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Before & After Bathroom

8 years ago

last modified: 7 years ago

Finally complete, our mammoth bathroom job involved knocking through to a corner cupboard, lots of tile removing, replastered, all new pipe work etc
Also includes our separate WC which just needs flooring now

And the main bathroom:-

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Tani H-S
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8 years ago

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Tani H-S
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8 years ago
And the main bathroom:-
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adaywt
8 years ago
What a transformation! Luxury!
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Bob McLean
8 years ago
Great updates! They look lovely!
maria galvano
8 years ago
so gorgeous and clean and elegant
maria galvano
8 years ago
can I ask where the suite is from please ???
Tani H-S
Original Author
8 years ago
Ah difficult to say really as I sourced it all second hand
Laura Thomas
8 years ago
Looks great! Where are the floor tiles from?
Tani H-S
Original Author
8 years ago
From a local showroom called Tileroom in Poulton le Fylde. They are marble effect and v v hard to cut, lol.
Andrew Millar
8 years ago
lovely job,looks like a swish boutique hotel.
G Arnold
8 years ago
Nice, very nice!
Katie Wilkinson
8 years ago
Looks great! Where did you get the radiator/bench from? We're currently renovating and it would go perfectly in our hall! Thank you
Tani H-S
Original Author
8 years ago
Hi Katie,

Off a local selling site. It just needed a good clean and then I painted the top and waxed it.
If you google 'Victorian bench radiator' there are a few that come up but omg, can't believe how expensive they are!
Katie Wilkinson
8 years ago
Brilliant! Thank you for the quick reply.
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BigBathroomShop
8 years ago
What a fantastic transformation! Love the look - very chic and stylish!
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8 years ago
Gorgeous!

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