We were chosen to design this master bathroom project by a lovely couple in Thames Ditton. They came to us as they were after an outstanding bathroom design and installation service that offered a fully managed, stress-free, turn-key service. While providing excellent quality bathroom products. Resulting in a stunning bathroom of their dreams.
During the design meetings at our bathroom studio in Long Ditton, we were able to tailor a design specific to their desires and style. Understanding how our clients’ use their space and what is important to their day-to-day process; such as, sharing the basin when getting ready, helped us to offer a personalised bathroom. We discovered that our clients were after a contemporary sanctuary for themselves.
It was not just about the quality of the products or installation, but about the feel of the space. Therefore, producing a very personal design incorporating classic lines and colour scheme with a timeless look that they could enjoy for years to come, was very important to them.
1. The Before Pictures
The layout of the original bathroom worked perfectly well, the set up just needed tweaking. It looked outdated and was leaking at key points after only 6 years. The slow leaks were caused by inferior products that were badly fitted. We needed to ensure that everything chosen for the project, met our high standard quality checks. Ensuring the bathroom would be future proof.
The wetroom had small mosaic tiles, which proved impractical when it came to cleaning. While the wall in the shower, obscured the window, blocking out natural light and resulting in a closed-in and dark space.
Adding extra and easy access storage was a must, allowing for a clutter-free bathroom, particularly around the basin area.
Our clients like warm tones in general, but were after a lighter and brighter feel to their bathroom, that offered a contemporary feel, without compromising the classic and timeless style they were after.
2. The Proposal
For the proposal, we created a timeless look by embracing a classic colour combination of creams and browns, enhancing the look with a contemporary feel.
Interiors in the last couple of years has been drawing inspiration from nature. Whether it be leafy foliage and tropical prints, or introducing subtle elements with natural fabrics such as linen weave. The concept for this bathroom was a mix of patterns and materials which had a natural and raw feel to them. Creating a sensually tactile and serene space.
