A close-up of an ornate tiled floor with a vintage clawfoot bathtub. The floor features a repeating pattern of blue, white, and brown circular designs. The clawfoot is metallic and intricately detailed.

London Townhouse

The uplifting sanctuary. Creating a warm, relaxing yet functional environment.

A bright bathroom features a double sink vanity with marble countertops, an ornate glass shower enclosure with intricate patterns, and a large window with a white blind. The walls have a subtle decorative design.

A bathroom with a vintage white clawfoot bathtub, set against a wall of dark blue tiles. The room features a patterned tile floor, an orange-painted upper wall, and a window with a patterned curtain, letting in natural light.

A modern bathroom with a glass-enclosed shower featuring dark mosaic tiles. A white toilet is positioned next to a small, black metal stool and a white bath mat on the gray marble floor. A chrome towel rack is mounted on the wall.

A bathroom with a marble countertop features two sinks, decorative soap dispensers, and a large mirror. The wall and glass shower door display ornate black and white floral patterns. Framed photos are visible on the wall.

We established the bathroom with all installations, underfloor heating, a free standing cast iron bath, basin and toilet, making sure of placing the fittings most conveniently, both from a technical and practical point of view. The west facing room gave us a lot of scope to play with the colours, painting in the upper walls and ceiling.

A bathroom with a clawfoot bathtub, a wooden stool, and a toilet. The walls feature blue tiles, and the floor has a patterned tile design. A window with a blue Roman shade lets in natural light, revealing greenery outside. The ceiling is a warm terracotta.

A bathroom corner featuring a white clawfoot bathtub with chrome legs, set against deep blue tiled walls and intricate patterned floor tiles. The walls have a warm, reddish wooden upper trim.

Inviting, vigorous yet relaxing.

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