This bathroom in an old Tudor 14th Century pub, was a long time in the making. The homeowner is one of my oldest friends. She made the best of the 1980s bathroom she inherited, but with no shower, it was not ideal for a family of tall growing sons! She also suffered with no working cold tap on the basin for years, while other things in life took priority.
See the before images at the bottom to see the vast change! From super dark to light and bright. She's a stylish person herself and was keen on using the pink pedestal sink and being eco and reusing and repurposing where possible. She deals in antique frames like the ones over the bath @styleandsourceuk
The layout is not different, but we managed to get a nice walk in shower in and a 150cm roll top bath. I added the false wall behind the bath to allow space for pipes and wall taps and it creates a nice shelf. The gorgeous matt green brick tiles are Orkney by Quorn Stone
See the before images at the bottom to see the vast change! From super dark to light and bright. She's a stylish person herself and was keen on using the pink pedestal sink and being eco and reusing and repurposing where possible. She deals in antique frames like the ones over the bath @styleandsourceuk
The layout is not different, but we managed to get a nice walk in shower in and a 150cm roll top bath. I added the false wall behind the bath to allow space for pipes and wall taps and it creates a nice shelf. The gorgeous matt green brick tiles are Orkney by Quorn Stone
Before photos below
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