This family home needed refreshed bathrooms — along with some colour advice for the capable DIY owner to implement. The first bathroom is a fresh take on a traditional look, with blue and white tiles in a light and open feeling second shower room.

This is a very spacious feeling room with a large walk in shower, a freestanding basin and storage cleverly hidden in a recessed mirror cabinet with a niche cut-out below.

The revival of this bathroom came to be through a combination of planning done by architect Liz Wallace whilst Honour Creative worked on the materials, colours, products and lighting. ⠀

Wall lights on either side of the bathroom mirror eliminate the shadows on your beautiful face (but really, strong overhead lighting alone doesn't do anyone any favours).⠀
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This one is suitably classic/contemporary and maintains the light, open feel of the rest of the bathroom.⠀

This is beautiful, big walk-in shower space features an over-head skylight which brings a glow to the tiles and creates an area filled with lightness. ⠀
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The shower mixer is placed at the entry of the shower space, away from the shower head. When planning a bathroom make sure you can turn your shower on without getting wet so you are not 'exposed' for the moment before the water heats up.