Inspiration for a classic bedroom in Essex.

Photo of a traditional bedroom in Wiltshire.

This gorgeous open plan kitchen/living/dining space is brought to life with a carefully curated selection of neutrals. The added variation of texture, from the smooth glass table to the velvet occasional chair add further design elements to the space. The pop of colour keeps the look fun and thoroughly modern. Robert Mills Photography

Frameless glass link was used to connect this heritage farmhouse with a contemporary wooden cladded extension. This allows natural light to pass through the panes and brightening up the living space.

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Design ideas for a traditional bedroom in Buckinghamshire.

This is an example of a modern bathroom in London.

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Large traditional ensuite bathroom in London with a freestanding bath, a corner shower, a one-piece toilet, white walls, ceramic flooring and a pedestal sink.

Photo of a classic entrance in London.

Photo Credit: Darren Chung Design: Waldo Works This Grade 2 listed apartment in central London took a complete refurbishment by MIC featuring the elegant Hebdern vanity basin, and minimal, yet stunning Nene shower. It's ensuite shower room is a perfect use of design and colour making a unique space by combining the theme of nickel and blue tiles with black borders. The main feature in this small but perfectly created space, is the Nene Shower & the 200mm rose in nickel finish, clearly seen behind the industrial style glass and metal framed shower doors which lend an air of urban chic alongside the hand glazed period style tiles in rich blue hues from Victorian Ceramics. The tiles, which run around the room and extend into the walk-in shower, were commissioned especially for this project by Waldo Works and add a touch of individuality to the design. The single Hebdern vanity basin creates a striking focal point with black Marquina marble that coordinates perfectly with the room’s colours and detailing.

Frameless glass link was used to connect this heritage farmhouse with a contemporary wooden cladded extension. Bi-folding door was installed to the extension to allows natural light to pass through the panes and brighten up the living space.

A hand crafted rustic wall tile collection in glass block tones which has the appearance of an aged crazed tile with superior performance qualities. The faux crackle effect does not need sealing and is ideally suited for all internal wall applications.

This is an example of a modern bathroom in London.

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This is an example of a modern dining room in London.

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Modern living room in London.

minimal windows sliding doors were installed to this new glass box extension. The minimal windows system works exceptionally well in glass extensions as they create a cohesive minimalistic aesthetic alongside the frameless structural glass box. They also allow ventilation into the property and can be opened as much or a little as required to achieve the desired amount of air flow.

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