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I too am looking for a small (33x33) bathtub for my one-year-old son to use for the next couple of years. Even a plastic bin would be fine but I cant seem to even find one of those to fit well! We have two existing showers and not enough money to thoroughly remodel the bathrooms.
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Were getting ready to start the remodeling of the dining room and bathroom in our 1897 home. Were removing lathe and plaster from the dining room and making the bathroom bigger by extending a wall. The wall we want to extend has the bathrooms (the one and only bathroom in the house) vent stack in it...
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We are buying a home that was built in 1900. The orginal woodwork is there and beautiful. I am trying to find a site that has ideas of decorating a home from 1900, mainly bathrooms and kitchens. If anyone knows of a site, please let me know. Thanks, Pamela
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Is it appropriate to use chrome finished bathroom lighting fixtures, faucets, towel bars, etc. when the bathroom cabinetry is oak and has knobs and trim of antique brass? It seems to be such a conflict using two kinds of metals so near each other.
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im remodeling my bathroom, using pewter oil rubbed bronze fixtures. i guess no one reads in the bathroom, because i can hardly find any magazine racks. im looking for a wall-mounted one in a dark finish... or any cunning ideas on how to jury rig one.... thanks in advance.
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Does anyone know where I can find a vintage jadeite/mint green/olive green (doesnt really matter - just green) porcelain towel bar? Not the kind that is inset into the tile, but the type where you screw into the walls - similar to those found in the old 1930s bathrooms. Length - no more than 20-22 i...
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Hello, Here is something that I stumbled across the other day...Is this similar to what you are looking for? Its a solid oak bathroom door with obscured glass. Go to http://www.architecturals.net/antiques/home.cfm and search on bathroom door and you will find it. Good luck in your search
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Hi! Did you ever locate one of those revolving toothbrush holders? In the late 60s my dad installed one in our bathroom....we thought it was the coolest thing we ever saw, and functional too. I have been looking for one of those for ages. I believe it was a Nutone...everything else in the bathroom w...
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We have a number of antique windows that we want to sell. The large part of them are the cut glass window panes that were mostly used in the bathrooms of older buildings an homes. We are trying to move so we can put our almost 100 year old house up for sale. It has been totally renovated as far as p...
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Hello, We had the same issue. We made a bathroom vanity out of an antique cabinet and we ending up having a custom vanity top made for us out of granite. There may be other materials you could ask about such as swanstone, corian, etc. You are correct...the home centers will have a very limited selec...
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