A rain shower head and four body sprays really help make this a spa like experience. Even the spigot allows for a quick wash of our feet after a dusty walk on Merida's streets! The open air shaft allows the humid air to leave the bathroom quickly. I'm sure some greenery will add a special touch to the shaft area. And I love the color of the ticul tiles, it really makes the whole room glow with a rosy light.
A detail I love and requested is that the toilet be one piece rather than a tank and base and I really wanted dual flush toilets. And yes that is what we have in all three bathrooms!
I still need to see how the copper sink I hand carried to Merida looks in our small bath! More on this as the bathrooms develop!
I put copper sinks from Santa Clara del Cobre, Michoacan, in three bathrooms and in the kitchen of my house. I love them. The only unexpected thing was how difficult it is to keep the sarro (mineral buildup) under control. Finally I opted to leave it alone. This gives the copper a scruffy, green, very old looking patina, but the sinks do not look clean. If you like the old look, you will be happy. If you like a clean, modern look, copper sinks are a challenge. I'll be interested to see how it works for you.
ReplyDeleteI love the warm tones of a copper sink... I'm not too picky so I hope I'm good with the aged patina!
DeleteBeautiful!!!
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