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AUSTIN (KXAN) An Austin-based construction company and contractors gathered Thursday at Austin Police Department headquarters and asked APD to create a task force and coordinate with other agencies to solve a series of construction site thefts.

Its not okay. Its not okay for us. Its not okay for my guys. Its definitely not okay for the community, said Eric Perucca, Owner of Hands & Feet Framing and Drywall.

Jon Standley with Motivado Group said he believes the thefts have been ongoing since January 2019, and there have been 36 separate incidents of construction materials stolen from sites.

We have been begging for help daily, but the Mayor and Police Chief are simply not taking this seriously, said Standley. This is a crime wave and these thefts are adding to the cost of building critically needed housing and office space in Austin.

In February, suspects broke into a construction site in broad daylight and stole materials worth close to $100,000. The incident was caught on camera, catching the getaway truck the suspects used. Motivado Group offered a $2,500 reward to anyone who might recognize the truck, or the people in the video, and can help lead police to an arrest.

It is time for the City of Austin to take this seriously, said Standley. If we do not get helpsoon, we will be forced to hire teams of armed guards with directions to protect life andproperty.

Perucca explained, This doesnt affect big businesses. This affects small businesses.

He told KXAN any time someone steals lumber, it creates a domino effect.

Because it can take weeks to replace the material, drywallers, plumbers and electricians who were lined up and ready to go cant work.

These are small time people who are trying to make a living, trying to make their lives work, and they get put on hold for a week, thats a big interruption, he said.

Wayne Dolcefino with Dolcefino Consulting said what the suspects are stealing are entire framing packages of houses. He said, One house framing package could cost $30,000. It gets stolen. It delays that project by weeks. It increases the cost of projects. These folks are building apartments, town homes and homes all across this area.

Standley told KXAN I think this is a systematic problem.

Austin Police said they can confirm at least four cases are related because the same vehicle is used. Other cases remain under investigation.

They said in a statement:

These investigations involve a tremendous amount of research and legwork and those take time. We are actively following up on leads though including partnering with other law enforcement agencies.

We did impound two vehicles from a construction site theft that occurred last night in the 10300 block of IH-35 Svrd SB. Neither of the vehicles is the one seen in the video. There are no individuals that have been identified/arrested as part of this incident.

We also spoke with Scott Turner with Riverside Homes. He said hes dealt with theft issues as well.

We had a home being built. It was completely finished. It was looking good. We had it on the market, ready to go, and someone who knew what they were doing, meaning they were familiar with construction, broke into the house by taking the door off the hinges and then stole the appliance package, Turner said.

He said around the time this happened to him, someone was arrested locally because they found one of the local appliances in a shop in Connecticut.

Turner said when appliances are stolen, it delays the closing process. When materials are stolen, it delays the building process.

Its very frustrating not just for the builders but also homeowners, he said. You have somebody whos ready and excited about their home, theyre ready to move in, and the next thing you know, theyve got a delay, and frankly, its a little unnerving both for the homeowner and the builder. Any time that occurs, it makes you feel a little uneasy and unsafe.

He explained because Austin areas housing supply is so low, if builders cant work and no homes go on sale, the supply would run out in a month.

Everyones doing their best to get their houses built and get homeowners in there as quickly as possible, he said.

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Nearly one year ago, I wrote an article for VIATechniks The Edge Blog on BD+C entitled, The construction industry has a problem, and women are going to solve it,which included a call to action for the industry to amplify the voice of women as a key strategy of empowerment. In the midst of Women in Construction Week, I am taking a moment to do just that!

Through the stories of 17 women in design, construction and real estate, we highlight the incredible contributions that a diverse, inclusive, and empowered workforce can have. Weve compiled each womans compelling journey and personal insights into Chapter 1 of an eBook. I urge you to spend the time to read their stories I promise you will be inspired by the powerful force that diversity plays in design & construction.

Roshan Mehdizadeh Corsiglia | Global Governance Executive, Real Estate, Google

Mollie Fadule | Head of Affordable Housing, Katerra

Elissa Flandro | Customer Success Manager, Autodesk

Kirsten Hull | VP Development, EQ Office

Andie Larson | Construction Solutions Manager | Fieldwire

Myesha McClendon | Vice President, Milhouse Engineering and Construction

Alexis McGuffin | VP Business DevelopmentandPartnerships, Lendlease

Danielle O'Connell | Sr. Manager, Innovation Services, Skanska

Sabrina Odah | Smart Lab Director, Suffolk

Salla Palos | Director of Transformation Services, Microsoft

Jamie Redmond | Director of Operations, Redmond Construction

Erica Storck | General Manager, Kapture Prefab

Morgan Traynor | Senior Director of Operational Excellence, Ryan Companies

Trina Warren | Senior Project Manager, Devcon Construction

Leshya Wig | Partner, Wig Properties

Thea Williamson | Senior Design Project Manager, Shake Shack

Sharing these stories is more important than many may realize. Alexis McGuffin, Vice President, Business Development & Partnerships at Lendlease says, How often I hear very successful women say they got lucky in their career advancement, as if it were an accident! I just happened to be in the right place at the right time I dont buy it; I think it takes hard work and preparation to be able to capitalize on an opportunity when it arises. Lets take credit for that to encourage the next generation. By telling our stories and by listening to and sharing each others stories, we celebrate and appreciate the contributions of women in construction. We inspire our next wave of leaders. We encourage the next generation (men and women alike) to join an industry that directly impacts the health, safety, and quality of life of the world.

I am honored to be able to share these remarkable leaders stories, and thankful to BD+C for giving me this platform. Stories of women like Thea Williamson, Senior Design Project Manager at Shake Shack, who turned challenge into success. Williamson was a 17-year-old runaway who didnt like her circumstances, so she left, afraid of nothing. At one point, she was only able to have one meal a day. She never said no to an opportunity. Williamson reflects, Some of my greatest moments were welcomed during challenges; such as being promoted to a part time instructor within my union school, becoming a manager for a drafting and fabrication shop in my 20s, and ultimately saying goodbye to my union and entering the corporate world on my 30th birthday. When I look back on my career, I can clearly see how every moment and every experience truly shaped my current reality for the good. But the positivity I allow it to bring to my reality is a choice.

