Gallery

The studio, the rooms, and the render that came first.

Every photograph on this page is AWS's own, taken from their Google Business Profile rather than from a stock library — including the Farnham studio and a design visual of a room that did not exist yet. Captions describe what is in the frame and nothing more.

The AWS Bathrooms shopfront in Farnham with display bathrooms visible through the glazing — The studio · Dogflud Way, Farnham
Unit 3 at Farnham Business Centre — display bathrooms behind the glazing, and the number on the door.

A long navy vanity unit with a marble worktop, twin basins, round mirrors and brass handles — Navy vanity run, marble top
A long fitted vanity in deep navy with a marble worktop, brass cup handles and a basketweave marble floor.

A bathroom lined in black marble-effect tile with a white twin-basin vanity and wall lights — Black marble, twin basins
Floor-to-ceiling black marble-effect porcelain with a white floating vanity and illuminated vertical lights.

A bathroom tiled in large concrete-effect porcelain with a circular back-lit mirror over a dark basin — Concrete-effect wet zone
Large-format concrete-effect porcelain, a circular back-lit mirror and a dark composite basin on oak.

A compact en-suite with a wood-effect herringbone feature wall, round mirror and teal vanity unit — Wood-effect herringbone en-suite
A tight en-suite where the feature wall does the work — wood-effect herringbone against a teal vanity.

A white freestanding bath in a light panelled bathroom with a patterned tiled floor — Freestanding bath, patterned floor
A freestanding bath set against panelled walls, with a patterned stone-effect floor running under it.

A white countertop basin on an oak worktop with a tall chrome tap and a folded white towel — Countertop basin on oak
The detail level a design-led bathroom is judged on: basin, tap height and worktop thickness in proportion.

A photorealistic 3D visual of a bathroom with a stone countertop, twin basins and timber joinery — A 3D design visual
Not a photograph of a finished room — a render of one that had not been built yet. This is what clients approve before the order goes in.

Braided tap connectors, a spirit level, an adjustable spanner and a compression fitting on drawings — First fix, before anything is beautiful
Tap connectors, a level and a compression fitting on a drawing. Everything behind a tile gets tested while it is still reachable.

More of the recent work than this

The newest projects go up on Instagram and Facebook before they get anywhere near a website, so if you want to see what came out of the studio this month, that is where to look. And if you would like to see a particular kind of room — a wetroom, a cloakroom, a whole-house programme — ring 01252 725343 and ask; there is nearly always more on file than has been published.

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