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This space will be used daily and will be used for family to gather and to watch tv. This will be the most used space in the home. Must be child safe. Beware of sharp edges. Seating should be approximately 40" Deep. Large vases or other decor for Wall Niches. A little glam with some cool and warmth. Some plants on Corner By the Kitchen.

This Middleton, MA bathroom features a classic hex tile shower floor in a timeless black-and-white pattern, offering both visual texture and slip-resistant functionality. The small-scale mosaic design naturally contours to the shower slope, leading to a clean, square drain that blends seamlessly into the layout. Paired with crisp white subway tile walls, the flooring adds a subtle vintage touch while maintaining a fresh, transitional aesthetic that is both practical and enduring.

Dimensions: Diam:107 cm | 42" D:6,6 cm | 2,6” The glow takes the form of a golden plated brass circle and each of your ribbed crystal glass cylinders evokes a petrifying effect in any setting. This emancipation of lighting reflects fascinating design of the craftsmen to become a mirror of desire. So is the Majestic. See more: https://cutt.ly/kbBLtKA

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White background with an elegant gold veining that makes this color the perfect selection to create a luxury space.

Bath 5 Everything was once again demoed out. The Skelly team and Robin rearranged the bathroom layout to accommodate all the new renovations. The vanity area was shifted to go where the shower once was, and the shower was moved to the opposite wall. Since the layout changed, the electrical system was reconfigured to match for all the lighting. The new overhead lighting consisted of a hand-blown glass fixture with brass accents. In the shower area, hexagon porcelain mosaic tile was used for the shower flooring (the same was used in bath 4), which then carried over to the overall bathroom flooring. A shower niche was built-in with a blue mosaic, and the 3 shower walls were tiled with ceramic subway tile, all this would then be enclosed by a new glass shower door. The same subway tiling was used to wainscot the bathroom walls up to 4 feet.