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"   Black and white glossy marble tiles set the tone for this Art Deco room   WHO LIVES HERE Elaine Catterall, 49, a school counselor, her husband Stuart, 49, a petroleum engineer, and their daughters, Rosanna, 22, Lois, 19, and Eve, 13, live in a 1930s, four-bedroom detached house in Horsham, West Sussex    Before  How did you decide on the decor? As we live in a 1930s home with lots of period detail, we wanted to give the bathroom an Art Deco look. I love the glamour of this era and Stuart and I both like simple yet dramatic color schemes. When we found the black and white marble floor tiles at Topps Tiles we could envisage how the room would look. Tell us how you sourced fixtures and fittings We found the perfect Deco-style basin in a local store. The bath was harder to find; we trawled the internet for weeks until I found a double-ended one I liked. The wall tiles play an important part in creating the look of this room and we took inspiration from a picture I saw of an original Art Deco bathroom with decorative border tiles. To ensure our idea would work, I drew the entire design to scale so we could check the height and proportions were correct.   This striking mirror was a chance find and matches the design on the border tiles perfectly  Why a modern shower? I didn&amp;#039;t want the shower to stand out so I chose a frameless enclosure with a classic valve. You can easily see the line of tiles continue around the room. Who did the work? We&amp;#039;ve extended the house to add an office and bedroom. The builders in charge of the extension and refurbishment organized all the trades needed to convert the spare bedroom into a bathroom. They also recommended the company that made the bath panels and doors for the built-in cupboard. What are you most pleased with? My favorite feature is the glass window sill and display ledge. It&amp;#039;s an elegant and inexpensive solution that ties in with the tiles and sheer striped blind. I spotted the fantastic mirror above the bath at the glaziers, too.    The roller blind, in alternative sheer voile stripe, is a chic alternative to a plain fabric  Photographs:Lizzie Rome This piece originally appeared on Housebeautiful.co.uk "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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