When we built our house over two years ago, one of our must-haves was a curbless shower in our bathroom. We loved it so much that we decided to add one in the flip house master bath. In this tutorial, I’m going to show you exactly how I built it and all the materials and tools you’ll need to do it yourself.
Bathrooms
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We are in the middle of a major flip house renovation that has three full baths. We just completed each of these bathrooms and have learned some things along the way. In this article, I’m going to share with you what these tips are and how they can help you get the most out of your bathroom renovation.
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Choosing a bathroom vanity mirror can sometimes be an afterthought when designing a bathroom. But I think it is best to choose your mirror or mirrors early in the design process as it will allow you to create a more cohesive design. The size of your mirror will determine your wall sconce placement and the material of the mirror should play a role in what material you choose for your vanity hardware.
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I have been waiting for months to get started on this flip house master bathroom design. After looking through lots of books, magazines, and even Pinterest I was full of ideas I couldn’t wait to implement! When designing a flip house we continue to design using our style. Which works out great since we like to keep things neutral, simple, and clean. We think it’s always best to choose timeless over trendy. This will be helpful to the buyers for years to come.
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A dark or black bathroom vanity is a great way to make a statement. These vanities boast a commanding presence that is sure to turn heads, and they can easily become the focal point of your bathroom. At the same time, dark or black vanities are also incredibly versatile, and they can be used to create a wide range of looks.