Brussels
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Reged: 30/12/2007
Posts: 61
Loc: Brussels - Belgium
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I did have my doubts (and so did everybody else), but I was determined this was where our shower room was going to be. Hope there aren't too many pictures!
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susan14
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Reged: 05/12/2007
Posts: 5325
Loc: in a christmas countdown!
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I LOVE IT! very sleek and well finished. I love the two doors too...x
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griffo68
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Reged: 13/09/2006
Posts: 8606
Loc: ...in a galaxy far far away
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WOW! I love the stark black and white.
Black walls and doors look great too!
Very well done!
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DECAF
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Reged: 26/02/2009
Posts: 99
Loc: Mud Island
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It's gorgeous! Looks like it belongs in a magazine!
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Billyjo
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Reged: 09/02/2009
Posts: 53
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I love it! Makes me more impatient to get mine finished now..
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Brussels
journeyman
Reged: 30/12/2007
Posts: 61
Loc: Brussels - Belgium
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Griffo, I got the idea of the doors and walls in the same colour from your bath room !!!  You may not remember the quote below, but I always kept it in mind.
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I meant to say Tara that whatever the wall colour is if there is a door in that wall I always paint it the same colour along with ant door frames,window ledges or skirtings boards.
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Santa
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Reged: 05/02/2007
Posts: 53
Loc: Valencia, Spain
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Wow, what a transformation! Also I love seeing the 'in progress' pics along with the 'before' and 'after's. You've done an amazing job. Can we see the rest of the house? 
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Melafrique
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Reged: 07/12/2006
Posts: 1099
Loc: Blessed ....
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wow its sleek.
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Melafrique
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Reged: 07/12/2006
Posts: 1099
Loc: Blessed ....
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i am loving the contrast of the white loo and the warm wooden floors. I just had to look again.
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Oswald
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Reged: 11/11/2008
Posts: 95
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Absolutely stunning, love it!
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Brussels
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Reged: 30/12/2007
Posts: 61
Loc: Brussels - Belgium
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I've put some pictures of the living room in a separate post 
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amyoliver
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Reged: 19/06/2007
Posts: 2775
Loc: Awaiting further instructions
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Really lovely, I also love the black - I bet it looks fantastic at night as well. Well done!
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retrocircles
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Reged: 28/05/2007
Posts: 95
Loc: Nr Birmingham
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Wow, that's amazing!
I love the colour scheme & your choice of fixtures!
Shower is beautfiful, is it a Matki? I love Matki showers.
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goodfellowgirl
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Reged: 27/01/2009
Posts: 68
Loc: In a very old dusty flat
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Wow Brussels that's stunning – and so so different to your before pics! 
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Brussels
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Reged: 30/12/2007
Posts: 61
Loc: Brussels - Belgium
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Thank you all for your nice comments!
It was hard work, the hardest part being the builder. He thought I was mad for wanting the hole for the towels behind the shower and the hole for the soap and shampoo in the shower, I really don't know why, they're very handy.
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Brussels
journeyman
Reged: 30/12/2007
Posts: 61
Loc: Brussels - Belgium
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Thank you retrocircles  . The shower is a Villeroy&Boch Squaro, I had never heard of Matki, I am not sure they sell them overhere.
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annavall
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Reged: 25/04/2007
Posts: 164
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it looks amazing, i really hope i can recreate something similar one day! can i ask you how big (m2) the room is?
thanks
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Eames
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Reged: 12/06/2007
Posts: 5301
Loc: Once Upon A Time
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It's fabulous! I love the colour, and can I just say that the shelf behind the shower is genius!!! (You can tell your builder I said so, LOL!)
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ivana
old hand
Reged: 16/06/2007
Posts: 1020
Loc: freezing
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It looks fab i luv the black walls and door your wall hung loo is ace.
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Brussels
journeyman
Reged: 30/12/2007
Posts: 61
Loc: Brussels - Belgium
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I am sure you'll manage Annavall
It is only tiny tiny, 1m55 deep and 2m70 wide, of which we lose the corner where the old chimney is, which is 90x35cm. To 'compensate' we installed the widest possible shower, 120x90, and we left the rest of the floor space free, so a hanging toilet and no cabinet underneath the wash basin.
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