Finished Bathroom

bubbles bathrooms and tiles

5 years ago

Neutral, warm and classic. Let us know what you think of our newly completed bathroom.

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Anthony (Beano)

4 years ago

As you say, you can impose what you think will look better, at the end of the day the client will be the one that makes the final decision, it looks like a very well installed and tiled bathroom.

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At No 19
4 years ago
Nice vanity unit, sanitary ware and wall tiles. Using same coloured tiles on the floor would have looked better as the varying tones don’t quite work, would make the space look larger too. Warmer tone wall paint would be good. Realise it is a ‘booth‘ in a showroom but I guess you’re maybe trying to show what’s possible in a given space and of course you would not want a towel rail that close to a WC - burned knees ouch! Space is nicely ‘dressed’
kiwimills
4 years ago
Little kids are going to pull on that loo roll...till it stops rolling !!
(Bit of a reach from the loo. )

Agree re knees burning

And the toothbrush above the loo...maybe pop it away?!
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bubbles bathrooms and tiles
Original Author
4 years ago
Hi and thanks for your comments. It's not a booth it's an actual bathroom and the clients towel rail was already there and they did not wish to move it. I agree same tiles on the wall on the floor would look nice but the client wanted a contrast. You can only advice in this job not tell people what to have. Client is happy which is the main thing. Thank you again for you comments.
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At No 19
4 years ago
Yes, I agree, it can be quite challenging guiding a client in a certain direction. I always find showing them photographs of different options is helpful for them to visualise how certain aspects would look. But, at the end of the day just as long as they are happy and it is well installed, which clearly it is, that’s all that matters!
Jules Mc
4 years ago
Bubbles bathroom - this looks like a first class installation. Personally I like the contrasting floor tiles, they give it a bit of warmth. Hope you don't mind me asking your expert opinion on a dilemma I've got. This is the exact layout I've got in my small bathroom. It's only 18 months old but I've already got some swelling and surface damage to the cupboard interiors/bottoms with everything being so close to the spray from the shower and obvious other moisture. Would it be a big job to replace the two units around the basin and wc for better quality units? Could this be done without needing a new wc and basin or would it all have to be replaced to get fan exact fit??
Think mine must be coated mdf which isn't holding up very well.
And again lovely job.
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bubbles bathrooms and tiles
Original Author
4 years ago
Hi Jules, thank you for your comment, the units should be ok to be removed without damaged but this isn't a guarantee, all depend on how it was installed. The basin and w/c can be disconnected beforehand so these can re re-used, as i said previously just depends on how well it was fitted. Fitted units come in various different sizes and companies usually have 'filler panels' to fit the exact space so shouldn't be a problem.

Good luck in your search.
Jules Mc
4 years ago
Bubbles that's really helpful and reassuring. . Many thanks, l get on it!
Sonia
4 years ago
I really like it, and let’s face it, that’s the size of many bathrooms anyway, including mine!
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Hampstead Design Hub
4 years ago
Hi there! Good job, just as you mentioned - neutral, warm and classic. Very accurate implementation.

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