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If I was going through the effort and expense to have 2 baths instead of 1, I'd probably want hers to be really feminine and his to be really masculine with maybe a common color thread running through both so they tie together. I also prefer warm colors to cool colors in a bath in that I think they make you look better when you look in the mirror...no green that casts a sickly green glow on your skin... So if it were my bath, I'd go with something relaxing and monochrome and feminine like this one. [Traditional Bathroom[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/traditional-bathroom-ideas-phbr1-bp~t_712~s_2107) by San Francisco Architects & Building Designers The Wiseman Group Interior Design, Inc and for him, I'd keep it warm, but add more wood and/or metallics. [Traditional Bathroom[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/traditional-bathroom-ideas-phbr1-bp~t_712~s_2107) by Milwaukee Kitchen & Bath Remodelers timothyj kitchen & bath, inc. Here's an interesting bath where they kept the finishes the same but one side is decidedly more feminine than the other. [Traditional Bathroom[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/traditional-bathroom-ideas-phbr1-bp~t_712~s_2107) by Riverside Architects & Building Designers Randall Architects

When I was in design school, I only bought Italian magazines, such as Casa Vogue and Interni, but that was back in the late 1980s. The Italian Casa Vogue is no longer in print, but I do searches in Italian for specific items that I want to research. I have also bought German magazines (since German is my second language - Italian is my third), but they tend to be rather boring and focus on price more than anything else, although I have not looked at any lately. Spanish is my fourth language (in terms of fluency), and I have found a few Spanish magazines that I like, but the Italian ones are still my favorites. I can also read French but do not have much interest in French furniture.

I really like that sink. If I didn't need the storage in my small bathroom cabinet, I might consider something like that myself. It's so streamlined. The only thing I wonder about for you is whether you are going to want the sink to function both as a laundry room sink and a bathroom sink, in which case it seems bigger is better? Seems like marine-finished wood would work well and go with the organic vibe. Do you like your W/D stacked? It seems like you would have the room to unstack them and put a counter all the way across if you wanted. For me, I'm short so I'd love to have the space for both the washer and dryer to be on the floor. The kitchen cabinetry would certainly work there. The other option that would tempt me in your house would be to go with the recycled/rustic wood look you can get these days, even as an upgrade on IKEA cabinets.