In the XIX century, the bathroom didn’t even exist like it does today. It was just a bathtub placed in another room.

I would love to know about the floor, is it a tile? Name and color, also the name of subway tile on walls. thank you

Hi sojack03

Thanks for your question, the tile is a ceramic gloss tile, I have attached the link to the exact tile below..

http://www.tilegiant.co.uk/tiles/kitchen/cotswold/cotswold-ceramic-gloss-tile-grey.html

The floors are an engineered wood and are by Furlong Flooring, the exact colour is -Aspect
5786 Black Stained Oak

Brushed & UV Oiled

Hope this helps.

Thanks Vickie

I am not 100% sure what "pipe" your question is referring to so to explain:

There are only a 2 x small pieces of what we would call "pipe" visible. These come out of the wall and go into the valves at the bottom of the radiator. These look like they would be copper with a chrome finish and they have also used have a chrome shroud (circular disc) on the wall to cover the hole.

The radiator itself consists of 2 parts a chrome ball-jointed radiator which will either be brass with a chrome coating or mild steel with chrome coating and a "radiator insert" which is mild steel with a white powder coated paint finish.

Please let me know if you need any more information.

Awesome!

what is the flooring

Hi Kathy

If you look through the questions on this image you will find the answer to your question along with link to the actual flooring and colour way etc.

Many Thanks Vickie