Bathroom Remodel
Marble Bathroom with a Curbless Shower
A bathroom rebuilt around a level-access shower: no threshold to step over, the mosaic floor running straight in, and a tiled knee wall in place of a screen.
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- Bathroom Remodel
What the photographs show
- Curbless walk-in shower with the floor tiled level throughout
- Large-format marble-effect wall tiling, mitred at the corners
- Recessed shower niche with mitred tile edges
- Tiled knee wall with a stone cap in place of a full screen
- Grab rails at the shower and along the wall
- Floating fluted timber vanity with a backlit arched mirror
- Patterned marble mosaic floor and ribbed tile wainscot
Photographs
Finished bathroom with a marble-effect tiled walk-in shower, floating fluted vanity and patterned mosaic floor 
Curbless shower tiled in large-format marble-effect tile, with a recessed niche and two grab rails 
Recessed shower niche with mitred tile edges, set into a marble-effect tiled wall beside a grab rail 
Floating fluted timber vanity with a thick timber top and a backlit arched mirror above 
Tiled knee wall with a recessed niche and a stone cap, beside a window and a backlit mirror 
Wide view of a finished bathroom showing the walk-in shower, extractor fan and vanity beyond 
Finished bathroom with a tiled knee wall, ribbed tile wainscot and a patterned marble mosaic floor 
Full view of a finished bathroom with a curbless shower, tiled knee wall and vanity with mirror
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