PROJECT PLANNER l KBB


The PLANS


1 Dedicated storage The new dressing table is composed entirely of drawers, ensuring ample space for small items such as make-up and jewellery. 2 WC The basin unit extends along the wall to house the cistern and frame the pan, creating a sleek look. 3 Heating Added to keep the bedroom cosy, a tall radiator sits on the wall adjacent to the seating area. 4 Clever design In order to maximise floor area, the bed has been placed directly against the wall, with a wide headboard behind it.


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NEED TO KNOW


SOURCEBOOK Design KSL 01787 339023 kslsudbury.co.uk Furniture Bard & Blackwood 01243 532121 bardandblackwood.co.uk; Hib 020 8441 0352 hib.co.uk; Trend Bedrooms 0800 028 4466 trendinteriors.co.uk Sanitaryware Ashton & Bentley 01902 837436, ashtonandbentley.co.uk; Villeroy & Boch villeroy-boch.co.uk Surfaces Corian 0800 962116, corian.uk; Tiles Porcelanosa 01923 656777, porcelanosa.com/uk Brassware Hansgrohe 01372 472 077, hansgrohe.co.uk Flooring Karndean 01386 820100, karndean.com/en-gb


THE COSTS Furniture and surfaces


Installation, approx. Total


£15,500


[wardrobes, vanity unit, bedside tables] Sanitaryware and brassware £2200 Flooring


£2000 £3000


£22,700


PL NNING A PROJEC ?


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IRINA’S VERDICT “With a simple yet effective design, Rebecca managed to incorporate the clients’ wishes and deliver a calm sanctuary. The colour palette together with the minimalist furniture offer the rooms a clean and modern look, with the pendant lights and LED lighting above the wardrobe adding understated wow factor. I love the relaxing feeling of the scheme and how it ties in with the adjoining areas.”


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