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Bold vertical-stripe wallpaper makes a dramatic statement against the white flooring and vanity cabinet of this child's bath. Blue and white tiles create a checkerboard pattern around the large mirror and provide a focal point. Outdoor lanterns were attached to the mirror for a rustic look.
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