Da Silva Design
Soft peach and off-white combine with smoky grey in this shower room by South London studio Da Silva Design. We love how the graphic black elements – namely the shower screen, tapware, mirror and wall lights – add contrast and definition to this earthy palette.
To create the tiling scheme, designer Celine Da Silva selected our Hoxton Peach Gloss and Hoxton White Gloss Porcelain tiles. She paired these with the Terrazzo Nouveau Graphite Matt Porcelain design, which features complementing flecks of colour. These warm grey tiles cover the floor and define a perfectly proportioned niche for the washbasin and vanity unit.
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