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Before & After of a Master En-Suite Bathroom

Bathroom + Kitchen Eleven

6 years ago

We transformed a large Master En-suite bathroom using stunning pieces from Catchpole & Rye. Tying in the blackblue colour of the tub with matte black brass-ware and furniture. The tub is framed with mosaic tiles with the remaining tiles in wood effect creating a warmth amongst the strong dark colour.

Adding extra storage with wall-hung units create a clutter free bathroom. The frame-less walk-in shower fuss free and allows light to bounce off the walls and keep the room open and elegant.

Gorgeous en-suite in Surbiton · More Info

Gorgeous en-suite in Surbiton · More Info

Gorgeous en-suite in Surbiton · More Info

Gorgeous en-suite in Surbiton · More Info

Gorgeous en-suite in Surbiton · More Info

Gorgeous en-suite in Surbiton · More Info

Comments (7)

PRO
bubbles bathrooms and tiles
5 years ago
What a transformation, looks stunning. The copper cistern is a lovely touch!
Marion Mitchell
2 years ago
Stunning
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J
2 years ago
That bath!
Mel Good
2 years ago
Absolutely stunning!!!!
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The Glass Warehouse
2 years ago
Looks stunning, especially the frameless shower screen! Great work
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Et Lorem Ltd
2 years ago
Stunning! Love the bath tub! Very well done!
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Pearl Interiors
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Absolutely stunning - The bath is incredible and I love that there is clearly longevity in the design - A bathroom that can be enjoyed for years to come!

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