Nice shower. & in built shelving
Vanity unit
Large headboard
Attach to the mirrorIf you’d like a wider mirror but still need lights in close proximity to the sink, it’s possible to combine the two. Here, the designers have fitted wall lights to the mirror/cabinet to keep the symmetry while still maximising the glass. The shades keep the light soft, but the mirror will provide a reflection to amplify the illumination in the space.
Hoppen designed her bedroom around all things luxurious. Sirocco fabric in Hoppen’s signature neutrals covers the Duxiana bed. Her bedside table houses her most prized possessions: pictures of her family.
An Oriental rug provides rich colour and personalises the space. Denham says she is seeing Oriental and Persian rugs used in bathrooms more often. She suggests using a Persian-style bath mat to ensure it stays in good condition as well as shopping for rugs that are more bath friendly. “Look for a flat weave – something that would be easy to take to the dry cleaners,” she says. Denham used hexagonal tiles in the shower (seen to the left here). They were popular during the Victorian period and here, they help functionally inside the shower, too. “Tiles on a shower floor need to be cut so they can move the water towards the drain,” says Denham. “With this shape, we didn’t need to cut them.”Denham used a herringbone pattern for the flooring outside the shower to help mix things up. For a more dramatic look, she suggests using tiles of different colours and materials.Tiles, Cortopassi Tile & Stone. Rug, Kamran’s Oriental Rug Bazaar.Tiling your bathroom floor? Take a look at these inspiring ideas
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