Yes, a Bathroom Can Become a Kitchen - See How in This Makeover
Briefly

Tess Atkinson's renovation of her London townhouse's kitchen reflects her desire for a family-friendly environment during her pregnancy. The transformation took nine months, emphasizing both practicality and elegance. Previously divided into smaller spaces, the kitchen was opened up for better flow and storage, incorporating terracotta tiles for aesthetic warmth. Tess embraced DIY during the pandemic, tiling the floor herself, adding a personal touch. The cabinetry features a blend of modern and Georgian styles, showcasing her personal flair. Ultimately, the project aimed to create a unique gathering space for her family.
It took nine months to reimagine the 1950s kitchen in Tess Atkinson's London townhouse - coinciding almost exactly with her pregnancy with her daughter.
We needed more storage and more space. And perhaps a bit more glam! The whole space was split into a hallway, dining room, and kitchen, and we turned it into one space.
It's not perfect, but it's so special to us, and tiling is a much more manageable DIY than you would imagine.
I ended up with two styles because I mainly just couldn't decide on one.
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