Help for small bathroom
Hi , I have a small bathroom that my daughter uses .It needs a new bathroom but I am struggling with design ideas as it is tiny and she needs storage ,shower,toilet and basin. Ideally she would like it modern with white tiles and a large shower head or walk in shower.Our house is grade 2 listed so I would like her to have Victorian style tiles on the floor so that it is in keeping with the rest of the house.I dont have a huge budget as I have other projects that also need to be done this year.Any ideas would be helpful. Thank you . Jilly
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PRO9 years agoHi Jilly,
Have you thought about Luxury Vinyl Tiles on the floor? They're completely waterproof & slip-resistant, and we offer a number of beautiful victorian style designs in a variety of shades.
Check out 'Check' or 'Parquet' by Neisha Crosland on our page, or if you'd prefer a smaller design, 'Lattice' by Dee Hardwicke is beautiful too. If you drop me a message, I'd be very happy to arrange for some free samples to be sent to you/your daughter.
Best wishes,
Alice
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PRO9 years agoHi Jilly
For a victorian look with a modern touch you could combine these Laura Ashley Devonstone floor tiles (approx £28 per square metre) with these flat 300x100mm white Metro tiles along with modern fixtures.
The bevelled edge Metro tiles give a more traditional look (see bottom pics) combined with traditional looking fixtures.
As Man about the house mentioned above, if you post floor plan/measurements maybe we can help with the layout.
Regards
Jessica
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9 years agoi have just finished our ensuite bathroom -still waiting for shutters and bits to finish off so looking a bit bare still - but photo attached as we used Laura Ashley patterned tiles on the floor and one of the shower walls, which are quite victorian but modern and reasonably priced (also available in
a darker grey). We then used plain white tiles for the rest of the room which were only £10 sq m. The little wall shelf unit is from Graham & Green. our sink is Duravit 65cm so quite big - they do smaller sizes. sorry can't figure out how to get these photos the correct way up!!
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