Brief – To completely strip out the existing bathroom and re-design the layout and style of the bathroom to flow better with less wasted space and complement the age of the property.
Design – This cottage bathroom interior wasted space and pipe work was visible. There was a freestanding sink, and modern, but old, shower over bath and toilet. There was no storage space apart from the airing cupboard. The design response re-positioned the bath against the end wall to free up space in the center of the room to build a bespoke toilet and vanity unit to house the traditional Victorian sink and back to the wall toilet and create much needed storage. Scaffold planks were used to create the unique unit and add a rustic touch to the room complemented by the painted shiplap features. Pipe work was hidden with a mid-height shiplap wall which created a handy shelf for decorative storage.
The result is a bathroom in keeping with the one hundred year house which adds character as well as a touch of luxury to this forest interior.
