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Modern Bathroom And En-Suite Case Study | Bradford | West Yorkshire
Published: 21 July 2017
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Having recently moved properties to be nearer their daughter and grandchildren, our most recent customers were looking to renovate their new house, in order to make it feel like their home, starting from the top down. The property, which was in need of a little bit of TLC, featured a main bathroom and a separate en-suite; both of which were tired and dated in design.
Read MoreWet Room Case Study | Leeds | West Yorkshire
Published: 7 July 2017
Wanting to achieve a complete bath to shower room conversion Mr & Mrs Phipps returned to More Bathrooms seeking professional help and advice. Following a detailed discussion on site Surveyor & Designer Paul proposed a wet floor shower concept which he believed would suite the couples wants, needs & requirements, while opening up the size of the room, making it more versatile in use and appearance.
Read MoreSmall Bathroom Case Study | Leeds | West Yorkshire
Published: 21 June 2017
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Whereby traditionally a straight swap refurbishment is not something to get overly excited about, through design and the careful selection of space enhancing fixtures & fittings, we were able to truly transform the existing suite achieving ‘dream bathroom’ status.
Read MoreModern Bathroom Case Study | Halifax | West Yorkshire
Published: 25 May 2017
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Wanting to make the most of the available space, while embracing the rooms characteristics and charms the couple had thought long and hard about whether the concept of a bath was wanted, needed and desired within the refurbishment or whether a bath to shower room conversion would better met their requirements.
Unable to make a unanimous decision it was More Bathrooms job to add value to the overall decision making through offering experiential advice, professional knowledge and executing a creative eye for design.
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