The natural layout of this bathroom was screaming out for a large walk in shower, without the unnecessary appearance of shower trays, doors, glass or frames. The customer needed some persuasion to have a patterned floor finish running throughout, but was overjoyed with the final finish – a stylish, inviting wash space that doubles up as the downstairs toilet.
For the minimalist, fuss free appearance of a wet room shower design, a surprising amount of work is required to ensure the space is water tight, functional and drains efficiently. With this particular wet room, we needed to chase the waste pipe into the concrete floor, through the wall and into the nearby drain. With a wet room style tray, it’s imperative that the water drains away quicker than it reaches the edge of the falls.
"Thompson Bathrooms seemed to be in and out without us realising they'd been here"
This bathroom perfectly boasts the old fashioned features of the room with contemporary sanitary items. The original sash window allowed ample light in the room, but the client liked the idea of having dark walls and furniture. We managed to...
Our clients moved into this amazing Oxfordshire country house in November 2018 and immediately wanted to focus on renovating their three bathrooms and downstairs cloakroom. Utilising the generous space in the room and vast amount of natural light, we managed to...
Our client wanted to reflect her love of Italy and Sicily in her personal bathroom and found the perfect tiles from Fired Earth. With other showers in the house, the goal was to create a luxury bath space surrounded by nods...