
More storage
Matching wall cupboards add extra storage
Matching wall units add extra storage alongside custom-fitted furniture while keeping the bathroom appearance coordinated.
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More storage
Matching wall units add extra storage alongside custom-fitted furniture while keeping the bathroom appearance coordinated.
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Colours & finishes
Wood-effect furniture introduces a warmer visual finish to the bathroom’s fitted units.
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Colours & finishes
A traditional radiator introduces a contrasting classic feature within a contemporary bathroom design.
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Acrylic panels give bathroom walls a coloured glass effect without using glass as the wall finish.
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Large tiles reduce the number of grout lines, making maintenance simpler and giving surfaces a more continuous appearance.
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Better showers
Small mosaic tiles follow the wetroom floor slope towards the drain while epoxy grout supports easier maintenance.
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Colours & finishes
Tiling sloped walls allows the chosen tiled finish to continue across an angled bathroom surface.
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Removing architrave allows a more continuous panelled or tiled finish that is easier to maintain.
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Replacing the window surround with panels or tiles creates a finish that is easier to maintain.
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Colours & finishes
A painted bespoke unit accommodates the concealed cistern where the external wall cannot provide a recess.
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Subway tiles paired with a patterned floor provide a classic bathroom design combination.
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Matching toilet and vanity units give the fitted furniture a more continuous appearance across the bathroom.
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