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built-in baths

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If tiles aren’t luxe enough for your bathroom, consider using marble and other natural stones to clad a built-in bath to elevate the look. ‘We are seeing more of an interest in marble for bathtubs. The natural surface movement and veining in the marble accentuates the shape of the tub and brings a sense of history to the design.’

Barbara Sellick, founder and director of Waterworks

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For a Los Angeles home, the designers at Working Holiday Studio used the same green tiles across the walls, floors

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