Small Bathroom with Furniture

[snezza]

Finished this one last week.

Job involved stripping all the plaster off the walls, new dedicated H&C supplies for the shower, new plastered ceiling, 3 spot lights, extractor fan, tall towel radiator, shower cubicle, fitted furniture in Horizontal Driftwood with matching worktop, and all walls fully tiled in 600x300 tiles. Basin and W/C are both Vitra.

The new floor covering is going to be Karndean.

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I've got to fit the kitchen next week, but I have already done the prep on that, so its just pretty straightforward.
Snezza.

[Joe the chip]

Nice and tidy mate! The tiles looks really slick, and the silicone looks nice and neat mate!

Is that a tempo door from eco bathrooms?

[snezza]

Nice and tidy mate! The tiles looks really slick, and the silicone looks nice and neat mate!

Is that a tempo door from eco bathrooms?

The shower valve and riser rail, shower tray, cubicle, and towel radiator were all from Phoenix Bathrooms. The furniture, basin and tap and W/C with concealed cistern were all from Ellis Furniture in Huddersfield.

Snezza.

[jonny round boy]

That looks really nice mate!

Just a couple of things, and it's no reflection on you - It's a shame the grain doesn't run through across all the panels, but with mass produced stuff that's pretty much impossible for them to do! Also I would have gone with chrome for the rad rather than white, but that's just personal choice.

Never really thought about putting coving in a bathroom, but it looks really good.

Will the karndean floor be tile effect?

[Joe the chip]

It all looks like quality gear.

Thats a massive transformation for the room, I bet the customers are delighted.
Did you install the coving yourself?

I've seen you mention Ellis furniture before, wasn't it in the thread for your new showroom display - looks like quality furniture. Are they supplying the kitchen for that customer?

[snezza]

That looks really nice mate!

Just a couple of things, and it's no reflection on you - It's a shame the grain doesn't run through across all the panels, but with mass produced stuff that's pretty much impossible for them to do! Also I would have gone with chrome for the rad rather than white, but that's just personal choice.

Never really thought about putting coving in a bathroom, but it looks really good.

Will the karndean floor be tile effect?

As you say JRB, I always find it disappointing when the grain isn't in line, but as you say it is mass produced and if it was twice the price for the furniture, and I had sourced it from my German furniture supplier, I could have got matching grain.....!!!!!

I did give the client the option of a Chrome Towel Rad, as I prefer the look of them overall but they are a bit more money and they don't chuck out as much heat as a White one. Cost was a factor in the complete project.

Client wanted coving, as she has throughout the complete Bungalow. I coved the bathroom prior to Tiling, but got a Cover in to do the rest of the rooms including the kitchen.

The Karndean is going to be a Wood plank effect as it is going to run through the Kitchen, Hallway and the Bathroom, all matching.

The kitchen is not coming from Ellis, it is from Ultima, due to the Clints budget.

Snezza

[Denzel27]

Well you done great work, I like it because the design of the bathroom is prefect according to modern trend. The design of hand washing basin and seat is awesome. Thanks for sharing the photos.

[Graftershave]

Nice mate, I'm doing a bathroom almost identical this week. Hope it looks as good.

[kitchenmania7]

nice and stylish, l would like to make it so easy how it looks!