Wood tiles shine in this bathroom makeover

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First reno in a small 1960’s townhouse. Shower was in an awkward spot behind the door & the bath was never used.

Removed the bath.
Placed a storage tower inside the wall where the shower was.
Replaced the external window.
Added a cavity door
Heated tiles
Large wooden tiles in a herringbone layout

Currently waiting for the shower glass to be finished

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T J
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last year

Well if you’d noticed, there’s no shower glass installed yet & only 1 photo of a hand towel, with empty towel rails, and niche, so maybe it’s not 100% complete? 🤔

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Kate
last year
Lovely. And the tiler did a fantastic job
Sonya Seutter
last year
Wow this is really beautiful. Love what you have done here and gives me some inspiration for my bathroom renovation.
Julie Herbert
last year
Absolutely beautiful ❤️
Susan McGuire
last year
This looks amazing. Great improvements, well done.
K s
last year
Looks good although can’t see why the green wall as it doesn’t tie into any thing else.
T J
Original Author
last year
Easy to accessorise with green things like towels, shower containers, plants etc.
it would’ve looked sterile with the same tiles again & some thought it would inject some personality.
K s
last year
Doesn’t look like there will be anymore green as they have black towel on rail and you’d thought they would have posted showing the accessories 🤔
siriuskey
last year
Love it
debanger3
last year
They got rid of the gorgeous black and white checked floor!!!
K s
last year
Haha yes I did notice that, I also noticed the black fixtures, black mirror, black towel and black soap dispenser but no other green to tie into wall. 🤔
Rochelle
last year
Gorgeous! That herringbone is stunning. Congratulations on a beautiful renovation.
pottsy99
last year
I love the green wall -- in fact , I'd love any feature wall . IMO you wouldn't want that exact shade as a feature wall in every room , but if you like green , how about 2 or 3 shades of green through the house , and 3 or 4 rooms with a feature wall of primarily green toned wallpaper -- some big green flowers , some chevrons , maybe a green and gold striped one ?

You can do the same with say yellow to mustard ; blue to mauve ; 3 reds , etc , etc .
princesslotta
last year
Great eye and the tiling detail is schmick. I like the pop of green, look forward to seeing how you tie it all in.