Pink and green downstairs toilet

Jules on Instagram: "The big reveal of the smallest room. Here it is in its pretty pink and glorious green colour combination. I couldn’t be happier with the outcome. Changes made were a new basin with brushed brass basin mixer tap. New @claybrookstudio Discotheque Whitney tiles. Pop Pink blush curved wall tiles on the walls. Dark green grout. @farrowandball Green Smoke paint on walls and ceiling. Brushed brass knobs and brushed brass bog brush!!! A chunky column radiator too. A compromise…

Pink & Green Banana Palm Wallpaper Bursts with Colour & Unique Expression in This Drama Inspired Separate Toilet/Powder Room. Visit Showroom!

Finally painted the woodwork! Pink and green tho 😍😍 #downstairsloo #interiors #mycolourfulhome #howistyle #pinkandgreen #colourfulstyle

pink and green palm wallpaper x black, gold, and green accents x white roman window shade

When a young family returned to the UK, designer Sarah Vanrenen sprung into action to refashion their London flat

Dive into the bathroom trends of 2024 with Victorian Plumbing. We discuss the latest bathroom trends, what's in style, and how you can get the look at home!

Vicky on Instagram: “The downstairs loo, WC, powder room, cloakroom, toilet, bathroom, restroom or my favourite; the boujee bog is finally finished! What do…”

Brick effect tiles are consistently proving to be a popular choice. These tiles have an intriguing and exciting quality, and come in many different styles and types. With such tiles proving popular year-round, we wanted to shed some light on where brick effect tiles can be used, and why these tiles are such a versatile option for the home. Take a look at the latest Stone Tile Company blog and get some inspiration as to how to use brick effect tiles effectively.