Alexander | RETAIL CASE STUDY


The finishing touches enhance the relaxing ambience


A simple Saneux sink


THE PROPERTY A large, late 20th century house with six bedrooms.


THE CLIENTS


This project was to be the main family bathroom for the time being, with the addition of an en suite for the client’s mother, who lives with them.


About Alexander


Our long history dates back to 1976 when founder Terry Linkhorn operated a local showroom in the Worthing, West Sussex area. Providing an honest and comprehensive design service for home renovations.


In 1994, Terry partnered with now managing director Phil Beechinor,


FAMILY BATHROOM


award-winning complete renovation options that our clients love to this present day. Today we operate from two industry- showrooms in


leading introducing our


THE BRIEF • Niches in the bathroom were a key requirement for showering essentials and decorations.


• Placing the bath in the alcove of the room dictated the rest of the layout, with the client wanting the herringbone tiled area to be the feature wall with furniture and lighting elements.


• A lot of the design elements were found via Pinterest, which highlights the importance of this platform for inspiration.


 Horsham and FAMILY BATHROOM


Worthing. Run by managing director Phil Beechinor and director Aron Linkhorn, son of founder Terry. We stand by our founding ethos of quality service, workmanship and products across all our projects.


The wooden vanity unit contrasts with the other materials in the space


EN SUITE


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