As Sabrina Odah, Smart Lab Director at Suffolk Construction puts it, Our industry is experiencing an increase in labor shortage and a flatline in productivity. Global infrastructure investment will double over the next 15 years. Diversity in the workplace increases innovation, creativity, and productivity. Lets shift the discussion from whether we should to how we can create a more diverse and inclusive workplace across all roles and leadership positions. Not only will this improve the bottom line, but also, its the right thing to do.

We said it before, and we will say it again. The industry has a problem. The industry dynamics which Odah mentions have created a mismatch between supply and demand in construction globally. And we simply cannot close this gap if we continue to alienate half of our potential workforce. Solving this problem is within your control and I compel you to view it as your responsibility. Your action, or inaction, DOES have an impact.

Jamie Redmond, Director of Operations at Redmond Construction has led targeted efforts to increase diversity and inclusion at her firm. This year was really special because I got to see our new hiring practices pay off, notes Redmond. Our Project Team is now 50% female, and we hired our first female Superintendent. Similarly, Kirsten Hull, Vice President of Development at Equity Office notes that 60% of the project leads on EQ Offices Willis Tower redevelopment from ownership to architects, project managers, GCs, and engineers, are women.

Mollie Fadule, Head of Affordable Housing at Katerra says, Theres untapped opportunity for women to have voice and help to lead the change underway in the construction industry. The challenges we are working to confront in the construction industry are massive. If we can bring diverse perspectives and knowledge from outside the industry, in addition to new technologies, we can enact change that brings broad benefits for society. I believe women will be instrumental in the transformation of this industry.

Beyond just a focus on women, people more broadly are at the center of the solution. Salla Palos, Director of Transformation Services at Microsoft says People must begin advocating for people. Everyone should advocate for others to get a variety of voices heard. How might we be inclusive as an industry? The industry must amplify the voice of those who offer solutions. If the industry keeps repeating the same process with the same tools, how can it expect a different outcome?

Lendleases Alexis McGuffin in a Virtual Reality safety simulation.

As the industry evolves and innovation takes hold, we are seeing women play a leading role in this change. Morgan Traynor, Senior Director of Operational Excellence at Ryan Companies sees this firsthand in her groups partnership with Ryans innovation team. The Operational Excellence team at Ryan takes those next big ideas and implements them across Ryans national platform. When speaking of the critical components of successful change management, Traynor says taking the technology or tool or process and being able to communicate expectations, fully train, and then support individuals and teammates along the way are key roles I see women playing in the innovation and technology space.

Two such leaders in construction innovation are Elissa Flandro, Customer Success Manager at Autodesk and Andie Larson, Construction Solutions Manager at Fieldwire. According to Flandro, Construction often gets a bad reputation for being resistant to change, but my encounters have always been extremely positive. I think industry professionals are excited to learn and be a part of the change. Despite the excitement and enthusiasm, this change is not easy. There is a deep level of complexity that the industry is challenged with. As Larson says, There are a lot of moving parts and pieces in the real estate/ design/ construction industry. Based off a McKinsey study, here is how an average day on site is spent: 30% of a workday is allocated to direct wrench time, 40% preparing for tasks, gathering equipment and materials, and transitioning from one area to the next, and 30% idle time. I started my career at a modular construction company, realizing that modular construction has the ability to address this problem.

And this brings us to a key theme we uncovered with the featured women. Each one is actively molding her career and taking leadership positions to be an unstoppable force for change, not just in the construction industry but in our world at large.

For some, this impact starts from a personal perspective. For example, take Roshan Mehdizadeh Corsiglia, Global Governance Executive, Real Estate at Google. Corsiglia is a first generation American, and San Jose, CA is where her family made their place in the United States. She is currently helping create the new Google HQ and is making sure her daughter sees this project take shape. Corsiglia notes, For my daughter, that will mean growing up in a city where her family has had a direct impact on the civic life of this wonderfully vibrant and varied community.

Leshya Wig, Partner at Wig Properties is playing a role in addressing our nations issue with affordable housing, an often overlooked yet vital component of social mobility. As Wig describes, Affordable housing is a massive problem in our communities, and it appears as if it is getting worse, not better. Amazing companies such as Katerra and McKinstry have been working to address these issues from a constructability standpoint. We need that important work to continue. But we also need to tackle this problem with local cities, to ensure that developers are incentivized to build housing so that the housing supply can continue to build, which will help keep prices down. So, she is doing just that. I have been advocating for changes to local land use codes, that can be provided at no cost to the local jurisdictions, for areas of the city that have been identified as appropriate for denser development, while also ensuring we respect the boundaries of our single family neighborhoods.

A sustainable first design for the Award-Winning Chicago Riverwalk by Carol Ross Barney. Photo Credit: Ross Barney Architects

Carol Ross Barney, FAIA, Founder & Principal of Ross Barney Architects says, I think there is a single problem that we face and that is climate change. And I believe that we must solve it now. Our current leaders are tragically wrong to think that anything is more important. Every project we do is considered through the lens of sustainability first. If we do not meet these challenges, we dont have a future.

Outside of work, these women continue to embody change they want to see in the world. Erica Storck, General Manager at Kapture Prefab LLC says, I believe we need to expose young girls to the industry and debunk the perception that construction isnt for them. It is for this reason that she has partnered with Charlotte, NC based non-profit, Dottie Rose, which introduces girls to STEM. This summer youll find Eric doing a weeklong camp to blend STEM and construction so the girls can see first-hand the potential they have in our industry.

Devcon Constructions Trina Warren with her team at Habitat for Humanity in Paraguay.

Similarly, Trina Warren, Senior Project Manager at Devcon Construction has travelled the world giving freely of her time to leave the places she has visited better than before she was there. I love to volunteer for good causes, so utilizing my construction background makes Habitat for Humanity a perfect fit and is a chance to get my hands dirty. I have volunteered for local community builds and have also travelled to Nepal and Paraguay to build homes. My most recent trip to Paraguay involved hand digging foundations and septic tanks, rock subgrade, concrete work, and lots of masonry work in 105 degree temperatures. But, we had a fun & hard-working international volunteer team and we had a blast building a new home for the family. The opportunity to meet and help a community is so rewarding.

