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TC Bathrooms Amour creates the perfect marriage for the ultimate in minimalism and modernity. If you really want to make a statement in your bathroom, then the Corsica is for you. With gentle curves and solid forms, this is a beautifully strong bathroom design. It's a bathroom for people who know what they want and know their own style Designed as a modern classic, this bathroom suite balances some traditional elements with some very modern ones. When combined with a cast iron bath, the overall look could work in an Italian palazzo or a spacious studio. It's refined, sure, but there's nothing about it that's shouting or trying too hard. With a bidet and a heated towel rail, this is a bathroom for people who value time to themselves at any time of day The Ionian is a versatile bathroom design that suits a wide range of interiors. Whether in a studio flat or an extravagant new build, this is a bathroom that?s as effortless as it is subtle. Vertical proportions and gentle curves help create a sense of space in your bathroom that works with many different design concepts. The Kensington makes no apologies for the extravagance of this design. It?s a suite that?s steeped with elegance and literally dripping with opulence. With the luxurious Epoch cast iron bath, bathing is about celebrating your own time in style. Rectangular forms bring a masculine touch. But Horizon also has some gentle curves that suggest something more feminine. The combination is chic and unexpected. This bathroom design would suit people who have many sides to their lives. Public and private, family and personal. The emphasis is functional rather than indulgent. Even the mixer taps are elegantly understated. We suggest curved chrome heated towel rails to finish off the look. Strong circular elements are balanced against rectangular ones. We believe it wouldn?t look out of place in an art gallery. Simple understated forms like mixer taps make this the perfect choice for any modern bathroom. It suggests an interior free of clutter. What better place to walk into the shower and clear your mind? Warm homely elements yet without being kitsch or quaint, this suite works well with natural materials like wood. Feature-wise, there?s a soft closing seat, round basin and pedestal. We suggest including the heated towel rail for soft, warm towels that make bathing snug and cosy when it?s cold. Sometimes a bathroom has to be highly compact. Petite brings slender, rounded forms with a small floor footprint. The net result is space saving yet absolutely feminine. Together with our suggested extra of a Melrose end panel, this look would bring a touch of charm to any cottage or small urban apartment. A bathtub that's raised off the floor says Victorian. But the squarish forms say modern. This bathroom design brings old and new elements together in a highly original way. No wonder it's called Connection. We suggest you bring a problem that needs solving, lock the door, run a bath and see what direction your mind takes. This elegant bathroom design is inspired by the brownstone buildings of the Upper East Side, rather than the skyscrapers of downtown. Classical, European and not afraid to mix forms with elements that are as eclectic as New York itself. From a city that never sleeps here's a bathroom design that will help you relax. Toilets and bathrooms are sometimes called the smallest room. And for when the room really is small this is the design you need. Sheer vertical forms make for a sophisticated look. Simple, clean forms won't clutter your space. For an apartment, or an urban space, this makes the most of whatever you've got. Some designs are meant to be noticed. Some merely fade into the background. This is one design you can't miss. Bold curved forms play off against rectangular shapes. The result is a geometric bathrooms design that brings a new energy to any shave or shower.
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