Bathrooms

Downstairs, a bathroom with an open shower, and a separate WC and vanity; upstairs, the ensuite and walk-in robe. No bathtubs in any dwelling.

This is the original brief and its inspiration, kept for the record. It has been designed since, and nothing on this page is waiting for an answer.

Where it went: the three wet rooms are measured in 10c, where the fit-out that applies to all of them is now asked (fans, night light, towel rails, shower glass, the priced options), and designed in 10d, 10e and 10f. The tile choices are in 10a and 10b.

John, to Mastacon

Timber framed, round, ‘backlit’ mirrors:

Tile colour inspiration:

Potential for timber look floorboards:

Wall tile inspiration:

Alternative tile inspiration (depending on costs) – if we did the same in the kitchen / splash top this could flow well.

Tile colourTile colour — travertine tones, a fluted feature wall and black tapware

FloorTimber-look floorboards through the bathroom

Wall tileWall tile — square handmade-look tile with backlit arched mirrors

Alternative tile 1Alternative tile — the crazy-paved stone as a feature wall

Alternative tile 2Alternative tile, close up — the same stone that could run to the kitchen splashback