Match the plant to the décor Take the thought-through approach and choose a houseplant that mirrors or complements your décor. The patterned leaves of this sansevieria (also known as variegated snake plant) naturally echo the chevron design of the wallpaper. Practically speaking, this plant is also ideal in tight spaces, as it grows smartly upwards, with leaves that don’t flop or spread.
As recognisable as Kate Moss, this cylindrical drum with its disappearing sliding doors is the perfect companion for the bedroom and bathroom. With its secret compartments perfectly designed for small, personal effects, it works well sitting next to a bath, topped with a sponge and candle or, as in this scheme, as a bedside table.
Celebrate the fact you’re in the roof of your property by highlighting the raw materials. The owners of this bathroom have made a feature of the brickwork and wooden beams to show off rather than hide the slopes and angles. The freestanding copper bath is the perfect accompaniment to the brick and wood.
Sloping ceilings can make designing a bathroom awkward, but if you work with them, they can be the highlight of your space. Here, placing the basin in front of the window and between two sloping walls is not only sweet-looking, it means the windowsill can be used as a handy shelf and the owners aren’t hindered by the lower ceiling height.
The owners of this bathroom have made an asset of the pitched roof and little window to frame a smart, freestanding tub, which immediately draws the eye and says ‘long, relaxing soak’. Split flooring – with tiles beneath the bath and wood beyond – further defines the bathing space for an understated but glamorous look.
Originally, there was just a single door connecting the dining/library space at the back of the kitchen to the hall. ‘We wanted to open the reception rooms up more,’ says Brian. ‘This started out as an idea for visually connecting the spaces, but the amount of light that now flows through is another benefit.’
enclosed by glass, the shower is bright and welcoming. And then the transom window at the top is closed, steam jets lining the shower create a relaxing” “wall, the new bath is filled with abundant natural light, thanks to transom windows which welcome sunshine from the hallway. Photos by Shelly Harrison.” “Where can I buy interior transom windows such as the ones in this photo??” “We carry transom windows as shown above. This is exactly like our Traditional model TR-1. You would be surprised how many people use a transom like this” “Hi elixabethannel, The height for those was 12”. There are different transom window sizess, those over the main bath are 32” wide and the one over the water”
The style and colour of tiles
Everything
Everything
Art Deco colours & Style
Everything. The beds and the arrangement of bed linen.
Everything
Everything except curtains in a bathroom
Inset shelves
Inset mirrored cabinets above sink
Round walls
Roman blind - black stripes
Colours in mat go with colour of sink top
Shelves above bath
Black & White tiles, shelves above WC
Glass shelves in alcove
Adjustable shelves in alcove
Well planned small space - bath under window, position of shower, WC and sink.
Silver table next to bath
Shower wall next to WC
The rustic look
Ghost Chair
Wall lights on mirror
roof window over bath
Tiling half way up the wall
Like light fitting above cabinet. Like sink with upstand.
Like the glass trolley
Bath in Alcove
Like the shower shape and glass shelves in alcove and position of shower hose
Clever use of bath end as seat for shower
Tile arrangement in conjunction with wood panelling
Create a jungly vibe Tall plants create a jungly feel in any room and add welcome height and lots of living greenery to a scheme. Position tall plants close to the bath, so you can lie back and stare up into the leaves.
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