Eastbourne Blue Bathroom by Honour Creative

Eastbourne Blue Bathroom

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This family home needed refreshed bathrooms — along with some colour advice for the capable DIY owner to implement. The first bathroom is a fresh take on a traditional look, with blue and white tiles in a light and open feeling second shower room. This is a very spacious feeling room with a large walk in shower, a freestanding basin and storage cleverly hidden in a recessed mirror cabinet with a niche cut-out below. The revival of this bathroom came to be through a combination of planning done by architect Liz Wallace whilst Honour Creative worked on the materials, colours, products and lighting. ⠀

This family home needed refreshed bathrooms — along with some colour advice for the capable DIY owner to implement. Read more

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Bonny Beattie

A contemporary bathroom transformation featuring blue and white tiles, a spacious walk-in shower, and clever storage solutions, designed in collaboration with architect Liz Wallace and Honour Creative for a family home in Eastbourne.

This is a very spacious feeling room with a large walk in shower, a freestanding basin and storage cleverly hidden in a recessed mirror cabinet with a niche cut-out below.

The revival of this bathroom came to be through a combination of planning done by architect Liz Wallace whilst Honour Creative worked on the materials, colours, products and lighting. ⠀

Completed: 2020
Building style: Contemporary
Client: Ruth

1.6K0h 44m

This is a very spacious feeling room with a large walk in shower, a freestanding basin and storage cleverly hidden in a recessed mirror cabinet with a niche cut-out below.

The revival of this bathroom came to be through a combination of planning done by architect Liz Wallace whilst Honour Creative worked on the materials, colours, products and lighting. ⠀

Wall lights on either side of the bathroom mirror eliminate the shadows on your beautiful face (but really, strong overhead lighting alone doesn't do anyone any favours).⠀
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This one is suitably classic/contemporary and maintains the light, open feel of the rest of the bathroom.⠀

This is beautiful, big walk-in shower space features an over-head skylight which brings a glow to the tiles and creates an area filled with lightness. ⠀
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The shower mixer is placed at the entry of the shower space, away from the shower head. When planning a bathroom make sure you can turn your shower on without getting wet so you are not 'exposed' for the moment before the water heats up.

In this bathroom we have used 3 types of tile because it is a spacious room, uncluttered and with two distinct zones. Beyond a good looking, quality tile, the success of your tiled space rests on thoughtful planning (grout lines!) and the skills and attention to detail of your tiler. ⠀
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We like specifying epoxy grout — it is more expensive and can take more time and care for the tiler but these investments pay off in the long run as it inhibits mould, is stain resistant and all round makes cleaning and maintenance easier in the long run.⠀

To find out more about this project or to discover how we can achieve similar results for your residential new build or other interior design project, please complete our online contact form or call Frances Fraser on 027 474 9191, email frances@honourcreative.com.

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“During 2009/2010 it was decided that the existing Ronald McDonald House in Wellington needed to be demolished and a brand new facility built. The Board was looking at a $15 million project and we needed to make this 34 bedroom House into a very special home!As a Trust Board Member of Ronald McDonald House Wellington and on the Interior Design Team for the new build, the CEO Lesley Slieker and I wished to engage a Wellington based Interior Designer to lead us through the project. In December 2011, we procured the services of a newly qualified Frances Fraser. We knew instantly that Frances was the one to join the two of us on this momentous journey, and what would be a massive undertaking. Frances came from a graphic design background and had recently graduated with a Graduate Diploma in Design with Distinction from Massey University in Wellington. She came to us with a number of valuable contacts and lots of innovative ideas!! Frances listened to the significant brief for the project and began to interpret this into design schemes and ultimately reality for us. Frances was always a few steps ahead of us and always come to our meetings well prepared and ‘creative juices’ flowing. Frances has the ability to not only deliver professional concepts through to reality but work effectively in a team so that all our strengths could be capitalised on. Frances kept all our interior design subcontractors and suppliers well supported, keeping them in the loop of our deadlines and making sure they had everything they needed to complete their work. Maintaining professional and frequent communication allowed us to be kept up to date with the progress and assured that all targets were met. We thoroughly enjoyed working with Frances and that was a wonderful bonus. The new Ronald McDonald House was a challenging but hugely rewarding project of significance for hundreds of future families and Wellington as a city, we needed to get it right! I would have no hesitation in recommending Frances Fraser for Interior Design work big or small – residential or commercial. Personally, I wish her every success as she embarks on her next journey and designing and creating wonderful spaces for her clients.”

LETITIA MONTFORD, Trust Board Member Ronald McDonald House Wellington and McDonald’s Franchisee