Family bathroom for three small kids with double ended bath and separate shower, two vanity units and mirror cabinets. Photos: Fraser Marr
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Paul made these radiator covers for the house, his brilliant answer to an age old problem
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This cover uses a Lincane-style screen and fluting on the stiles to match existing covers in the customer's house.
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Originally manufactured by the American Radiator Company, in Chicago between 1895 and 1918, the Rococo Three Column radiator features elegantly scalloped top details with interwoven decorations. The Rococo Three Column cast iron radiator is the perfect choice for traditionally styled, newly built, or refurbished properties. Its finish is sharp and clear-cut in raised ornaments, while the flat surfaces are very smooth, free from pits and blemishes. With the glamour and elegance of a bygone era, the Rococo Three Column cast iron radiator will bring a touch of class to any interior. The antiqued and highlighted finishes enhance the stunning scrollwork detail. Due to its peculiar design, the radiator will not only play a part as a plumbing and heating item but will also confer the decorative value of a painting, a rug, or a drapery.

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This white hand-painted radiator cover seamlessly blends style and function, featuring a built-in bookcase above for added storage. With adjustable shelving, it offers flexible organization while maintaining a clean, elegant look. A perfect way to enhance your space with both practicality and charm.

An unsightly steam radiator sat dead in the middle of the space and needed to look modern and elegant. We made this simple cover with a fine mesh. Using the simplest of wood and materials and painting it a high gloss black. This piece is still in the designer's collection some 18 years later. Photo by: William W. Hopper

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