The Solution:

Once Tony had completed their home visit and done a measure up of their room, he was then able to create their designs for them to see. He already knew they wanted to keep their bath in their new design, so he fulfilled this – as well as the rest of their wishes. They were invited back to the showroom for their CAD design and to make any final adjustments they wanted.

Tony suggested creating an in-wall shelf next to their bath with recessed lighting to create more depth to that side of the room, because the other side would have a lot of detail in comparison. By using the same large black marble tiles on both the walls and flooring created a stunning and impressive vision for the room.

Finally, they chose a black Zehnder towel rail, Laufen sanitaryware and ESS accessories throughout the room as well as mirrors within the cabinets along the whole wall. To create contrast within the room, a beautiful Laufen Alessi basin unit in white was chosen which stood out well against the tiles.
For the shower area, Tony suggested a 10mm Merlyn Arysto walk-in shower with a Truestone shower tray, again to be a contrasting lighter colour against the darker tiles.
The Vado range was their brassware, which was used in the shower, bath and sink.
The Geberit Tuma Aquaclean shower toilet was a great addition to this modern bathroom.
Around the room, some high-tech accessories were installed to be in keeping with the modern style of the room. For example, an Origins Living Tate mirror, paired with the smaller circular magnified mirror with the LED lighting strips created a modern effect in the room.
A ProofVision toothbrush charger was also installed to hide the chargers’ wires to create a sleeker finish to the room.
Finally, a JiS Europe towel warmer, finished in matt black was used.

To lighten up the room, he suggested spotlights around the room and recessed into the storage along the back wall.

The bathroom install took two weeks to complete.