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Buckinghamshire Full House Refurbishment

Grey metro tiled bathroom, creating a classic yet modern feel.

Photography By Jamie Mason

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lorraine_hayward22Lorraine Hayward wrote:29 February 2016
Floor

- Hi we are doing our bathroom and wanted the engineered wood floor but the experts tell me it is not advisable because of the moisture together with underfloor heating would cause the wood to shrink. They said I would have to work very hard to keep it always dry. How has yours been? Are you pleased with the wood? It looks fabulous. Thanks Lorraine

  • Heather Channing
    2 years ago

    Will these be ok for kitchen /diner as well? Also any advice on how I can uplift ceramic tiles - they were laid glued onto the pine boards direct with no underlay and many have broken so now I need to replace the floor. I can’t have new floor laid on top as there’s already a ridge between hallway and kitchen diner as hallway has original stained pine flooring. Thanks for your advice.

  • PRO
    Interior Therapy
    2 years ago

    Hi Heather, yes i would say that this engineered wood floor would be suitable for a kitchen diner too, I have used them before in an open planned kitchen.

    With regards to the ceramic tiles, I'm not sure there is an easy to have them removed, they will just have to pulled or smashed off with brute force, fingers crossed you dont have to replace the floorboards underneath too, although hard to tell until they start coming off Im afraid! Good luck with your project. Thanks Vickie

aaronnegusaaronnegus wrote:15 July 2015
Love the tiles! May I ask where you bought them from?

- Thanks in advance :)

  • PRO
    Interior Therapy
    4 years ago

    Hi of course no problem.

    Yes it was a White plastic tile trim. It seems to dissparear once next to the White wall so you dont really notice it.

    Similar to the below -

    http://www.toppstiles.co.uk/tprod4334/homelux-tile-trim-white-6mm.html

    Hope that helps.

    Thanks Vickie

  • ton1newman
    4 years ago

    Thank you for being so helpful!!

njjessnjjess wrote:5 July 2015
Print on wall

- Where can I have a custom print done similar to one on wall?

  • Amanda Robinson
    6 years ago

    Could you tell me where the flooring is from? I love this bathroom look.

  • PRO
    Interior Therapy
    6 years ago

    Yes the flooring is by Furlong Aspect and its their Engineered Oak in Dark Oak / Black Stained.

francedaftfrancedaft wrote:13 April 2016
Love the wall tiles.

- Could you possibly tell me where the metro wall tiles came from, what colour and size they are and are they glossy or matt

  • PRO
    Interior Therapy
    4 years ago

    Hi There, yes a tile spacer was used, Im not 100% sure on what size but I would say in-between 3-5mm. It just keeps a uniformed size for the grout. We used White grout also.

    Cant wait to see the finished result!

    Many Thanks Vickie

  • ton1newman
    4 years ago
    Thanks once again!!
sophielt72sophielt72 wrote:28 July 2015
Hi, What is the make and depth of the low profile shower tray please?

  • Susie Dykes
    6 years ago

    Hi, I love your shower-room, can you tell me what the flooring is please? many thanks.

  • PRO
    Interior Therapy
    6 years ago

    Hi There, the shower tray was just a standard shower tray, it measures 1700mm by 700mm from our local pluming supplier, Im pretty sure it is 25mm depth-wise.

    The flooring is an engineered Oak, in colour Dark Wood Black stained, by Furlong Flooring.

    Many Thanks Vickie

hiba_abdulqaderHeba Jamaa wrote:5 November 2015
magazine holder

- in love with the magazine holder, very clever.. where is it from if i may ask? thanks

  • Heba Jamaa
    6 years ago

    no problem, what is the product name so i could email them about it?


  • PRO
    Interior Therapy
    6 years ago

    Hi so sorry I can't remember the products actual name, but sure if you just said brown leather strap mag holder they should be able to help, they also did it it Gold too! Thanks Vickie


hzdeleted_31063895User wrote:17 November 2016
where did you get the shower tray from?

sua_kyei35Sua Kyei wrote:23 February 2017
Radiator

- Where is the radiator from please ?

corky7390Jean Chubb wrote:12 November 2016
Tile Style

- I really love the colour of these tiles. Are they a classic grey metro tiles or Victorian gloss? Many thanks, Jean.

