Gallery: Scandi-inspired bathroom with neutral tones

21 Feb

The owners of this Victorian home in Newbury wanted to transform their existing en-suite into a light, bright and luxurious room. To maximise the layout, the clients decided to reconfigure the first floor of their home, re-apportioning some space from a bedroom to create a larger footprint for the en-suite.

Key for these clients was to incorporate a large walk-in shower and this was created along the back wall of the room for maximum effect. The large rainfall shower head was chosen to provide a sumptuous and pampering shower experience whilst the matching satin gold hand shower offer a practical way to clean the shower space.

Warm neutral tiles were chosen throughout the space but the different shapes, sizes and layouts add interest. The metro tiles in the shower were laid in a herringbone format to draw the eye in and further enhance the focal point of the shower. The same colour palette and pattern was chosen in larger format tiles behind the basin, WC and across the floor, ensuring the scheme is calming and cohesive. Each tile showcases a slightly different colour variation and veining which softens the look and adds more interest than a matte neutral scheme.

The vanity was chosen to not only make a visual impact within the room but because of the huge amount of storage space it offers. With 4 deep drawers, the Scandi-inspired unit provides plenty of places to stow away towels and bathroom products, adding to the feeling of considered serenity. Our designer sourced sculptural white basins to sit on top of the vanity and tied the scheme together with matching satin gold taps and mirrors.