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Shaker/Classic Bathroom Units

5 years ago

I have fallen in love with this bathroom but I am unable to find a supplier in the UK for the units, or something similar? Can anyone help with this? Also the floor tiles?

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Clare Jones
5 years ago
Hello! i couldn't find any vanity units I liked at all despite lots of searching. however I found Harvey George's Ebay shop and approached them. I gave them the specifications and they made it to my requirements in 3 weeks. I have attached a picture of it in my new bathroom, finished in F&B Railings . i did source the feet cups and handles as I wanted a particular 'look'. You can actually see mine on their website under 'Bespoke'. They were good value too.

The flooring looks like calacatta marble, Mandarin Stone is an option, I bought some for my shower area from them but for the price I paid their delivery could be better. Have a look at porcelain or ceramic options.
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Victoria
5 years ago
I suggest you use kitchen units, I used Ikea in mine
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User
5 years ago
Good choice on your bathroom style! Very elegant and timeless. You might find a similar traditional vanity on the link below. Comes in white or grey matt finish.

https://www.designangels.co.uk/product-page/insta-traditional-double-vanity-unit-with-marble-top-and-two-basin

For marble tiles, check out these ones. The arr perfect for the herringbone installation like the one on the photo you attached.

https://www.designangels.co.uk/product-page/marble-honed-tile-15-x-45

Good luck with your renovation!
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