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Contemporary Bathroom Ideas and Designs
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Contemporary bathroom with slate floor tiles.
Photography: Peter Landers
shower with controls outside shower - mir29
Commissioned by our client to work alongside their contractors and architects, we were asked to develop full plans for the renovation of this listed townhouse and its gardens on one of Bath’s iconic crescents. Our duties included fully detailed designs on every one of the house’s rooms including electrical plans and detailing on ironmongery and beyond. With a remit that included the design of all cabinetry, we built not only the hand-crafted kitchen but also the bespoke cabinetry of the dressing room and storage throughout. Our design ensured that existing furniture, art and the property’s stunning original features were seamlessly mixed and enhanced with new additions and sympathetic treatments. The result, a Georgian property given a respectful, contemporary new lease of life as a stylish family home in the heart of Bath.
Kasia Fiszer
Lino and tiles - webuser_141449651
Emma Wood
Wood that’s not wood at allThere are so many different tile finishes on the market that it’s possible to recreate almost any look on your walls and floors. One tile finish that works particularly well in the bathroom is faux wood. Porcelain tiles that resemble timber floorboards are a great way to get the look of a wooden floor without the risk they’ll get damp, and consequently rot.Hunt around: there’s a variety of wood types, finishes and sizes available, so you should be able to find the perf - alison_thompson2029941
Nathalie Priem
blue painted vanity unit + blue in tiles? - marytmurray