Bathrooms

Luxury Main Bathroom with Emerald Onyx in Culcheth

Concept & Design

This bathroom pairs natural warmth with bold luxury to create a spa-like retreat. Earthy neutral tiles are balanced with dramatic emerald green onyx features, giving the space a tranquil yet opulent character.

Installation

The installation focused on creating clean transitions between the warm neutral surfaces and the dramatic emerald green onyx feature panels used around the washbasin, freestanding bath and WC area.

The Ashton & Bentley Isis bath, curved vanity and brushed brass fixtures were coordinated around these statement surfaces, while the concealed LED lighting behind the feature tile was integrated to add depth and a warm ambient glow without distracting from the overall composition.

The Finished Look

Striking emerald green onyx porcelain large-format slabs form feature panels behind the washbasin, freestanding bath and WC area, contrasting with the warm earthy tones and brushed brass brassware.

The Ashton & Bentley Isis freestanding bath creates an elegant sculptural focal point against the feature surface, with LED lighting behind the tile adding a warm ambience.

A traditional curved vanity provides practical storage while acting as a timeless statement piece.

Premium brushed brass fixtures add a consistent metallic warmth across the bathroom.

Project Specifications.

Feature Surface

Emerald green onyx porcelain large-format slabs form dramatic feature panels behind the washbasin, freestanding bath and WC area.

Bath-tub

An Ashton & Bentley Isis freestanding bath creates a sculptural focal point against the feature surface.

Lighting

LED lighting positioned behind the feature tile adds a warm ambience around the freestanding bath.

Storage

A traditional curved vanity provides practical storage while acting as a timeless statement piece.

Brassware

Premium brushed brass fixtures add a consistent metallic warmth across the bathroom.

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