Case Study: Impressive Multi-Bathroom Project in London SW6
This was a really exciting project to work on. The client is very passionate about design and architecture, and had a clear vision of what the bathrooms should look like. They were keen to create unique modern style bathroom designs with clean lines and something striking. The property was a former taxi rank, which makes it extra special and of course the bathrooms had to be extra special too.
While each of the bathrooms has its own character, we have made sure that they are also connected to each other by including the same cement-style porcelain tile from our European Tiles selection on most of the floors and walls, except for the cloakroom which has beautiful nature-inspired wallpaper on the walls instead. We’ve chosen different RAL colours for each of the Faeber wall-hung vanity units and the client has used matching soft furnishings, which are both great ways to add some colour and uniqueness to the different spaces.
The brassware that is used in each of the rooms also makes sure that each bathroom has a unique look and feel. One of the rooms has polished chrome brassware throughout, but for the other bathrooms we’ve chosen a special finish. You can see a mix of Vado’s brushed black brassware and Crosswater’s brushed stainless steel finish.
The designs and different colour schemes were very important in this project, but practicality was another key priority. Aside from the wall-hung vanity units, recessed mirrored cabinets were added for extra storage. These are from the HIB Vanquish range and are a stunning solution to creating hidden storage in a bathroom. A number of recessed niches were also added to the designs to create storage in the shower areas.
Some challenges were faced during the planning stage of this project, such as lockdown and meeting tight deadlines, but we have achieved some really impressive modern & minimalist bathroom designs that the client was over the moon with. The project was completed in 2020.
While each of the bathrooms has its own character, we have made sure that they are also connected to each other by including the same cement-style porcelain tile from our European Tiles selection on most of the floors and walls, except for the cloakroom which has beautiful nature-inspired wallpaper on the walls instead. We’ve chosen different RAL colours for each of the Faeber wall-hung vanity units and the client has used matching soft furnishings, which are both great ways to add some colour and uniqueness to the different spaces.
The brassware that is used in each of the rooms also makes sure that each bathroom has a unique look and feel. One of the rooms has polished chrome brassware throughout, but for the other bathrooms we’ve chosen a special finish. You can see a mix of Vado’s brushed black brassware and Crosswater’s brushed stainless steel finish.
The designs and different colour schemes were very important in this project, but practicality was another key priority. Aside from the wall-hung vanity units, recessed mirrored cabinets were added for extra storage. These are from the HIB Vanquish range and are a stunning solution to creating hidden storage in a bathroom. A number of recessed niches were also added to the designs to create storage in the shower areas.
Some challenges were faced during the planning stage of this project, such as lockdown and meeting tight deadlines, but we have achieved some really impressive modern & minimalist bathroom designs that the client was over the moon with. The project was completed in 2020.
Project Year: 2020
Project Cost: GBP 25,001 - GBP 50,000