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Patterned floor below pale veined walls, beside a chrome towel rail and timber door.

Colours & finishes

Pair a patterned floor with simple walls

Quieter walls let a patterned floor stand out without several competing patterns in a small room.

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Easier cleaning

A wipe-clean matt UPVC ceiling

A matt UPVC ceiling can be wiped clean and reduces the repainting associated with a painted ceiling.

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White vanity with blue illumination against grey cloakroom walls.

Lighting

Add accent colour with basin lighting

Coloured lighting adds an accent around the basin while keeping the room’s main finishes neutral.

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Deep plum fitted cupboards and related upper-wall colour above pale tiles.

Colours & finishes

Match upper walls to the fitted furniture

Repeating the cupboard colour on upper walls connects fitted storage with the room while pale tiles balance the darker finish.

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Shower glass and chrome fittings against a vertical wood-effect wall.

Colours & finishes

A continuous vertical pattern through the shower

A continuous vertical wall pattern connects the shower and neighbouring fittings with one consistent backdrop.

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Freestanding bath with warm vertical wall detail and adjacent long recess.

Bath ideas

Continue the bath accent around the corner

Continuing the bath accent around the corner connects neighbouring areas and gives the room a more coordinated appearance.

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Pale vertically marked walls beside a shower, basin and toilet.

Colours & finishes

Connect shower and basin with one wall finish

A shared wall finish connects the shower and basin, making the compact layout easier to take in.

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Black grid shower screen against subdued grey walls.

Better showers

Make a grid shower screen the main pattern

A grid screen against quieter walls gives the shower definition without competing patterns.

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Teal painted walls around a white toilet with lever flush, traditional chrome basin tap and column radiator.

Colours & finishes

Rich wall colours for traditional white fittings

Rich wall colour gives traditional white fittings a distinctive backdrop while keeping the lower surfaces pale.

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Pale hexagonal basin wall beside a black hexagonal shower wall, with an oval lit mirror and white vessel basin.

Colours & finishes

Connect contrasting colours with hexagonal tiles

Repeating hexagonal shapes connects contrasting wall colours while giving the shower its own distinct appearance.

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Black shower rail and glass edge against pale grey walls with dark rectangular joint lines.

Colours & finishes

Pair black shower fittings with dark wall joints

Dark wall joints connect black shower fittings with the surrounding finish while retaining a pale background.

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Smoked fixed shower screen beside a dark tray, white toilet and pale walls with grey veining.

Better showers

Smoked shower glass against pale walls

Pale walls keep the smoked screen clearly defined while their pattern remains visible through the darker glass.

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