ignore colours for a moment - but for small bathroom, Im open to idea of a slightly old school/traditional (slightly masculine) sink, to provide a little bit of personality...? should we just use same tiles as main bathroom, only to mid height and finish rest off in paint? Open to other ideas - it's a very small room
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same here - slightly grey-toned walls, dark wood, tall ceiling and traditional bay window
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ignore furniture & colours - but wall colour, which goes with white ceiling, glass and silver decorations
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main idea for the colour scheme of walls in sitting room, and presumably in open-plan kitchen too? Slightly grey-toned rich wall colour, rather than beige-toned - with dark floor, and white cabinets, would be very elegant
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example of end decoration scheme colours - silver-framed photos; glass lamps; cream and brown furnishings to go with slightly grey-toned walls and dark floor
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not sure the idea of the floor to wall chevron pattern tiles, for the main bathroom - where in the floor would the design start/end? Think we prefer just one style for whole bathroom
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main idea for bathroom and bathroom tiles - same design on floor and walls: floor natural purestone beige; wall polished purestone beige - sourced at European Heritage (Dawes Rd, Fulham) for £40/£50psqm (natural/polished, 60x30cm) and £44/£55psqm (natural/polished, 60x60cm)
ignore colours for a moment - but for small bathroom, Im open to idea of a slightly old school/traditional (slightly masculine) sink, to provide a little bit of personality...? should we just use same tiles as main bathroom, only to mid height and finish rest off in paint? Open to other ideas - it's a very small room
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