Beauty in brushed nickel

We stripped out everything from the previous bathroom and started with a blank canvas. There was extensive electrical work required as new underfloor heating was installed and our electrician moved power for the lights and shaver socket and ran new supplies for the lit mirror and duel fuel towel rail.

Minimalist bathroom design with floating wood vanity and wall-hung toilet
Modern bathroom with floating woodgrain vanity and stainless steel towel rail
Contemporary bathroom featuring a white bath with overhead shower and glass screen

The customer had a clear vision for the room and their thorough brief was met by designs from Patrick in Herts Bathroom Centre. Most of the goods were supplied from Armera, with a Flair Verve 2 folding bath screen in brushed nickel, an accent which the customer has chose to pick up throughout the scheme in the valves, flush plate and Vogue towel radiator.

Iconica Silk Porcelain tiles were used on the floor and walls creating the illusion of a much larger space, the customer opted for a tiled bath panel which looks really sleek. The wall mounted toilet adds to the illusion of space in the room and the wall mounted vanity unit and mirrored cupboard provide ample storage in this neutral space.

Our engineer Tom project managed this job from site with assistance from apprentices across the team and the contractors, this bathroom took around 3 weeks from strip out to 2nd fix.

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