Dark does not have to mean small
A controlled dark scheme can soften corners and create depth. Clear screens, good lighting and a pale ceiling keep the room balanced.
Deep colour, carefully balanced
Use slate, charcoal or deep blue-grey without making the room feel closed in. The key is contrast, texture and well-placed light.

A controlled dark scheme can soften corners and create depth. Clear screens, good lighting and a pale ceiling keep the room balanced.
Oak furniture, warm metal or softly textured towels prevent charcoal and slate surfaces from feeling severe.
Mirror lighting, ceiling light and shower light each do a different job. Planning them together makes the room usable as well as atmospheric.
Matt finishes, stone effects and darker wet wall panels each respond differently to water marks and cleaning. We compare practical care as well as colour.
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