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here's a couple pics. it's just basic basic really - council tiles, wholesale domestic suite, lusso stone fixtures and fittings, some coloured mapei grout, basic hex floor tiles. not the biggest so hard to get half decent pics
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I'm pretty sure this is all done in photoshop
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Cheers for those! Yeah not miles off, nice to see a white rad too as I feel colour matching rads and taps is always a bit much...
@dbr that is madness on a brilliant level, I wouldn't have the balls to do that, but I love it. EC1 Bathrooms do Arte forme stuff for a reasonable price so think I am going top go for that, although the only draw back is they don't do a 3 way splitter so I can have shower, hand shower and bath filler, I will just have to sacrifice the hand held shower. Can totally see how they are useful but I have never had one (and have survived) and all pals who have them say they have barely used them.
@Fox yeah, you are totally right with materials being authentic, thought I could convince myself to bend the rules but no, going for real materials now (real terrazzo).
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The coloured grout looks great.
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Hi do you have a link / cost per sq m for the tiles you used, please, as trying to find the cheapest of the cheap white square tiles and worried I've missed something :)
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This is going to really stress me now... pretty sure the missus doesn't see any real difference in bronze/brass/copper and I've put a deposit down on a full set of Lusso stone gubbins after melting over decisions, not sure I can face trying to back peddle on that. My first choice was Arte form unfinished copper (or was it brass?). Another issue with Arte Forme is they didn't have the option for a hand held shower, but then how useful really are they?
@cozey that's pretty frustrating that that's rubbed off like that! Thanks for sharing... you up for sharing some pics of your full bathroom? I'm thinking it looks quite similar to whatI am planning...