RETAILER CASE STUDY | Bathrooms by Design


Freestanding StoneKast Ovale bath


Crosswater Glide basin and driftwood vanity unit


Hexagon tiles are a key feature of the overall design


INSTALLER COMMENTS


BATHROOM DETAILS Overall project cost:


and £8,000 for installation £8,000 for products


Designer: Chris Argles (pictured) who is based at the Richmond showroom Type of bathroom: Contemporary loft en-suite bathroom Brassware: Crosswater Mpro stainless steel Freestanding bath: StoneKast Ovale WC: Faeber and Oli Basin: Crosswater Glide basin with driftwood vanity unit Mirror: HiB Sphere 60 Tiles: European Tiles Dark Hexagon & European Tiles Cemento White (both Italian porcelain)


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We’ve been recommended installers for the designers from Bathrooms by Design for many years, so the collaboration was very smooth, because we know how they work and vice versa. What we like about Bathrooms by Design is their 3D design software. With the software they can provide our team with full 3D design guidelines and I can’t tell you how helpful this is to have on-site. There were no real issues. The sloped ceilings, of course, were a


small challenge, so to fit the shower glass we carefully measured up what dimensions were needed for the glass to fit the space perfectly. These measurements were taken after tiling. The bath was very heavy, so we needed five of us to carry this upstairs. We also had to move the internal door slightly to allow for a bigger basin and vanity unit. Other than that, there were no problems and the client was super-happy with the end result, which ultimately is the most important part.


· November 2022


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