Free-standing bathtub under sloping skylight and against crooked knee wall

Free-standing bathtub under sloping skylight and against crooked knee wall

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Photographer: © living4media / Van Berge, Alexander Portrait
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Location:Amsterdam; NL
Print size: approx. 13.8 × 18.19 inch at 300 dpi
ideal for prints up to Ledger (11” × 17”)

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View through open glass door into modern bath with simple, clean lines Free-standing bathtub under sloping skylight and against crooked knee wall

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Altbau askew Attic Room Attic Window Bath Tub Bathtub Bent Clean lines Clear line Contemporary Copy Space Crooked Designer Style Diagonal Free Standing Free-Standing Free-Standing Bath Freestanding Furniture Indoor Indoors Inside Interior Interior Decoration Interior Design Lagom Light Lightish Marble Minimalism Minimalist Modern No One No-One Nobody NULL Oblique Old and new Old Building Pedestal Pitched Roof Plinth Roof Window Rooflights Series Side Table Side-Table Sink Skylight Slanting Style Combination Style Mixture Vanity cabinet Vintage Wall Wash Basin Wash-Basin Washbasin white floor White ground Window Windows

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