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Spruce up your bathroom with these relaxing ideas for coastal accents and colors.
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Serene Bathroom
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Fresh, cooling hues, inspired by sandy beaches and azure waters, complement the creamy beige floor and tub. The seashell-trimmed chandelier and narrow mosaic of taupe and aquamarine tiles bordering the tub add a few more coastal elements.
Antique Coastal Bathroom
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Above the two 1900s pedestal sinks are two oversize glass-front cabinets found at an antique store. The combination of the blue, white, and yellow with the dark wood gives a nautical feel to this coastal bathroom.
Crisp Bathroom
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A shell-encrusted mirror adds softness to the sleek marble bath and clean, white walls of this coastal bathroom.
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Luxurious Shower
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The light blue hue of the Carrara marble floor and shower may make you feel as if you are showering in the ocean
Sunny Bathroom
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The master bath offers refined cottage style with its wainscoting, dressing chair, and bureau. Double vanities, plentiful cabinets, and modern fixtures add hotel flair while yellow walls create a cheerful feel.
Vibrant Bathroom
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Add a pop of color to typical stark bathrooms with a bright shade of yellow on the door. Match the color to your bed linens for a fun, tropical look.
Large Master Bathroom
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Instead of a basic doorway between the master bedroom and bath, the architects designed a glass wall as a divider, with grommeted curtain panels that can be pulled for privacy. The glass wall visually enlarges the space and adds a sense of calm to the dramatically stenciled room. The large floating bathtub invites relaxation and serenity, and the large windows provide a great view.
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