It looks like a tight fit between the sink and the tub but that's part of the charm. Love it! via
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4 comments:
Yes, please. I worked hard today and could really enjoy a great soak in that tub.
Karen
I want to put something lovely on the window sills.
Yes, the window sills need something. Looks like a good location for something green ... an orchid .. or two. ... muted light ... a bit of humidity. Would work for me. :-)
Karen...That's a great soaking tub.
Catherine...JudyMac has an idea for the window sills.
JudyMac...Orchids would be perfect!!!
xo, Rosemary
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