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Bathroom Tired & Boring going Absolutely Fabulous sweetie darling.

6 years ago

last modified: 6 years ago

Our customer bought a house in desperate need of renovation. First project was her main bathroom. She was so keen to get going she even insisted to break the first couple of tiles :) and then handed over the hammer! The new space is much more to her taste and is a great start to the renovation journey for her home.

Here is the before:

Then it became fabulous:

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Comments (4)

Clare Ainsworth
6 years ago
Love that bath!
Opun thanked Clare Ainsworth
Catherine Hibbert
6 years ago
I love the sleek basin unit, particularly the curvy corners - where could I source a similar one?
Opun thanked Catherine Hibbert
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Original Author
6 years ago
Hi Catherine! Thank you for the kind words. Let me touch base with the team and see if I can find that out for you :).

On a different note, if you are considering a new bathroom, we can always send out one of our design experts who will create a design for you and provide you with a quotation ( comes with full 3D imagery of your future bathroom). All this is free and no obligation.

Kind regards,

The Opun team.
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Opun
Original Author
6 years ago
Hi Catherine,

As promised I am getting back to you with the details of the vanity unit:

Milano White 600 freestanding vanity unit from Bathrooms.com

Hope this helps and we are always on standby ;)

Kind regards,

The Opun team

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