Before & After: A Dark Bathroom Transformed Into A Modern Oasis
Amberth
5 years ago
last modified: 5 years ago
Amberth project managed the design and build of this bathroom in Gee Street, London.
The existing room had a bathtub but it was dated, as it hadn’t been renovated in a few decades. We introduced pastel elements into the space with the bold flooring and wall tiles, taking the look further with copper and marble fittings. To maximise space, we designed mirror-panelled cabinets, providing clever hidden storage. The mirrors bounce light around the space, creating an open feel by giving the illusion of space.
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