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From characterful cloakrooms to serene, spa-inspired sanctuaries, our projects bring together tactile surfaces and thoughtful design, featuring everything from soft-honed marble to statement porcelain underfoot.
Bringing light into what was once a dark period country house in the Cotswolds was the aim of interior designer Jess Weeks of Jess Weeks Interiors.
Zota Construction’s careful restoration of a Grade II listed Georgian property in the Cotswolds has transformed a once‑at‑risk building into three elegant homes.
When selecting tiles for the bathroom, the material you choose makes all the difference. This applies to both walls and floor, and for an authentically elegant effect that will stand the test of time, marble is your new best friend.
When Victoria of @frowhome decided to revamp her ensuite, she had no idea how she was going to fit in a separate bath and shower, let alone make the space feel calming and luxurious at the same time.
Renovating a bathroom involves a lot of decision-making. One of the key questions to ask, whether you’re working with an architect or interior designer or taking on the project yourself, is ‘which materials shall I use’. If you’re looking for durability, low-maintenance and exceptional water resistance, porcelain is a perfect choice.
Our clients were looking for a hotel-grade luxury bathroom. We chose Aliseo marble for wall and floor tiles, shower tray as well as bespoke vanity top.
Form and function were key to the design of this elegant ensuite bathroom in an early 20th-century country house in the Cotswolds.
When designing the perfect bathroom or ensuite, one of the first considerations is ideally the tiles, for both walls and floor.
When designing a bathroom for a period home, choosing fixtures and fittings that are in keeping with the age and style of the property creates an authentic look and feel, which can be updated with modern touches here and there.
Bringing a 17th century dower house in the Gloucestershire countryside into the 21st century was the aim behind this ambitious renovation project.
When choosing a colour palette for the bathroom, it’s all too easy to play it safe with one tone throughout.
When the owners of this Oxfordshire Georgian farmhouse moved in, their first task was to modernise the interior and add their own style throughout.
