I wonder if the wall on the left of the picture is shared with the relaxation chamber. Maybe it was designed by the same person who did this kitchen.
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X-wing and TIE fighter toys suspended from a ceiling track by monofilament
Move.
Some neon in "2001 space odyssey" style.
I bet someone could make a hallway look like this with current tech.
Make the rest of the house thinner.
I'd just give up and shit in the kitchen.
Seashells, as they will remind one of the vast scale of the ocean.
Man can you imagine being the plumber that had to install this? What a fucking job that must've been.
Trying to find ways to Jack the rent for the 2'x32' room eh?
How would one even wipe?
how did they even constructed the room. I get claustrophobic by looking at it and I didn't though I was
Space
I recommend a sledgehammer.
Add one of those Live Laugh Love signs.
That's still lot of space, you can put bath or shower in front of it.
I was thinking about putting a jacuzzi. There is plenty of space.
Walk through bath
Make the entire floor the toilet. Just stick a grate on top of it and you can just walk in and shit anywhere like billionaires.
to really go the whole hog keep a shelf with a hard copy of the united states code so that you can wipe your ass with some laws
Carpet.
Carpet would really tie the room together.
Dynamite
Rotate the tiles 90° so the stripes run the other direction. And put a big mirror on the wall. Voilà! You're ready for Instagram!
mirrors.
Whoever did the plumbing and water connections for that deserves a damn medal.
They probably moved the wall after the toilet was already installed. That half-obscured window covered with plywood above the toilet is telling enough.
Yes. Behind the toilet.
Yeah, bright walls are already the way to go for making a room seem larger. Only mirrors can beat that...
Smaller toilet. This thing dominates the room width. Terrible design choice of the original owners.
Oooh! Put a Turkish toilet! You know like the Japanese toilets in the floor.