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Tiled finishes beneath sloping ceilings
Tiling beneath sloped sections follows the room's angles and gives these surfaces a more distinctive finish.
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Tiling beneath sloped sections follows the room's angles and gives these surfaces a more distinctive finish.
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Customising a cupboard width allows fitted furniture to use spaces that standard unit sizes do not suit.
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L-shaped furniture increases storage where the available room for cupboards is limited.
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L-shaped units provide a deeper basin section while keeping enough room for the shower enclosure at the end.
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L-shaped units make use of available space to provide more storage in the bathroom.
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Custom-built units and a hybrid bath create a coordinated arrangement with a wall-mounted bath tap.
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Colours & finishes
Painted walls alongside panels bring contrasting finishes to the basin and shower area.
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Small bathrooms
Existing toilet boxing can conceal the cistern and reduce how far the toilet projects into the room.
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Colours & finishes
Victorian details, including a high-flush toilet, carry the chosen traditional style through the room.
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Colours & finishes
Matching the lights and extractor grille in black brings smaller bathroom details into the same coordinated finish.
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Small bathrooms
A smaller radiator gives a well-insulated bathroom a less intrusive heating fitting.
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More storage
A false wall combines a flush cupboard with two recessed shelves for additional shower storage.
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