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Before & After- Bathroom Transformation- Granny Chic to Scandi Chic

Anouska Tamony Designs- Architecture & Interiors
5 years ago

AFTER


Putney Mews- Warm, Natural, Relaxed... · More Info


BEFORE




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  • PRO
    Hampstead Design Hub
    5 years ago

    Very beautiful! Love the colours

    Comments (8)

    • minnie101
      5 years ago

      It looks great. I'm curious, how are the walls protected from the shower as it doesn't look like tadelakt or anything?

    • AMB
      5 years ago
      Very nice! Where is the wall light from please?
    • E D
      5 years ago

      Looking good.


      Do you have more 'after' photos of the bathroom?


      I am wondering what the owners do against the shower splashing.

    • Jonathan
      5 years ago
      It does look beautiful. But is there enough room to clean around the curved bath? Won’t the shower get the floor wet? Is the wood floor practical in the bathroom?
      Plus I think I would miss having a toilet.
    • PRO
      Anouska Tamony Designs- Architecture & Interiors
      Original Author
      5 years ago

      Hi all, thanks for your comments. I'll put up a proper description shortly. To answer your questions in turn;

      Minnie- They are in fact Tadelkat in a classical neutral pigment. If you take a look at the images in my portfolio you can get a better sense of the Moroccan plaster texture;

      https://www.anouskatamony.com/putney-midcentury-mews

      AMD- They were imported from a trade supplier in America

      E D- Yes, take a look at my website portfolio for a couple more images.

      Re: splashing the entire room was tanked/ waterproofed and a floor drain hidden under the vanity. We also installed a matt black tension rod and curtain which was taken down for the shoot.

    • PRO
      Anouska Tamony Designs- Architecture & Interiors
      Original Author
      5 years ago

      Last but not least...

      Jonathan- Yes, we ensured there was enough space for cleaning.

      Re: flooring, it's deceptive isn't it!? They are actually ceramic tiles in a limed oak finish. As mentioned, to E D we also installed a floor drain under the vanity as well as a shower curtain taken down for the photoshoot.

      On that note, we left the loo out of the shot...But please be assured we didn't over look that essential. :)

    • E D
      5 years ago
      last modified: 5 years ago

      I had already checked the website. No further pics of bathroom that I can see.

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