¾ height panelling consisting of oak skirting and oak engineered flooring acting as the panelling, all capped off in poplar coloured with a dark oak stain.

Calcutta style tile finished in matte with brushed brass trims, a wall hung vanity sink and a wall hung toilet. A low-profile shower tray with a 1.2M fixed glass panel, brushed brass dual shower with an exposed mixer and round shower head.

PVC ceiling with a neutral tile and matching trims, black wall hung vanity and tall boy. A black designer style towel rail complimented by a chrome dual shower.

¾ height anthracite grey subway tile with a silver-grey grout. The tile is capped off with an ogee timber picture rail and further finished to the ceiling with reverse ogee coving. Custom built wall hung vanity unit with a quartz countertop and under mounted sink.

Neutral wall tile with a textured feature wall tile all finished with matte black trims. Black wall hung vanity sink, dual shower with low profile tray and a black framed shower enclosure.

Nothing says grandeur like a freestanding cast-iron bath.

Relatively new to the market is the Calcutta tile with the blue vein. A 900mm quadrant shower tray and enclosure with a dual chrome shower, lastly a wall hung vanity sink below a touch screen led mirror.

Matte white wall tiles with a polished concrete style of floor tile. Matt black dual shower with an exposed mixer along with a black tray and fixed shower screen.

A matte white tile complimented with a white slate tray, two fixed screens and a pivot screen for ease of access. The walls are panelled in moisture resistant MDF and finished in Farrow & Ball paint. A generous floor mounted vanity sink, fully shroud toilet, chrome dual shower with a concealed mixer.

A combination of tile styles and colours accompanied by brushed brass fixtures and fittings. A modern wall hung toilet and led mirror compliment the real showstopper, a wall hung vanity sink, no costs spared on this project.

A w.c was added in what was an awkward dead space in a utility area. Not the largest room or most ideal shape but it works with carefully selected tones and space conscious sanitary ware.

This ensuite we created as part of an attic conversion. The angled ceiling created a challenge, but we managed to fit everything in that the client desired. Consisting of a wet room shower, custom his and hers vanity sinks with quartz countertop, free standing bath and many other unique features.

An understairs W.C with a patterned floor tile and moisture resistant MDF wall panelling. The old style collum radiator was a clever touch, achieving the classic look with modern materials.

An understairs W.C with a patterned floor tile and moisture resistant MDF wall panelling. The old style collum radiator was a clever touch, achieving the classic look with modern materials.

Here, a bathtub was removed and replaced with a walk-in shower. Neutral tile and a French navy wall hung vanity complimented by a sleek touch screen LED mirror. The client wanted a bathroom encompassing minimum maintenance, so we delivered and tiled it floor to ceiling and then installed a PVC ceiling to eliminate any future painting.

A matte white 60x30 floor tile laid in a stacked pattern with a grey grout (to help with traffic), matte white 60x40 wall tiles finished with white grout for a seamless and sophisticated look. The black fixtures and fittings provide a pleasing contrast against the white tiles. The wall mounted sanitary ware provides an easier plane for mopping. This bathroom was previously installed by another company however due to inadequate sealing the shower repeatedly leaked over the years. We advised the client that the leaking may have caused further damage than what was visible to the naked eye. The ceiling joists needed replacing which in turn meant a new kitchen ceiling was required. This is not an uncommon problem. The client was fortunate enough to be covered on their house insurance policy for the requisite repairs.

Green and Gold…..a complimenting combination. Tiled in a stack bond layout throughout, tiled floor to ceiling with a TG&V ceiling and a large floor mounted vanity unity. A low-profile tray enclosed with a fixed 1.2M fixed screen.

This may be an ensuite, but it packs a lot of character and some great choices in both the tiles and sanitary ware. For me the standout feature is the tile, relatively new to the market but can really see it taking off as a popular choice. This bathroom was done by the original builder of the estate but due to waste connection the toilet occasionally leaked over the years and progressively worsened. We advised the client the leaking may have caused further damage than just what was visible on the ceiling below. Luckily the ceiling joists escaped damage and in turn it just needed a new kitchen ceiling. This is not an uncommon problem and luckily this client was fortunate enough to be covered by the house insurance.

This bathroom was a real overhaul, lots of inferior craftsmanship over the years and ultimately all existing pipework needed replacing. This was an unforeseen issue, but it did result in the endless surface pipe boxing being eliminated. This tile has just come to the market and is proving to be a popular choice amongst clients. Its neutral tones have an ageless look. A bathtub was removed, a walk-in shower replaced and wall mounted sanitary ware was installed.

It’s a bathroom you would be happy to sit in… smoky glass mirrors recessed into panelling spanning from floor to ceiling wall. While it’s painted in an almost black colour the 9ft ceiling doesn’t make the walls or ceiling enclose on you. A fully shroud pan, floor mounted vanity and a classic floor mounted collum rad just add to the character of this timeless w.c.. There is detail in every aspect of this room.

This consists of a neutral tile that is proving to be quite the hit!! The tile is new to the market but due to it’s subtle aesthetic, it will be timeless. This bathroom was extended by borrowing some pace from spare bedroom, this was done to facilitate a free standing bath but in addition to also accommodate a large walk-in shower. Would it even be a bathroom renovation without a lit up niche in the wall.. a classic feature but also a practical one as it becomes a shelf for toiletries.

A tile with neutral tones was chosen for the floor and walls, a similar tile and colour chosen for the feature wall with a ripple effect. This ensuite was extended to accommodate a bidet and a larger shower tray. The black tile trims pull in the black fixtures creating a contemporary space.

Some bold choices in this downstairs WC. From a large classic coving to a checkered tile to a busy wallpaper, not your average details but they really worked when they all came together. We pride ourselves on detail and there was a lot of detail in this project to consider for example the concealed cistern top running into the dado rail in turn lining up with beading on the door.