While I am a firm believer in seizing opportunities, taking risks to push your limits, and being bold enough, brave enough to be the change you want to see, I also realize that no one can do it alone. EQ Offices Kirsten Hull is, as she puts it, a strong believer in the power of connections. Throughout her career, important inflection points have been influenced by mentors and sponsors. Hull reflects, In more recent days, it is Lisa Picard, as EQ Offices CEO, who has inspired me as a mentor and leader, pushing our teams to prioritize curiosity, creativity, and a customer-centric approach. Living these values are synonymous with inclusivity and diversity of thought, perspective, and experience, and where there is both the widest gap -- and greatest opportunity -- in development and construction.

The people who influence our lives take many forms family, friends, colleagues, mentors, sponsors, or even cheerleaders as Danielle OConnell, Senior Manager, Innovation Services at Skanska USA so aptly describes it. Great relationships are so important with both men and women in the office and in the field. I have one ally, or I might even call him a cheerleader, who really stands out - Mike Zeppieri. He is always keeping an ear out for opportunities for me and is truly invested in my growth and development in the company.

As I interviewed our 17 featured women, I was struck by the gratitude they felt towards those they viewed as mentors and sponsors, and how this in turn fueled their desire to pay it forward. Take Myesha McClendon, Vice President at Millhouse Engineering & Construction, for example. McClendon says, Design and Construction are male dominated fields, so Im excited to be able to encourage young women to pursue engineering and to serve as an example of whats possible. I have worked to fund the Myesha and Michelle McClendon scholarship fund that provides tuition assistance for women pursuing degrees in engineering.

When we take a moment to reflect on these womens stories, we see what Melinda Gates calls the moment of lift how empowering women changes the world. Please join me in taking a moment to celebrate and appreciate these women as well as the women in your own personal circles who impact your families, teams, companies, and communities. And if nothing else, remember that this is a conversation that must continue after Women in Construction Week 2020 comes to a close!

About the AuthorDanielle Dy Buncio is the Co-Founder and CEO of VIATechnik. Prior to VIATechnik Danielle managed large-scale building and infrastructure projects in Silicon Valley, Chicago, and Sydney. Danielle also serves on the Board of Directors of Ryan Companies US, a $2B real estate development, construction, and design firm and JF Brennan, a 100-year-old heavy civil and marine contractor. Danielle is a 2018 Building Design + Construction 40 under 40 honoree and a 2019 ENR National Top 20 under 40. She received a BS in Civil Engineering from Stanford and an MBA from Northwestern University Kellogg School of Management. Danielle remembers her first job site at age 3 shortly after her parents founded a heavy civil construction company in Chicago. From a young age, Danielle was fortunate to be surrounded by strong female role models in Civil Engineering and Construction including her mother, Leticia Villasenor, and her aunt, Lydia Galvani.

VIATechnik is the global leader in virtual design and construction, with nearly 200 digital experts in nine global offices. We are on a mission to transform the analog world of design and construction into a digital platform, enabling efficient design, industrialized construction, and a digital real estate service model. Through this transformation, we believe we can solve the worlds housing and infrastructure challenges, deliver spaces that nurture life, commerce, and relationships. We are proud that women at VIATechnik comprise over 30% of our team, 3X the national average. VIATechnik is a WBE firm certified by the WBENC.

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YIMBY went to check in on the progress of the nine-building Essex Crossingcomplex on Manhattans Lower East Side, where two structures are getting closer to completion. The exterior of Handel Architects 180 Broome Street is almost finished, while faade work is rapidly progressing on the CetraRuddy-designed 202 Broome Street. Both mixed-usedevelopments join the six-acre master plan that is expected to cost $1 billion and will bring more than 1,000 new homes, 100,000 square feet of green space, over 350,000 square feet of offices, and 300,000 square feet of retail to the booming neighborhood. Triton Construction is the general contractor for the project.

180 Broome Street stands 26 stories and will yield 121 affordable rentals and 142 market-rate units, 10,000 square feet of retail space with 700 feet of sidewalk frontage, a 9,000-square-foot landscaped atrium, and 175,000 square feet of office space on levels two through five.

180 Broome Street, photo by Michael Young

180 Broome Street, photo by Michael Young

180 Broome Street, photo by Michael Young

180 Broome Street, photo by Michael Young

180 Broome Street, photo by Michael Young

180 Broome Street, photo by Michael Young

Across the street to the west is 202 Broome Street, which rises 14 stories high and will feature 175,000 square feet of Class A offices with up to 13-foot-high ceilings, 34,500 square feet of retail space, 83 residential units, and a 9,000-square-foot indoor park and recreation area called Broome Street Gardens. More of the exterior panels have been installed since YIMBYs last update.

202 Broome Street, photo by Michael Young

202 Broome Street, photo by Michael Young

202 Broome Street, photo by Michael Young

202 Broome Street, photo by Michael Young

202 Broome Street, photo by Michael Young

202 Broome Street, photo by Michael Young

202 Broome Street, photo by Michael Young

202 Broome Street, photo by Michael Young

Developed by Delancey Street Associates,BFC Partners,L+M Development Partners,Taconic Investment Partners,The Prusik Group, andGoldman Sachs Urban Investment Group, Essex Crossing is rising from a swath of empty and undeveloped parcels at the foot of the Williamsburg Bridge. The closest subways are the J, F, M, and Z trains found at the Delancey Street/Essex Street subway station. The pedestrian and bicycle paths that lead into the Williamsburg Bridge are directly in front along Delancey Street and provide easy and scenic access to Brooklyn.

180 and 202 Broome Street are expected to be finished by the end of 2020. Essex Crossing as a whole is slated for completion by 2024.

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The construction of a 20-storey building at the Football Association of Maldives (FAM) grounds has been contracted to South Korea's Sky Wing Global company.

FAM handed over the building project and two additional projects to the company on Monday: the construction of a four-story indoor futsal arena at the Stadium grounds and the construction of twenty turf grounds across Maldives.

The 20-story building is being constructed under a loan arrangement with the South Korean company. FAM's President Bassam Adeel Jaleel said the US$ 17 million loan will be paid back within seven years after the project is completed, using the revenue generated from the new buildings.

