Bathroom design
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Comments (9)I love the warmth of the wood vanity with the 2nd design. Although marble is a design classic i just think the 2nd may possibly have more longevity as there’s nothing to go off of? I really like your feature tiles but they’re pretty on trend, where are they going? i’d just consider if they can easily be changed when trends/taste change. I only say that as my kitchen tiles make quite a statement but they're restricted to around the oven and were relatively cheap...See MoreQuestion For You Kitchen and bathroom designers and Remodllers
Comments (2)As a serial renovator I spend about 7 hours a day reading interior design websites, blogs, design books and any other sources of inspiration I can get my hands on. I also travel extensively which opens my eyes to international trends and alternative ideas. This broadens my horizons. Inspiration is anywhere and everywhere. In nature, in cities, just going for a walk. You have to be completely open to seeing the potential in everything. I feel more confident now about not making so many design choice mistakes as when I started out....See MoreBathroom design review and tile combination advice
Comments (14)https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cp7RHerqY6p/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=YnluN3ljeDJnbG9m https://www.instagram.com/p/CuAE4rSM7wP/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MWxxa2ExMm8weXJjZA== Some examples to see something similar IRL. Not sure if Houzz likes Insta though... I also agree with Betty though in that you don't have to tile the whole room. But I do think the horizontal split makes the room feel wider and it's also a more modern look than doing the shower in the accent tile - makes the shower feel like part of the room rather than something totally different. Am not sure why there is that panel of wood lattice but it looks a bit random - maybe add a wooden vanity for the basin to sit in/on to balance that out? And I wouldn't choose white taps/etc as the room needs some more contrast to add a bit of something to it - I'd choose chrome or stainless steel instead, more classic, less trendy, gives a bit of contrast without it being too much (black would be too much). Or brass, but only if you are prepared to pay more for really nice brass....See MoreBathroom design ideas
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