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Bathroom

comments (0) March 8th, 2010 in Project Gallery        
wood4loretta wood4loretta, member
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This old bathroom had good fixtures, albeit in dark brown, that needed an update from the lino floor. By buying a crate of broken tiles we kept under budget and were able to do the floors and walls (including portions that stuck out from the wall for the soap dish and the towel rack) for under $750.00


Design or Plan used: My Own Design - Loretta Puckrin
posted in: Project Gallery, tilework, bath, original

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