Bathroom revamp
Having had our bath removed ready to be replaced with shower, we have a new Duravit Linen vanity unit to be installed next week which I thought was grey! I had chosen marble look tiles which luckily after double checking the unit which is in our garage waiting to be installed were still ok, but I am stuck now for what colour flooring. We live in an old house which apparently will not take the weight of tiles. The 'Linen ' is actually not grey but more a browny oatmeal colour. Has anyone any suggestions. I am attaching a pic of unit showing colour against marble and grey!!
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Sonia
5 years agoHave you considered a sheet vinyl, as you say the floor cannot take tiles? I have it in my bathroom and it's lovely and warm underfoot and it is non slip too. Mine is wood effect, but it comes in a huge array of patterns. I think a soft mushroom pattern would look fab. Something like this
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