"We are building 20 storeys as we aim to take Maldivian football to another level. We require a large amount of funds [to reach this goal]. Therefore, most of the floor space will be revenue-making spaces. The generated revenue will be used to develop Maldivian football, and to make Maldives the strongest country in the region in terms of football," said Bassam.

The construction of FAM's new office building is currently ongoing at southwest area of the stadium. The construction of the building was handed over to Tibaro Private Limited. The building was expected to be completed by April this year. However, Bassam said delays were faced in the construction of the office due to the heavy rain experienced in the country at the end of last year. The contractor assures that the building will be ready for use by September, said Bassam.

Even if the completion of the office gets delayed further, the current office at the FAM grounds will be vacated by September, said Bassam, even if the association has to lease another building to use as its office.

The indoor futsal court building will be constructed on the empty grounds behind FAM's mini-turf. Two out of the four storeys of the building will be dedicated to futsal, and will include an international-standard futsal arena. A special futsal training centre will be located on one floor. The group and top floors will be used for commercial purposes, and will be leased to generate revenue.

Bassam said the design of the 20-storey building and the indoor futsal building will be revealed at the Football Awards slated for April 18.

Three out of the 20 turf grounds planned for construction are designated for the Male' region: one in Male', Villimale' and Hulhumale'. The remaining grounds will be constructed on different islands in different regions of the country.

All turf grounds will be of FIFA-approved quality, and grass, fence and lighting systems will be installed at the grounds. The construction of the first ground will begin within 77 days, said Bassam. One turf ground will be completed every month after that until all 20 grounds are completed within 20 months, he added.

"We are contemplating expanding the Maldivian Premier League to include teams from the atolls after the 20 turf grounds are completed," said Bassam.

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If you are looking for a stock that has a solid history of beating earnings estimates and is in a good position to maintain the trend in its next quarterly report, you should consider Thor Industries (THO). This company, which is in the Zacks Building Products - Mobile Homes and RV Builders industry, shows potential for another earnings beat.

When looking at the last two reports, this recreational vehicle maker has recorded a strong streak of surpassing earnings estimates. The company has topped estimates by 18.41%, on average, in the last two quarters.

For the last reported quarter, Thor Industries came out with earnings of $1.50 per share versus the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $1.23 per share, representing a surprise of 21.95%. For the previous quarter, the company was expected to post earnings of $1.48 per share and it actually produced earnings of $1.70 per share, delivering a surprise of 14.86%.

Price and EPS Surprise

For Thor Industries, estimates have been trending higher, thanks in part to this earnings surprise history. And when you look at the stock's positive Zacks Earnings ESP (Expected Surprise Prediction), it's a great indicator of a future earnings beat, especially when combined with its solid Zacks Rank.

Our research shows that stocks with the combination of a positive Earnings ESP and a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold) or better produce a positive surprise nearly 70% of the time. In other words, if you have 10 stocks with this combination, the number of stocks that beat the consensus estimate could be as high as seven.

The Zacks Earnings ESP compares the Most Accurate Estimate to the Zacks Consensus Estimate for the quarter; the Most Accurate Estimate is a version of the Zacks Consensus whose definition is related to change. The idea here is that analysts revising their estimates right before an earnings release have the latest information, which could potentially be more accurate than what they and others contributing to the consensus had predicted earlier.

Thor Industries has an Earnings ESP of +22.69% at the moment, suggesting that analysts have grown bullish on its near-term earnings potential. When you combine this positive Earnings ESP with the stock's Zacks Rank #3 (Hold), it shows that another beat is possibly around the corner. The company's next earnings report is expected to be released on March 9, 2020.

Investors should note, however, that a negative Earnings ESP reading is not indicative of an earnings miss, but a negative value does reduce the predictive power of this metric.

Many companies end up beating the consensus EPS estimate, but that may not be the sole basis for their stocks moving higher. On the other hand, some stocks may hold their ground even if they end up missing the consensus estimate.

Because of this, it's really important to check a company's Earnings ESP ahead of its quarterly release to increase the odds of success. Make sure to utilize our Earnings ESP Filter to uncover the best stocks to buy or sell before they've reported.

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You finally got an offer on your house and the buyer had a home inspection done. But the report says that several items may not be up to standards or are in need of repair or replacing.

So, what do you do? You have been informed about items or issues in your home that you did not know about; or maybe you did know about them but havent had the time or know-how to fix them. And do you really have to replace your old water heater or dishwasher for the buyer?

Most real estate agents representing buyers recommend having a home inspection before completing a sale. They do it, of course, to protect the buyer from unknown or undisclosed issues and to give them a better understanding of the home they are about to buy.

Home inspection reports are based on a visual inspection of the property as observed at the time of the inspection. It should state what items are in need of immediate major repair and any recommendations to correct, monitor or evaluate by appropriate persons. A report might state the condition of the water heater tank or the roof and make a prediction that it is near the end of use. It may also advise that issues be further reviewed by a qualified and licensed contractor.

If you dont agree with what a home inspector found, you can have your own inspector come in to give a second opinion. Remember to have a qualified licensed Arizona home inspector so that the report has validity.

You also have to discern significant structural problems mentioned in the report from the aesthetic issues. The report may mention appliances or operating components in the home that may need replacing. But what is much more important is any significant findings, like cracks in the foundation. Little cracks in a wall mean there has been some settling, which is common, but when all the doors in the hallway stick or dont latch or the door frames are out of square, that could mean a more significant and troubling foundation problem.

Another issue might be remodeling that may not measure up to the building code or workmanship standards. Thats why its always important before starting a big project in your house to get permits when the work involves structural modifications, electricity, gas lines or changes in water lines, as well as additions to the floor plan. And always use a licensed and qualified contractor. Sometimes a home inspector may question those types of situations and if you dont have the proper documentation on who did the work, you may be saying goodbye to this buyer.

I always recommend checking with the appropriate building department and do a history check to verify all remodeling was done with a building permit, then get a list of the licensed contractors who completed the work.

Reports can talk about whether some situations dont meet general building and safety standards, and it's usually best to upgrade those areas. That often becomes the buyers responsibility.

Remember, as the seller, you must reveal everything you know about your home. However, you dont have to fix anything but the warrantied items in the homes and your Realtor knows what these are.

