Park Street

Having moved from a period Victorian townhouse the client wanted to recreate the intricate and feature tiling from their old hallway in their new home and well as add a number of finishing touches to the new kitchen and living-dining area.

We levelled and installed the entrance hall tiles, installed new louvre doors to hide the boiler, fit new skirting throughout, hung the interior doors, installed the range mantle shelf and created a feature tiled splash-back for their range cooker.

Project inclusions:

Hanging of interior doors + fitting of ironmongery

Installation of range mantle, skirting boards, louvre doors

Tiling; range splash-back, entrance hallway

To match other pink accents throughout the ground floor, we created a feature splash back for the range cooker in a basket weave pattern to showcase the ‘uneven’ soft pink subway tile texture and give a modern classic look.

Bringing the old Victorian townhouse tiling style to a modern interior. The awkward floor plan was an interesting challenge though easily overcome with some careful thought and detailed planning.

Once the client’s new boiler had been installed there were a number of detailing jobs that needed completing so we sealed around the wash basin, installed new skirting boards and hung the louvre doors to hide the boiler and pipework. The doors were left unfinished until the client had decided whether to paint them or not.

Park Street

To match other pink accents throughout the ground floor, we created a feature splash back for the range cooker in a basket weave pattern to showcase the ‘uneven’ soft pink subway tile texture and give a modern classic look.

Bringing the old Victorian townhouse tiling style to a modern interior. The awkward floor plan was an interesting challenge though easily overcome with some careful thought and detailed planning.

Shelving

Ings Flats

Parallel Workshop