Bathroom facing the front of the house
jatson
6 years ago
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Comments (4)We’re in the middle of having our bathroom done at the mo and ours is a similar size (although a little squarer) and same ceiling height. We previously had tile on the bath walls to just above the shower head (similar to your 3/4 idea) and then we had tile half way up the other walls, with boxing in under the window (also tiled) to windowsill height to give a usable shelf. The 3/4 tile thing was ok but didn’t look brilliant. Your image looks fab but I think that’s because I think it’s quite a bit taller than 2.7m! We are now going to tile to the ceiling on the bath walls and then not bothering on the other walls. Instead I’ve bought a vanity unit with an upstand and I’ve bought Little Greene Intelligent Matt emulsion for the walls as it’s supposed to be one of the best scrubbable paints for bathrooms (fingers crossed!). Just a thought - could you put the bath along the 1.8m wall where the sink and loo currently are? The shower valve could possibly be sunk into the wall opposite the window? Have you bought your shower and bath filler yet? It sounds exactly like what we’ve gone for. I think my plumber is currently cursing me as I type!!!...See MoreBathroom mirror inspiration for sink in front of window
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6 years agoJonathan
6 years agojatson
6 years ago
Hi Jonathan, good idea. The architect is suggesting that the stairs for the loft be located where the wc and the opening for bedroom 4 is.
Bedroom 3 to have the ensuite - utilising the existing bathroom. The new bathroom to be where bedroom 4 is - hence it being located at the front of the house.
2 bedrooms in the loft, one with an ensuite.
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Kerry Donnelly
6 years ago
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