powder room vs bathroom
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oklouise
5 years agowith the luxury of so much space it could be possible to have a room that includes a spacious powder room with plumbing included for a modest shower space with plumbing and floor and walls properly waterproofed and, while you don't need the shower, use the space as a storage area so that future owners may simply replace the door with glass and add wall tiles and taps...the small enclosed shower space also creates a more private toilet, tucked out of sight of the open door but, obviously, arrangements depends on the shape of the room and location of existing door and windows
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siriuskey
5 years ago
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5 years agoMy advice would be to ditch the idea of the shower and go for a larger and luxurious powder room. It will add more value for resale than the amenity of an extra shower (and extra cleaning) and especially as you have the outdoor shower for the pool users. You can be more adventureous with the powder room. Think wallpaper, nice bathroom fittings, interesting lighting. Best wishes
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