A freestanding roll-top bath, walls painted in a calming green (Sophisticated Sage by Dulux), a flagstone-style floor and rustic pine accessories all combine to create a characterful, country bathroom. As there is no outside window on any of the walls, light is brought into the room through a skylight.
Bath
Better Bathrooms
1/8 Rustic country bathroom
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Tile Town
2/8 Traditional taps
A period-style bath/shower mixer tap and a pine bath rack fit in with the traditional look.
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Victorian Plumbing
3/8 Rustic bathroom mirror
The homeowner bought the pine mirror and towel rail from a local antiques shop.
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Smith & Smith Designs
4/8 Woven storage baskets
Unpainted wooden panelling matches the room's original roof beam. A set of three woven baskets next to the bath provides handy country-style storage.
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Ikea
5/8 Curvaceous shower screen
A curved corner shower enclosure makes the best use of space, making room for a freestanding bath, too.
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OnlineBathrooms.com
Wall tiles
Tile HQ
6/8 Wicker laundry baskets
Wicker laundry baskets add to the natural textures used in the room.
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The White Lighthouse
7/8 Classic basin
A traditional-style basin and a pine mirror, which the owners found in their attic, enhance the period feel. White metro wall tiles serve as a splashback above the basin.
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OnlineBathrooms.com
Wall tiles
Tile HQ
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Witney Warehouse
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Online Lighting
8/8 The bathroom before the makeover
The old bathroom used to be split into two tiny rooms on either side of the landing. The owners moved a staircase so they could fit a whole bathroom suite into one room.
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