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The Christmas Mancer designer replaced the fairy tale when pulling the views for the bathroom of Nevada who share two young girls. “We wanted this bathroom to a sweet dream space for these girls,” she says. Background butterflies, pale pink vanity, scalop motifs and arc shape are a few key pieces that drove a beautiful room together.
After: The bathroom is an imprint of 5 to 10 feet still the same. The room has a door at any end of emptiness. Every door leads to one of the girls for girls.
One of the first Mancer’s ideas presented the girl’s mother with a light with a pink double drain edge with the bottom. This custom touch was a motive that has transferred to other elements in the room.
“This was the first time I tried to use the edge on the edge of Toekick,” says Mancer. “At first I designed a fullest Scallop, but we wounded him a little to roll a little under the sink, my clients could take it.”
The Mancer and the rest of the design team was used by the Huzz Pro software throughout the process, from the start of the design phase until construction end. “It helped us keep all communication between clients and all members of the team organized and efficient,” says Mancer.
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The Mancer searched high and low to find only real sinks. It has edges with scaloped appearance. “They are the Wictian style sink,” she says. “They really helped withdraw into a fairy tale feeling.”
The lungs and handles have simple silhouettes, which keeps them from distractions from the motives of the scaloped. Completion is brushing brass.
“Butterflies and flowers on the background make these happy walls,” says Mancer. She put on a pink shade of sample and that vanity painted to match.
The mirror is a simple mirror. However, the Mancer raised the look by creating a frame with the brass strips Schluter, which are usually used on the edge of the tiles.
The restroom on the left (not showing) and showering the bath on the right is displayed. Mancera presented her clients a shadily pink The glowing ceramic wall tile. The subtle variation in pink tones seems nice with the background, and the white mortar is raised on the white wallpaper wallpaper. “We used a vertical network composition to reduce the impact of the form”, says designer.
The existing tub and the window were in fine shape, so Mancer worked into her design. The other ways in which it remained on the budget was using porcelain panels instead of natural stone, using luxurious vinyl floors on tiles instead of hardwood and using limes instead of two separate mirrors. The latter move also meant a wall over emptiness did not have to be background.
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Who lives here: A family of six
Location: Henderson, Nevada
Size: 50 square meters (4.7 square meters)
Design design firm: Cera Construction
Before: The existing bathroom was functional, but an ordinary look was far from inspired.