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Contrast a dark floor with pale walls
A dark floor adds strong contrast beneath pale walls and white fittings without making every surface dark.
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A dark floor adds strong contrast beneath pale walls and white fittings without making every surface dark.
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Small bathrooms
A wider mirror uses available wall space above the basin without increasing the vanity’s footprint.
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More storage
A tall cabinet uses the narrow space beside the window for closed storage while leaving the glazed opening uncovered.
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Placing the toilet beneath the slope leaves the taller part of the room available for showering.
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Keeping a clear central floor route makes movement between the attic bathroom fittings more straightforward.
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An open shelf keeps nearby essentials visible while the cupboard above stores other bathroom supplies behind doors.
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A wall filler keeps the bath rim free of taps, with a separate handset for rinsing.
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Containing pronounced veining beside the shower leaves simpler wall surfaces around the doorway.
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A narrow ribbed strip adds warmth around the basin while leaving the surrounding walls visually quieter.
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More storage
One continuous worktop connects the basin and toilet furniture, adding a surface beneath the window.
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Dark vanity fronts help define the white basin against the surrounding grey tiled walls.
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Texture around the mirror defines the getting-ready area while flatter shower tiles allow neighbouring illuminated recesses to stand out.
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