Other common problems we see in home inspections:

Not enough attic insulation

Lack of GFIC outlets (ground fault interrupter circuits)

Peeling exterior paint

Roof repair or replacement

Generally speaking, no house is perfect, and the home inspectors report is not a work list for the buyer. If the inspection turns up problems, most buyers and sellers end up getting them fixed before escrow or including money in the final settlement of the sale to pay for the new roof or rusty water heater.

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Bathroom Remodel Bathrooms are part of essential rooms in a house. It used for personal hygiene activity.

Generally, a complete bathroom contained some accessories such as a toilet, sink, tub or shower. However, in some countries, the toilet is excluded and used in a different room for sanitary reasons.

Perhaps, a bathroom is a reflection of the owners style. Its bothered our eyes when it doesnt fit our expectations. Therefore, remodeling a bathroom becomes a solution to this problem.

Remodeling a bathroom is not a small project. It needs a lot of ideas and advice. With some plannings and inspirations, the plans for renovating a bathroom will be well structured.

Before changing your tub and tearing up the tiles, take a look at these bathrooms to remodel ideas to create the bathroom that you always expected.

It is possible to build a low maintenance bathroom by selecting good finishes that keep looking clean. Besides, it will always make your bathroom look new and fresh.

Here are some ideas for a low maintenance bathroom:

Although quartz countertops look like marble, it performs differently. It made of quartz, resins, and pigments which make it stronger than marble.

You can buy the best quality faucet for your bathroom so that it will be long-lasting.

Besides quartz counter and quality faucet, you can also install glass shower doors treated with water anti-spotting agent.

Nowadays, energy saving is significant in our daily activity. Limit the use of water and using LED bathroom lighting are very efficient.

Besides economic, it also good for environmental reasons. These are the items to maximize energy efficiency:

Tankless water heaters generate hot water only when you need it. It will save fuel and avoid a catastrophic leak.

Both low flow toilets and faucets provide significant savings of water. Its beneficial for reducing the waste of water for about 20% than the conventional ones.

LED lights considered to be better than others because of its brightness, environmentally friendly, and long-lasting.

A radiant floor heating provides energy efficiency, safety, and works with all floor covering. It will also warm your toes once you stepped on it.

An insulated window is a great way to keep the bathroom warm. You can also reduce energy waste from inside.

A bright bathroom with open spaces always looks larger and interesting. If your design looks dark and shadowy, the room will look depressing too. These are some ways on how to create a brighter room:

Adding a window or skylight in a bathroom will increase the lighting naturally. Besides, it also good for environmental reasons.

Good lighting is essential throughout the bathroom. Especially, when each lightning used for different purposes, such as for the ceiling, vanity, tub, or shower.

Choosing a reflective and light finishes and surfaces can make the room brighter. The lighting is reflected in the fixture so that the place looks shiny.

Low maintenance, energy efficient, and brighter rooms are the first things you need to consider before doing a makeover on a bathroom. Thus, those tips above hopefully will help you to get more ideas on remodeling yours.

Generally, non-expert people only know a few designs of the bathroom, such as traditional, modern or contemporary. But in fact, there are many kinds of bathroom models provided from time to time.

After getting ideas on how to have a good bathroom. Furthermore, its time to get some information of designs examples. Here are the complete lists and examples of bathrooms styles to inspire your bathroom remodeling.

A contemporary bathroom is usually known as an elegant and up-to-date bathroom. It is different than a modern one. The bathroom often features delicate and straightforward styles. As a result, Just like this mid-sized bathroom, it looks trendy with LED lighting on the shelf and cabinets.

When vintage items filled the room, its neither modern nor traditional, but it called eclectic. An eclectic style does not quite fit some styles, such as modern, traditional, or retro. But its more like a combination of those styles with the addition of unique accessories. The eclectic designs in this bathroom are on the fixtures, vintage wallpaper, and a combination of white and black colors.

Generally, a modern bathroom has a neutral concept. It often shows primary colors, little decorations, and natural materials. Blue ceramic floor combined with white wall and countertops applied in this bathroom also brings a modern design.

A classic design combined with luxurious touches is usually known as a traditional bathroom style. For the most part, this design is timeless and creates a beautiful aesthetic that will never get old. Above all, the combination of blue chair and white cabinets show its elegant and vintage looks.

Creating a beach style bathroom can bring a relaxing feeling and tranquility. Consider choosing suitable colors and decorations like natural or ocean and sandy beach decorations. Certainly, the beach style is on the application of pebble tile floor and other accessories, such as plants, mirror frame, beige walls, and wood countertops.

Craftsman bathrooms designs feature a lot of woodwork and furniture. The details make it looks luxurious and elegant. This bathroom shows fascinating interiors, start from the wood wall, cabinets, and floor. Furthermore, green tiles also add the craftsman style variations into the room.

Comfy and warm often become the main picture of the farmhouse bathrooms style. It features rustic touches on the furniture. In this bathroom example, there are wood cabinets combined with grey walls and brown countertops. Consequently, those furniture give a homey and welcoming atmosphere which are suitable with farmhouse bathrooms design.

Oriental or Asian bathroom features an Asian cultural style. Its beautiful visuals from the zen atmosphere or the application of Buddha sculpture brings peace and relaxing feeling into the room. In this Asian-inspired bathroom, the black tile on the wall, stone tile porcelain floor, and wood cabinets show the Asian design dominantly.

Industrial bathrooms design are trendy. It usually uses rouge materials, woods, and visible bricks. Some industrial furniture like lamps for lighting also gives a proper look for this design. Just like this mid-sized bathroom, it has a marble tile porcelain floor and gray walls. Therefore, the colors and accessories applied here make the industrial bathrooms design looks obvious.

A luxurious Mediterranean style provides traditional interiors combined with the current one. Its casual and relaxing methods lead to a picture of the mediterranean sea. The furniture often painted in Mediterranean colors like yellow, bright blue, and rust. Dark wood cabinets and colorful tile ceramic floor makes this bathroom correctly shows the design.

Mid-century bathrooms style are both cliche and trendy. It takes an era between 1945-1980 when simplicity, natural, and open space applied in the house. Like this 1950s bathroom design, there is a combination of open space, white walls, and artificial lights to brighten the room.

