A compact downstairs WC renovation that proves small spaces can handle bold design. The room features a striking contrast between the neutral lower half and the vibrant upper walls. I installed beige stone-effect tiles to dado height to provide a durable, splash-proof surface, finished with a neat trim. The upper walls and ceiling were painted in a deep magenta to add character and warmth. To make the most of the narrow layout, I fitted a slimline white gloss vanity unit that provides storage without encroaching on the floor space. As the sole contractor, I managed the tiling, plumbing, flooring, and decoration.

Key Technical Work

• Full Multi Trade Execution: Complete management of plumbing, tiling, flooring, and decoration.
• Feature Decoration: Application of a bold magenta paint finish to the upper walls and ceiling for high visual impact.
• Tiling Specification: Installation of beige stone-effect ceramic tiles to half-height, finished with a chrome edge trim.
• Space-Saving Sanitaryware: Fitting of a slimline white gloss vanity unit with a compact basin and mixer tap.
• Flooring: Installation of dark wood-effect plank flooring to contrast with the light sanitaryware.
• Heating: Mounting of a chrome ladder-style heated towel rail.
• Finishing: Installation of a bevelled rectangular mirror and white electrical fittings.