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The black floor is quite striking. Didn't think I'd like that option, but it's quite lovely.

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Love the delicate amount of black with wood tones and lots of bright white. Daughter is not a fan of gold/brass at all.

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Feature wall in shower is a gorgeous colour. This would be lovely as the accent in the shower cubbies.

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The vanity colour is lovely. The use of delicate black fixtures and wood tones/accents appeals to us. The floor is too busy for our preference.

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Mix and match finishings is ok with me. Black matte drawer pulls/light fixture and chrome faucets is a nice option. The vanity colour is nice.

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Overall feel. Large crisp white tile, wood accent, black fixtures.

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Love the height of the backsplash behind the sink - my son is EXTREMELY splashy at the sink. Like the sink faucet. The deep blue with wood accent is very appealing but I worry that dark of a blue is too dark for our space. Shower side walls are too busy for my preference. Do NOT want a rolling/sliding glass door.

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This overall palette appeals to us. White/wood/blue with black fixtures.

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Love having a splash of colour behind the shelving.

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If we don't have a painted wall accent in the wall cubby, then an all wood unit appeals. Not necessarily this tone/stain.

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Kids have opted for two, separated cubbies (one each) instead of one, long, wall-to-wall space. They'd love a shelf in each cubby if possible. Not a glass shelf. Cubbies don't need to be vertical, they just like this shelf material and two separate cubbies.

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Two separate cubbies in shower at very different heights is ok. Maybe not quite such a low one though.

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Love the big tile. Do NOT want a rain head shower though.

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White/wood/black/blue theme continues. Not a fan of the accent tiles behind the mirror. Light fixtures too heavy. Photo in album for overall feel.

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General feel. If we go with a shower curtain, we want a black rod.

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I like the light fixture. Black with open-bottom clear glass shades. Would want at least 4 lights for the space.

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Maybe a panel of glass like this to act in lieu of a shower curtain liner with a black curtain rod and curtain as well. I'll explain this concept better in person. Lots of discussions with the kids on their preferences regarding privacy, hating curtain liners, and keeping the bathroom feeling open and not closing the shower/tub area off with a full wall of frosted glass as originally thought.

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