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Description: This project was the refurbishment of an en-suite shower room and family bathroom. Both bathrooms were updated to a modern finish in-line with the clients contemporary living areas, whilst also maximising storage and space. For another take on the minimalist contemporary bathroom, see how we approached the minimalist bathroom design for a London interior designer.
The en-suite shower was designed with a Laufen wall to wall solid surface shower tray which was cut to size to maximise space. This was paired with chic a walk-in shower panel from The Shower Lab. Storage space was maximised by utilising stud work to house a HIB recessed mirror cabinet, plus stunning Italian vanity units from IdeaGroup.
Location: Teddington
Completed: January 2021
Project Goals: To bring bathrooms in line with the contemporary living areas.
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