CONTACTS/ SUPPLIERS


PROJECT MANAGER/ INTERIOR DESIGNER Jeffreys Interiors jeffreys-interiors.co.uk


ARCHITECTS GLM weareglm.com


MAIN CONTRACTOR BANN banngroup.co.uk


KITCHEN/CABINETRY Peden & Pringle pedennadpringle.com


BATHROOM PANELLING Orac Décor oracdecor.com


BATHROOM FIXTURES Albion Bath Co. albionbathco.com


Cast Iron Bath Company castironbath.co.uk


London Basin Company londonbasincompany.com


LIGHTING Visual Comfort & Co. Visualcomfortco.com


eathfield & o heathfield.co.uk


Porta Romana portaromana.com


amount of time designing a bathroom as any other room in a property; bathrooms shouldn’t be utilitarian, they should feel just as welcoming as a bedroom or living area, and never cold or clinical.” To achieve this welcoming ambience, Carley suggested the use of Orac and Wall Deco panels. Made of duropolymer, Orac looks like wood but is incredibly lightweight, versatile and easy to paint. These panels were fitted in the ensuite above the bath and disguise the door to the storage cupboard where the every day bathroom paraphernalia is hidden. On the other wall, Wall Deco bathroom panels were fitted.


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These panels look more like wallpaper but are actually made from a thick hessian material which is treated so that it is suitable for use in bathrooms and showers. “Carley’s ideas, colour palette, decoration and decor all fitted our wish list, says lan. er bold use of colour and texture really resonated with us and while we hadn’t thought about the use of large, bold patterned wallpaper and dark colouring beforehand it all works wonderfully well for a city pied-à-terre.”


“It helped that Alan and Cynthia were very trusting,” says Carley. “They have done several renovations in the States, and they knew the


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