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These homeowners wanted their tub to be the focal point of their bathroom and visually connected to the garden. They also wanted it to be big enough for two people to soak in, up to their chins. Large picture windows offer cinematic views of the garden, a peaceful, private landscape.
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To make the tub deep enough for immersion, yet low enough to take advantage of the garden views, the designer made the tub 6 inches higher than the floor of the adjoining shower.
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