Bathrooms by Design | RETAILER CASE STUDY THE PROPERTY


The shower glass was carefully


measured up against the sloped walls


A 1960s detached bungalow and the en-suite bathroom was to be part of a loft conversion project. The bathroom is very spacious, but has sloped ceilings with restricted head height in parts of the room.


THE CLIENTS


A family with two young children and two dogs. This was the first time that they had undertaken a project like this, so they understood the importance of dealing with a specialist retailer and designer to make their dream bathroom a reality.


THE BRIEF


The clients needed to design an en-suite bathroom as part of their loft conversion project. They were keen to


create a


minimalist, spa-like bathroom that would be easy to keep clean and some storage had to be included. To give the room a relaxing feel, they wanted a neutral colour scheme, but with a few stylish features to keep the overall design interesting. They originally wanted a steam shower room, but their designer showed them this design with a walk-in shower and freestanding bath as an alternative, and the clients fell in love with it.


ABOUT BATHROOMS BY DESIGN


Bathrooms by Design started off as a simple eBay store in 2006 and has skyrocketed from there.


The company – which says it makes designing bathrooms effortless and fun – now has multiple showrooms, their very own 3D virtual reality design technology, and a wonderful team


who are passionate about improving people’s homes with beautiful and expertly designed bathrooms.


The StoneKast bath is one of the bathroom’s key features and creates a relaxing aesthetic


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