Bathroom Transformation, Graham Road
Bathroom Transformation, Graham Road
Bathroom redesign in a period property with bespoke joinery, structural floor reinforcement and an arched ceiling echoing the original proportions.
- Structural floor reinforcement handled seamlessly
- Bespoke arched ceiling echoing period proportions
- All trades coordinated end-to-end
A complete bathroom redesign inside a period property on Graham Road. We added a bespoke arched ceiling that echoes the original proportions of the building, reinforced the floor structure to take the new spec, and finished with mosaic tiling and built-in joinery.
All trades were coordinated in-house, so the homeowner dealt with one team from the structural survey through to the final tile.
Period-property refurbishments in Hackney
Hackney's housing stock is dominated by Victorian and early-20th-century terraces and converted flats. The quality bar for refurbishments here has climbed steadily with property values, and homeowners expect joinery, tiling and ceiling detailing that respects the building.
The recurring constraint on Hackney bathrooms is the same one Graham Road had: original timber floors that weren't built for a modern wet spec. Resolving that structurally before the second-fix work is what separates a refurb that lasts from one that doesn't.
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