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Before & After photos of a master Ensuite in Kingston

Bathroom + Kitchen Eleven

5 years ago

Our client came to us looking to replace their leaking shower. However, after visiting the showroom and seeing the elegant possibilities and quality of products available, our clients went ahead with a full project design and installation. Check out more info on Bathroom Eleven - Projects

BEFORE

Master ensuite in Kingston · More Info

Master ensuite in Kingston · More Info

AFTER DESIGN & INSTALLATION

Master ensuite in Kingston · More Info

Master ensuite in Kingston · More Info

Master ensuite in Kingston · More Info

Master ensuite in Kingston · More Info

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Comments (5)

Daisy England
5 years ago
Much better. Nice huge shower cubicle and all that paraphernalia now hidden.
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mare9772
5 years ago
Stunning transformation! I like the use of the tiles for the backsplash and the shelves in the shower. And you’ve given much needed storage!
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DS
5 years ago
love it!
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Jonathan
5 years ago
I like it especially as you have chosen three different tile finishes that compliment each other well where most people get this wrong.
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Monica
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Beautiful transformation, so much more cohesive, a beautiful relaxing space now. Lucky home owners.
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