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This vibrant green bathroom reflects radiant and ecstatic energy due to the bright grass green shade that provides this bathroom with both fresh and warm.

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Presentation on theme: "This vibrant green bathroom reflects radiant and ecstatic energy due to the bright grass green shade that provides this bathroom with both fresh and warm."— Presentation transcript:

1 This vibrant green bathroom reflects radiant and ecstatic energy due to the bright grass green shade that provides this bathroom with both fresh and warm appearance.

2 The green color will positively create a vibrant and fresh ambience in the bathroom and provide the place with the clean and sleek appearance.

3 The mosaic tiles in combination with the vibrant green shade work for creating a super vibrant and sleek appearance of this extremely modern and unique bathroom.

4 The green is also a good color for creating a balanced and calming ambience, since is scientifically proved that this color has a calming feature

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