LauraInCancun's Profile

I have to agree with Pennylain. I am not a fan. I like contrasts of modern and historic, but this is just unattractive for me. Love the exterior, though, and the wall color is great on its own.

I think it would be very cool in addition to a regular shower. Maybe take your normal shower, then go lie down in the horizontal shower for a massage. :)

I lived in Acapulco for awhile and came across many of these :) They're quite comfortable and very cute.

I recently took over our downstairs bathroom because it has better water pressure than the upstairs. I have a bamboo bathmat, a small plant, and a candle on the toilet tank. On the wall there's an art piece of a peacock made entirely out of colored shells from a small Mexican fishing village where my mother-in-law grew up.

I also just added 2 tiny shelves above the sink where I have some soaps, a candle and some seashells.

It's tiny and only has a corner shower, a tan toilet and a tan pedestal sink, but it turned out pretty spa-like!

I know lots of people who do business outside of a traditional office format, and they use their iPad all the time.

I don't own one and have no need for one because I'm on the computer for 8 hours at work, but I think it does have its market.

I'd always stick with chocolate. I was never much a fan of this new gray trend... too depressing when used on the walls.

Should be down probably, but I don't really care and it was always open growing up. now that I'm married... still open, and my husband leaves the seat up as well.

For the most part I prefer the before.. the after is a little stark and bare for me.

That being said, I do love the green wall, the telephone and yes, even the lighter floors. :)

I've been living in Mexico for 6 years, and now I'm addicted to colors! (bougainvilleas are my favorite inspiration)

Oh wow! I want everything! Especially the blue bathroom!