A natural and elegant feeling in rustic bathroom design is timeless. It focuses on texture and raw materials on the mountain style tile, pebble tile floor, and the bathroom tone. Also, the addition of vintage bathroom lighting makes the room looks classical.

Scandinavian style features beauty, simplicity, and utility. Usually, a Scandinavian home has a dominant white and neutral color, clean lines, natural material, and comfortable fabrics. The white walls, light wood cabinets, vessel sinks, mirror, and lots of lights show that this bathroom has a beautiful Scandinavian style.

A lovely shabby-chic look also can be applied in a bathroom. It features some fancy accessories like cute art pieces, elegant chandelier, and floral prints. Furthermore, there are turquoise cabinets, mosaic tile floor, crystal chandelier, and some abstract paintings applied.

Southwestern bathrooms style influenced by Mexican and Spanish themes. Generally, this design creates a bright space, relaxing, and welcoming. In this picture, the unique part of this bathroom is on the snail shower and slate tile travertine floor which added by the application of dark wood cabinets.

When multiple styles blended into one, it also called transitional design. Mixing modern and rustic or traditional and contemporary are the most common based method for this design. in short, there is a combination of a double vanity and glass tile marble floor which make the room looks elegant and bright.

A tropical theme for the bathroom usually features Asian, plants, or beach elements. The use of color is not too bright or bold. Also, it provides a spa-like experience and fantastic view around. This bathroom example has an island style with wood floor and free-standing bathtub. There are also some plants and lighting inside the room.

Having a bath like in the 1830s is what it feels to be in Victorian Style bathroom. Although this style is quite old, its still timeless and enjoyable. With authentic Victorian decorative arts, this design is elegant and correctly shows the 19th-century bathroom style.

Therefore, those bathroom styles are varied. They designed with their unique appearances including the fixtures and sizes. Choose based on your style and interest. So that, while remodeling bathroom there will be no miscasting.

When updating a bathroom, there are some things we need to think first. One of those things is the budget. Speaking about bathroom remodels on a budget, it depends on how much you want to change it. The more you want to change the bathroom, there will be a lot of money to spend.

Both small bathroom remodel and big bathroom remodel can cost a lot of money. However, there are plenty of ways to reduce the budget, such as instead of buying a new tub. Furthermore, you can reline the old ones or buy used stuff which is cheaper than the new ones.

Before starting to renovate a bathroom, consider to determine your budget. The cost of remodeling a bathroom depends on the size, started from small to medium or master. Not only the bathroom, but the fixture price also depends on its size. Moreover, the fixture elements that you will probably need while remodeling a bathroom are new shower or bath, countertops, lighting, flooring, and cabinets.

Those items are not a must for remodeling your bathroom. Especially when they come with different prices and models. There is also another option to fit your budget like refinished the old fixtures. It will costs less than buying new ones. Thus, consider to choose and compare it wisely.

For many years of having a bathroom design, there always a time when we get tired and thinking to have a new one. Therefore, renovating a bathroom is the most effective way.

Looking at some before and after bathroom transformations can be a motivation on the process of remodeling yours. Now, spend a little of your time to check these before and after bathroom makeover.

Bluish. In the 1960s, there was a renovation in this blue bathroom. But, it didnt help to change it. Although, the color combinations seemed interesting.

Classical. Some changes applied in this renovated bathroom, such as the white color fills the room, classic fixtures, and new tiles. But, we still can see the 1920s atmosphere in here.

Old. Inside a Colonial home style, this broken bathroom built. Also there were some damages, like the tile was cracked, 12-inch bathtub, and uninterested color.

Fresh. By using vintage fixtures and complicated tile drawings, this bathroom looks fresh and suit the homes age. The colors mixing with mint green, white, and black brings a cold tone to the room.

Uninspired. Gauche and uninspired looks come from this bathroom style. It also looks old-fashioned and bitter.

Impressive. With wet room design, this bathroom has more space for bathtub and shower. There is also more free space applied.

Overflow. The flooding disaster came to this bathroom apartment because of the overflowing toilet. The owner decided to do a makeover the whole bathroom pieces.

Dynamic. Some dynamic changes and addition applied with the fixtures, such as non-standard vanity, photos, faucets, and colors. The combination of light grey and white makes the room looks well-ordered.

Nervous. The southwestern American style applied in this bathroom but, it looks gauche with yellow walls. Also, some old fixture like tv box and tub looks outdated.

Relaxing. Some fixture added to this new bathroom style. With a free-standing bathtub and a Brazilian wood platform under it, it makes the owner enjoying the view outside the window comfortably.

In short, remodeling a bathroom takes a lot of energy and budget. If you get more information, tips, and ideas, it will be beneficial in the process of a makeover. Besides, there are lots of designs to choose based on your style. Moreover, consider to planned everything wisely before starting to remodeling it.

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DIY bathroom remodeling is not only a popular trend going around the U.S., but its also one of the most valuable. In fact, on average, bathroom remodeling projects yield a 60% return on investment. As such, you may not only get to enjoy the luxury of using an updated bathroom, but the monetary return as well.

Nevertheless, bathroom remodeling is not easy. To make a difference, you need honest advice from the pros. As such, we rounded up six common DIY bathroom remodeling projects and the steps to complete each without a pro.

If you feel some these are biting off more than you can chew, be sure to contact a professional bathroom contractor near you.

Before we dive into each project, we must cover the average costs. According to our bathroom renovation cost estimator, the national average for a bathroom remodeling job is $7,920. This price includes hiring a professional. Therefore, expect your DIY bathroom project to be much less expensive (expect longer completion time though).

Before you start your DIY bathroom remodel project, you must ask yourself six essential questions. By asking and answering all six, you will know if this bathroom project is not only worth your investment, but time as well.

The six questions you need to ask yourself before every DIY bathroom remodeling are:

For more tips and guidelines into this six questions, please see DIY Bathroom Remodel Planning.

Time to jump into your DIY pants. I am going to start off with the easiest and most prevalent DIY project around the house. Believe it or not, new paint can transform your bathroom from 1980s drab to 2010s fab. Whether you go bold with dark blue or casual with stripes, new paint will not only give new life to an outdated bathroom, but make it feel larger as well.

