Large family bathroom with marble-effect tiles by Ripples Bathrooms
http://www.ripplesbathrooms.com/
Large family bathroom with marble-effect tiles by Ripples Bathrooms
http://www.ripplesbathrooms.com/Added 06/05/25
Original price
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Description
DeepL TranslateThis recent client project has a sleek and sophisticated design which combines practicality with aesthetic appeal. The brief was to create a timeless family bathroom for grown-up children in a busy home, so our designer got to work creating a smartly-designed space which will stand the test of time.
The most prominent aspect within the room is its large-format marble-effect tiles which adorn the walls and floor to create a seamless finish. The subtle veining in the tiles adds texture and visual interest without overwhelming the space and their durable finish means they’re easy to maintain - perfect for a busy room used by the whole family.
The colour scheme is a masterclass in subtlety and sophistication. The client opted for chrome brassware in a sleek design which keeps the space looking clean and unfussy. The chrome finish compliments the tones within the tiles and vanity unit, creating a calm and cohesive backdrop, allowing the fixtures and accessories to shine.
The spacious walk-in shower, complete with rainfall showerhead, gives a hotel-inspired experience, whilst the separate handshower is perfect for cleaning and non-hair-wash days. The vanity unit featured deep drawers, perfect for hiding away towels and bathroom clutter and keeping the space serene.
The details
Location: Bedfordshire
Designer: Ripples Towcester
Did you know?
A new trend emerging across British homes is transforming conventional bathroom design – one that eschews the traditional bath in favour of a sleek, modern shower. Data from leading bathroom design specialists Ripples reveals a resounding shift, with 90% of recent projects featuring a shower and over three-quarters of new bathrooms designed as dedicated shower spaces, driven by the need to maximise precious square metreage and lower both water and energy use compared to filling a large bath.
Last updated: 06/05/25
