Celtic Crescent Project

Project Description High-end bathroom renovation for an architect's family home, designed to showcase architectural precision whilst solving practical needs. The project added a second toilet to the home's only bathroom for a family of five, maximising functionality through minimal fixtures and intelligent design. Key Features: Datum line design principle aligning grout lines, basin, window sill, and mirror cabinets In-wall cistern toilets with minimal fixtures to maximise space Large mirror cabinets providing storage whilst making space feel bigger and brighter Custom LED strip lighting behind mirrors, recessed flush with tiles Continuous LED alignment creating cohesive visual flow around entire room Brushed nickel tapware and shower frame complementing darker tiles Challenges Overcome: Aligning mirror cabinet bottoms with fixed window height whilst fitting in-wall cistern Only one toilet brand worked within existing window height constraints Achieving perfect alignment of all horizontal elements around room Christmas period material sourcing delays requiring alternative solutions Technical Excellence: Precise tiling work to achieve datum line alignment throughout Custom LED installation requiring meticulous planning and execution In-wall toilet systems requiring exact measurements and coordination Result: An architecturally precise bathroom demonstrating exceptional attention to detail. The datum line principle creates visual harmony whilst the addition of a second toilet solves the family's practical needs. The space showcases both functional high-end design and Build Unlimited's commitment to architectural precision. Client Feedback: "We're really happy with the craft and quality of the work. Communication was huge... We feel like we've been part of the project." - Francois Brett, Architect's Luxury Bathroom Renovation