Making your small bathroom feel large is not as hard as it sounds. There are easy, proven painting tips that can make your small bathroom feel like the lavish master bath you deserve.

To see how to take advantage of each tip, please see 10 Painting Tips To Make Your Small Bathroom Seem Larger.

We spend much of our time in the shower and fortunately for DIY homeowners, there are a few easy DIY shower projects you can complete without a pro.

Clean & Unclog Shower Drains

The first shower project is not so much a DIY project as much as it is DIY maintenance. With long hair myself, I know what its like to see hair all over your shower drain. Anyone with longer hair knows the struggle of cleaning your shower drain. Luckily, there are a few over the counter ways to unclog/clean your shower drain.

To see the remaining steps, please check out DIY Tips for Cleaning Your Shower Drains.

Retile Shower

Retiling a shower is not a project for the weak. It takes good old elbow grease to get your old tile out of there. Retiling a shower consists of completely knocking out the existing tile and installing new tile. You will need many tools, which I have outlined in How To Retile A Shower, to complete this project right.

After removing your shower head and handle, cover your shower floor with newspaper. Take your hammer and chisel and start from the bottom corner. Gently place the chisel on the side of tile and use your hammer to push the tile out. Start gently. As you move on, you may have to use some real elbow grease to get these tiles out. Once all tile has been removed, chisel off any remaining mortar as well.

After cleaning the walls, prepare them with mortar. Cover the bottom half of the wall with thinset mortar and spread it with your notched mortar trowel. Press down hard with your trowel. Make sure its clean and even throughout the wall.

Set the bottom row of tile in place, starting at the center of the wall. Press the tiles into the mortar with spacers between them. Work your way to the sides, cutting the end tiles if you need. If you dont feel comfortable cutting tile yourself, take it your nearest Home Depot and they can cut it for you. Add grout and voila!

Note: A very similar process can be done to replace your bathroom tile floors. For exact steps, please see DIY Tips For How To Remove Old Ceramic Tile From Bathroom.

Add Shower to Freestanding Tub

Freestanding tubs look terrific, but more often than not, we opt for a shower. Why not have two in one?

Without a pro, you can add a reliable and relaxing shower to your freestanding tub. Other than look great, it could also save you thousands of dollars off a regular shower installation. Below are all the steps needed to install a shower to a freestanding tub.

If you want to see how its done, check out This Old Houses video below or get an in depth guide to each step at How To Add A Shower To A Freestanding Tub.

The bathroom toilet can be our best friend or our worst enemy. Sadly, a leaky toilet is one of the most prevalent issues in a bathroom, but thankfully, it is also one of the easiest to fix.

Generally, there are two major culprits that can lead to a leaking toilet: the inlet valve or the flapper. Once you have identified the problem, turn off the water main and drain the tank of the toilet so that you can tackle the specific issue.

If the problem is with the flapper, you can remove it once the tank is empty. You might notice a few cracks or a loose fit, which is likely why the problem exists in the first place. Slip on a new flapper, check for a tight seal and then reintroduce water to the tank to test it. A single flush should be enough to tell if you were successful.

If the problem is with the inlet valve, you may need to separate the toilet from the water main and take apart the whole assembly. This requires a number of tools and can take several hours. Unless you have a lot of plumbing knowledge, this part is best left to the professionals.

Honestly, the bathroom will get foggy and smelly. No matter who is using your bathroom, its going to smell and the mirrors are going to fog up. One way to combat both dilemmas is through a bathroom exhaust fan.

Installing a bathroom fan is not a simple process, but one that the average DIYer can accomplish. While its not expensive to accomplish (average is $338), it can take a good chunk of your time.

To install a bathroom fan, you must:

See our detailed instructions at How To Install A Bathroom Exhaust Fan.

The bathroom is one of the most trafficked rooms in the home and as such, deserves to be one the most attractive and functional as well. Fortunately, all the above DIY bathroom projects are easier then they sound and will save you hundreds, if not thousands, by not hiring a pro.

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101 incredible custom master bathroom design ideas. Massive photo gallery of custom bathroom design ideas of all types, sizes and color schemes.

Welcome to our master bathroom design ideas photo gallery where youll find hundreds of gorgeous master bathrooms (luxury, custom and more modest designs).

You can check out all of our hundreds of designs below or use the search filters to the right to narrow your search. We add new custom, luxury, and modest master bathroom designs all the time so feel free to bookmark this page.

Look at that incredible master bathroom bathtub alcove. I love this sort of design in master bathrooms.

Long white master bathroom with both freestanding white tub and large walk-in shower. Includes long vanity with two modern style sinks. A tall window next to the tub. Also, check out the floor part of it is tile and the other part is dark wood.

What I like about this master bathroom design is how the tub forms part of the walk-in shower. Its a very clever use of space that enables both tub and walk-in shower without taking up a lot of space. This is one very smart designer.

What a fabulous looking master bath with a bathing alcove with a window next to a huge walk-in shower. The dark wood with white top vanity adds some color contrast to the otherwise white and glass space.

The small master bathroom in the attic with skylight, small tub, and long trough-like modern sink.

Another fabulous small master bathroom with a wood wall in shower (very interesting) and small floating modern white vanity. I like the gray tile wall above white vanity along with recessed lights throughout.

Spacious tan and white master bathroom with dark wood vanity. I love the built-in wood shelving next to the walk-in shower that is in arms-reach of the freestanding soaker tub.

Luxurious master bath with a massive bay window area with curved floating wood vanity with two vessel basins. This bathroom would be so much better with white walls, dont you think?

Im not wild about this master bathroom, but its interesting given all the windows (which I love), but the open walk-in shower right next to the huge windows would make me nervous. Too much brown for my liking needs white walls and ceiling.

Yes, this is a real bathroom. Kinda looks like something in a showroom. I think it wastes space, but I love the all-glass walk-in shower behind the freestanding soaker tub. I also love the floating modern vanity. Its interesting, but a tad dark. Again, (Im sounding like a broken record), white walls would be better.

Im a sucker for subway tile anywhere and this large white master bathroom has loads of white subway tile which makes it spectacular. The side-by-side vanities with matching mirrors is awesome. The grey accent wall along with grey tile floor adds enough color contrast to the otherwise all-white en suite.

