So many of you had strong opinions about a tub in the house, or the lack of one.
I listened to them all and realized that I need to find a place for a tub--both for resale value and to give me a place for a long soak.
The two downstairs guest baths were designed for showers.
One of them would have to change to a shower-over-tub, something I'm not fond of.
It gives the tub added importance and elegance.
Plus, I love the look--think candles lined up on the ledge!
This is very close to how the guest bedroom bath will look. Same basketweave floor, same subway on the wall, minus the black detail. The marble deck surrounding the tub is a little wide, but you get the idea.
I like the wall mounted faucets for showering, with a side tub filler as an option for bathing.
I'm still trying to decide if a glass door is an option.
I'm really excited about this change. It's a win win because now I can sneak away for a bath, but also the grandkids can now have a tub too when they visit.
Perfect solutions! Love it!
ReplyDeletePerfect. I love the marble and tile. This will be gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteAah... your taste is my taste. I can't wait to see what you end up with!!
ReplyDeleteGreat solution!
ReplyDeleteLooks and sounds beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThese are all so pretty! I'm the same way..dying for a big tub (doesn't every woman?!) Living in San Francisco you think I'd have a clawfoot tub..but didn't work out that way :(
ReplyDeleteXx, Tiffany | www.sunshinedaydreamphotography.com
my pet peeve on show/tub combos is that sometimes the faucet location is not readily accessible from outside the tub. I noticed several of the pictures show faucets that have the faucets on the far side of the tub. How do you easily reach them to fill the tub?
ReplyDeletePretty and practical do not always match!
I think you have a solution. I like the look. Can you get a deep, soaking tub in this style?
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