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Bathroom Decor!!! HELPPPP

8 years ago

last modified: 8 years ago

Hi, would appreciate your thoughts on what decor to use on my traditional bathroom 'to be' please!
So far I've bought:
Tradition showering bath/screen n exposed shower valve with rigid rinser etc - like image 1.
Traditional style toilet - image 2
Traditional basin with pedestal - image 2.
Both with traditional style taps... Do you get the theme? Traditional, Traditional, Traditional!!!!

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raul_breganzo
Original Author
8 years ago
Other pics of items I've bought shower/radiator... Those are the White tiles I was thinking...?
raul_breganzo
Original Author
8 years ago
Layout I assume we've chosen the best possible to make it as spacious..? The empty space to the end of the bath will go a traditional radiator...

Wall cladding is a no due to the sink - don't want the wooden cladding getting wet and don't know how it will look with half tiles on bathroom wall etc..
Easiest choice is small brick tiles less than half way on the wall. Is there any other suggestions? No one posted a response to my last post :(

Flooring - patterned tiles or wooden look tiles?

I've attached several pictures. Please let me know what you think! Thanks
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alannarichards
8 years ago
This all sounds good. As you're going for an all white theme though, my suggestion would be to pair it with bathroom accessories (ie soap dispenser, bath towel, bathroom bin, toilet brush, hand towels, plant(s)) in a darker colour/shade. If you wanted to keep within the neutral/monochrome palette, I would suggest grey for the accent colour. Or grey for the upper half wall above the white tiles and then a coloured accessory theme, like sage green or duck egg blue. Or vice versa (coloured half wall and grey accessories) to give your bathroom a bit more depth but keep it looking chic, stylish and clean.
Hope this helps!
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Mellow Duck
8 years ago
Looks great - I'd just add colourful and textured accessories to lift the space and stop it being too echoey - towels, art suitable for a damp environment and dare I say it, a Mellow Duck pod in luxurious waterproof fabric which will make the room really inviting, useful and comfortable!! Enjoy
raul_breganzo
Original Author
8 years ago
Great, some response :)
I haven't decided on those tiles yet. I'm wanting suggestions/ideas of anything that could look better?

I guess the design/layout is good/best use of space right?

Which floor do you prefer - wooden look (might actually be wood in the pic) or patterned tiles?

If I use those tiles I guess I'll need to use the same on the shower wall right up to the ceiling right?
raul_breganzo
Original Author
8 years ago
Hello, what do you think of these floor tiles and the white bricks from 2nd picture? I'll have to use the brick tiles on the way up to the ceiling on bath n shower side walls? Also what colour grout will look better on the white tiles?

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