  • PRO
    Interior Therapy
    5 years ago

    Hi Jean


    Thanks so much for your question.

    The tiles are a gloss, I have attached the link to the exact tile below for you.

    http://www.tilegiant.co.uk/cotswold-ceramic-gloss-tile-grey.html

    Hope this helps.

    Kind Regards Vickie

  • Jean Chubb
    5 years ago

    Thank you so much for your prompt reply Vickie, the link is a great help. Thanks, Jean.

julialeareayjulialeareay wrote:22 May 2016
Storage

- Hi I love this bathroom and would like to recreate in my new home. Please can you let me know what you use for storage and what style you would recommend for a mirror?

  • PRO
    Interior Therapy
    6 years ago

    Hi There, thanks so much for your question.

    So I have used a ladder style shelving unit behind the ( which you can't see ) M&S currently sell one. You could also look at some freestanding units, that way all of the bottles etc are hidden!

    As far sat the mirror, I chose a large Dark wooden frames mirror, but I think a nice Chrome edged circular one could look great also!


    If you check out my website, under the press tab you can see an article on my bathroom and it shows you the mirror and the storage unit, so you may get a better idea.

    I also have some additional images on my Instagram @interior.therapy, so you may get some more ideas.


    Hope this helps

    Many Thanks Vickie

  • PRO
    Exclusive Mirrors
    6 years ago

    Hi Julia,


    in terms of a mirror we'd suggest using a hanging round mirror. People are shifting away from traditional bathroom mirrors and looking towards more statement style mirrors. We'd suggest some mirrors like the one's below:

    This mirror is £58.44 here is the link to the website http://bit.ly/1WT8q7U



    This mirror is £246.40 here is the link to the website http://bit.ly/1QKNknz


    These are £67.15 here's a link to the website http://bit.ly/1RmLfy5

    Hope this helps!

    Many thanks.



deehassandeehassan wrote:7 February 2016
Off white Paint

- Could you tell me what white you have used on the walls?

  • PRO
    Interior Therapy
    6 years ago

    Hi There

    It is Dulux - White Chiffon


    Many Thanks Vickie

salx95salx95 wrote:1 February 2016
Flooring detail

- Hi there Could you please let me know how you detailed the junction of the wall tiles and the flooring? Did you install a trim or just silicone? Many thanks.

  • PRO
    Interior Therapy
    6 years ago
    Hi There
    Yes of course, it is just silicone nothing else.
    Many Thanks Vickie
tonylcltonylcl wrote:18 September 2015
Radiator , WC & Sink

- Hi there, I've fallen in love with this design. Please tell me where I can get the towel radiator from. Also love the toilet and seat too. Please can you give me info on where to get this from? Which bath tub and taps would best match this sort of design? Thanks Tony

annettemchattieannettemchattie wrote:12 September 2015
New bathroom

- This layout is very similar to our bathroom which we are looking at redesigning to something like this. We have floor to ceiling tiles at the mo, would you keep these or would you have a non tiled area as you have, and how hard is this to change? As I really like the artwork on the wall as adds personality.

  • PRO
    Interior Therapy
    6 years ago

    Hi There, I feel it is all personal taste, I wanted more wall space because of the amount of artwork we had and wanted to add a contrast against the tiles and as you said personality. I also think wall to ceiling tiles also look great! Nice and clean.

    As far as changing this, tiles can easily be removed but it depends on the state of the wall underneath but is likely to need some plastering to create a flat surface again, which can add time and money to the project, but can be achieved easily.

    I hope this helps

    Many Thanks Vickie

pugnaciouskpugnaciousk wrote:5 September 2015
Hi there,

- What is the make of the shower head please? Thanks

seborgaAmanda Robinson wrote:16 July 2015
Could you tell me where the flooring is from?

  • PRO
    Interior Therapy
    6 years ago

    Yes no problem, the flooring is an engineered Oak, in colour Dark Wood Black stained, by Furlong Flooring.

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