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7. Ceiling and upper wall painted in Clean White in Architects’ Matt, £55 for 2.5ltr and lower wall painted in New Black in Architects’ Matt, £55 for 2.5ltr (paintandpaperlibrary.com)


MONOCHROME


MAGIC Alternatively, you could take your bathroom a world away from clinical white in a completely different way with Paint Library’s sophisticated new Monochrome collection, launching this month, of subtly different black and white shades designed to be used together for a real play on light in the room [7].


THINK BIG


If your smallest room is more than usually challenged on the size front, the new MyHome collection from Britton is worth a look. It’s been designed to offer short-projection ceramics and thin rims to maximise internal space while retaining a small footprint, and it features everything from washbasins and WCs to baths and brassware. The contemporary range offers a choice of wall-hung units with drawers or fl oor-standing units with doors and is fi nished in either gloss white or gloss slate [8].


INSTA-HIT!


And if you need inspiration for the smallest room in the house, Fragrance Direct have recently analysed the most talked about trendy London restaurant bathrooms on Instagram. Sketch in Mayfair scores highly – nearly 1,500 photos were taken in a month, so its loos are certainly getting the thumbs up from visitors! See these, and other lovely restaurant bathrooms around the world, at fragrancedirect.co.uk/be-inspired/instagram-bathrooms


© Paul Raeside


8. 50cm semi-recessed washbasin, £115, and Sustain single-ended bath, from £175, from Britton (brittonbathrooms.com)


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