Heres another example of a fantastic small master bathroom with tub and floating vanity. Id be very happy with this as my master bath (needs a shower head in the tub though) despite its size.

While I have a penchant for white bathrooms, I really love this off-white, yellowish cream color decor even though its on the walls and flooring. Its really appealing. Check out the elevated tub platform, floating modern vanity and the built-in lighting next to the modern freestanding tub. Its a real beauty.

Heres a man cave master bathroom very masculine with dark brown contrasted with light wood and some white. It has strong angles and straight lines. Its a cool bathroom for sure.

Wainscoting, lots of white and a soft light blue work beautifully in this beach-style master bathroom. There are two separate custom build vanities flanking a freestanding soaker tub in the corner.

I think the wall tile is too color textured for my liking, but I include this in our gallery because I know this style is popular and Im all about offering a variety of design ideas. Its too much for my eye, but the walk-in shower is nice as is the built-in floating vanity with the jutting white basins.

Heres a plain master bathroom with both walk-in glass door shower and freestanding tub along with window and two sinks. It has all you could want in a master bath without costing an absolute fortune.

A focused look at this master bathrooms elegant drop-in tub with a fireplace and a stylish tiles platform. The room also has a gorgeous walk-in shower area.

A master bathroom offering a large modern freestanding tub and a walk-in shower room, along with a rustic reach-in closet.

Spacious master bathroom boasting a stunning sink counter and a drop-in tub by the window. The room offers elegant ceiling lights, shiny tiles flooring, and a stunning ceiling.

This master bathroom boasts a gorgeous drop-in soaking tub on a tiles platform together with a large fireplace on the side. The room features stylish tiles flooring and a beautiful ceiling.

Large master bathroom with beautifully decorated tiles flooring. It has a sink counter with two sinks along with a large freestanding tub.

This master bathroom features gray tiles floors, gray walls, and a white custom ceiling. It offers a freestanding tub by the windows along with a walk-in shower room set in the corner.

A master bathroom offering a pair of elegant sinks, with the drop-in soaking tub set in between. Theres a classy ottoman seat and a powder desk as well. The area is lighted by a charming chandelier hanging from the stunning ceiling.

A modern master bathroom boasting stylish hardwood floors, walls and a wooden ceiling. It offers a floating vanity sink and a drop-in tub by the windows.

Modern master bathroom boasting a stylish walk-in shower room along with a drop-in soaking tub on the side featuring a fireplace. The sink counter features a granite countertop as well.

A spacious master bathroom with tiles flooring and a rustic vaulted ceiling with exposed beams. The room offers a drop-in tub, a sink counter with two sinks and a powder desk.

A master bathroom with stylish tiles flooring and a gorgeous tray ceiling. It offers a classy freestanding tub lighted by a charming chandelier together with a walk-in shower room.

A bright master bathroom featuring white walls, white tiles floors, and a white ceiling. It has a floating vanity sink counter and a round drop-in tub. The room also has glass windows overlooking the beautiful ocean view.

This master bathroom boasts an elegant freestanding tub along with two sink counters and a round seat. The room offers stone walls and attractive flooring, along with a glamorous ceiling light.

Modern master bathroom featuring black walls and a black ceiling. It offers a stylish sink counter and open showers.

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Master bathroom with stylish tiles flooring, purple tiles walls, and a purple tiles bathtub platform. This bathroom also has a pedestal sink.

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This master bathroom features red tiles flooring and walls, along with a floating sink and a shower and tub combo on the side.

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Master bathroom boasting brown tiles walls and hardwood flooring. It offers a floating vanity with two large vessel sinks along with a white freestanding tub.

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Master bathroom featuring green walls and has two sink counters and a corner drop-in tub by the windows.

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Master bathroom with beige walls and gorgeous flooring. It has a sink counter with two sinks and a walk-in corner shower room. Theres a large freestanding tub as well.

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Master bathroom with yellow walls and a shed ceiling, along with tiles flooring. It offers a drop-in tub on the side along with a walk-in shower and two sink counters with marble countertops.

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This master bathroom offers a corner tub and two sink counters lighted by wall lights. The room also features beige tiles flooring and a ceiling with beams.

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Mediterranean master bathroom with gorgeous decorated brown walls along with two sink counters and a powder desk. Theres a drop-in tub as well that looks elegant.

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A tropical style master bathroom with two sink counters with vessel sinks facing each other and lighted by wall sconces, along with a freestanding tub set in the middle. The room also offers a stunning ocean view.

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Large Asian-style master bathroom with a floating vanity sink counter and round drop-in bathtub, along with bench seating by the glass windows overlooking the stunning surroundings.

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This Mediterranean master bathroom boasts beige tiles flooring and walls, along with a beautiful custom ceiling. The room offers a drop-in tub along with a large walk-in shower room.

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Spacious industrial style master bathroom with an elegant freestanding tub and a very attractive walk-in shower. The room features multiple indoor plants as well.

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Victorian-style master bathroom with a lovely bathtub setup, along with a stunning walk-in shower room. The room adds two sink counters as well.

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Beach style master bathroom with gray walls and hardwood floors. It has a ceiling with a skylight, together with a shower and tub combo.

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This farmhouse style master bathroom offers a freestanding tub and a walk-in shower room. The area features gray walls and glass windows.

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Southwestern style master bathroom boasting a walk-in shower room, a toilet room and a deep soaking tub on the side. The room also has a classy sink counter.

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A focused look at this eclectic style master bathrooms gorgeous drop-in deep soaking tub lighted by a stylish ceiling light.

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Shabby-chic style master bathroom with tiles flooring and a wooden vaulted ceiling with exposed beams. It offers a drop-in soaking tub and a powder desk.

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Country style master bathroom with a sink counter with drawers, lighted by two wall sconces, along with a freestanding tub on the side. The room is lighted by a gorgeous chandelier.

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Transitional style master bathroom with a stylish walk-in shower and a freestanding tub, along with a sink counter with a black countertop.

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Traditional master bathroom with beige tiles floors and a tall ceiling. The room offers large two sink counters together with a drop-in soaking tub.

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