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5 bathroom design trends for 2013

NKBA members say these bathroom concepts will be big this year

By HZ Staff
February 14, 2013

Transitional styles

 
In 2012, the popularity of transitional style — a seamless blend of traditional and contemporary — exceeded that of its traditional counterpart, which had been the clear topper in 2010 and 2011. In the latest survey, transitional styles in the bathroom are still positioned No. 1, currently used by 61 percent of NKBA-member designers, according to NKBA.
 
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