Thomas J. Story
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Beautiful storage for everyday items was what this homeowner wanted in his master bath. The interior designer convinced him to forsake traditional medicine cabinets for vanity mirrors that swivel to reveal shelving for toiletries. Towel niches framed in oaklike wenge wood match cabinets elsewhere.
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Shelving for toiletries $119 each at Pottery Barn, 800/922-5507
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