Wealden Times | WT223 | Sept & Oct 2020 | Kitchen & Bathroom supplement inside

Kitchen & Bathroom Supplement sponsored by
Little but Fierce
Struggling with how to style a small bathroom? Here’s 4 top tips to get you started
Use your walls
Don’t be afraid of colour,
pattern or texture on your
walls – if you’re short on
space it’s a prime spot to
add personality. Painter/decorator
Annemarie St Vincent Farr chose
this Pip wallpaper from Vintage
Bird in her own bathroom. Using a
busy pattern like this above a block
colour will draw the eye upwards
and her colourful accessories are
another source of her unique style.
Open Air
If a space is
tight, keep as
many open
sight lines as
possible. Zoe Joannou’s
Tunbridge Wells en suite
uses this idea perfectly
with its walnut floating
cabinet and glass shower
screen. Plus the bright
white walls keep the room
feeling light and airy.
Cut Corners
Rounded edges on pieces
like sinks, baths or toilets
will give you a little more
space and make the room
easier to manoeuvre.
The double shower doors are also
a space-saving stroke of genius
by interiors stylist Kimberley
Watson in her seaside flat.
Ask the experts
If all else fails talk to the professionals – small bathrooms are
often unique spaces and need a pro to sort them out. This
Aston Matthews design has maintained a simple black and
white scheme resulting in a sleek, modern sanctuary. Spacesaving
features include a built in steel bath, folding over-bath
glass shower screen and wall hung WC. The taps and shower fittings are
all black to complement the geometric floor tiles and a mirror runs the
length of one wall to create a sense of space and light.
01483 478826 / astonmatthews.co.uk
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