Modern edwardian bathroom

Wall Tile – Gloss white subway tiles Main Floor – Checkerboard pattern Dark grey & Super white Border – Norwood 120 border with encaustics Infill – 100×100 Dark grey Made in Italy – Vitrified porcelain tiles – Unglazed Australian Certification P4 & P5 Slip Rating – Contact us for details Sealed in the factory before firing in the kiln – No further sealing required

Caroline Briggs has used meaningful antique, vintage and reclaimed finds to add layers of narrative to her Edwardian home.

Thick stone walls, expansive windows, and an epic mural bring the outdoors in.

We have a tiny bathroom in our Edwardian house so we’ve tiled floor to ceiling for a seamless look. Do you like the patterned tiles? #edwardianhouse #periodfeatures #bathroominspo #bathroomtiles #periodhome #oldhousenewhome

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LUSSO on Instagram: "This Edwardian terraced property has been beautifully transformed into a Mid-century modern home. Our brass fixtures and stone sink seamlessly blend with a muted colour palette and elegant accents to create a cosy ambience in this classical bathroom setting. What do you think of this space? #Lusso #midcentury #traditional #bathroomdesign"

Explore timeless moody vintage bathroom ideas that blend classic charm with modern touches for a uniquely atmospheric space.

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Transform your bathroom into a grand Victorian retreat with our guide to 27 stunning design ideas, each offering a unique take on moody vintage aesthetics. Dive into our guide for inspiration on using ornamental patterns, classic tilework, and period lighting to craft a space with old-world charm.