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Picture Window Bath

November 25, 2008 by Jane F Leave a Comment

monochromatic modern bath in a south african rental villa with large picture window - my holiday rental via AtticmagA picture window connects a tranquil bath to an outside view.

Grab a glass of wine, ease yourself (carefully!) into the freestanding tub, and gaze through the picture window to enjoy the view of the indigenous forest in Kynsna, South Africa. Then swaddle yourself in toasty terrycloth – that big towel warmer can handle quite a few.  This spacious, minimalist master bathroom in a 5-bedroom rental house on the southern tip of the African continent has myriad modern comforts. Large-scale ceramic tile extends into the no-barrier shower. The bath has zero clutter and neutral colors increase the spacious. The bathroom also boasts a spectacular rustic ceiling that is typical of some Cape homes. Note the singularly clever design element: a black line at the top of the wainscot that leads the eye right to the window, just where it should be.

(Source: My Holiday Rental)

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