This post seems to have been a long time coming but finally...
remember this?
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| Downstairs cloakroom |
which is now this
and round the corner is this
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| Rain head shower |
The wet room is not huge and quite angular so we used a lot of curves in the fittings, including the mirror (a lucky find in the John Lewis sale!). We wanted a more masculine feel as a contrast to the main bathroom but also warmth so there is underfloor heating all the way through.
Once again I have to pay tribute to Andrew's skill and patience. Cutting the tiles around the wet room drain took a few hours, and several broken tiles, but the result is perfect.
Any way a few photographs for you.
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| Heated towel rail |
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| Curvy basin and mirror |
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| More curves |
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| Getting the tile cuts right took forever |
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| Body jets |
Gorgeous! Fabulous room. Nothing like a bathroom reno to keep a guy sharp I always say.
ReplyDeleteAnd how's all your work going?
DeleteStill working, but the house is on the market now, so on top of a couple of projects, we also have to keep it unnaturally tidy. So not me. It's listed with a realtor, but I also did this:
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Well. Are we impressed. The finishing touches since we last saw it. Nearly all done now?
ReplyDeleteWell the wet room is! Now moved on to the last of the large projects - knocking down the work shop - it's all the clearing and sorting that's hard.
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