The sputnik in the loos at the Nevile Arms

It’s been a while since I’ve shared a post in the Loo Series, and as you’d expect often I don’t know when I’ll find a loo worthy of sharing. So when it happens, who knows, but here I am sharing a loo from after our circular walk from Kinoulton to Hickling.

At first I didn’t notice what you’ll come to see dominates my pictures, but once I’d spotted the light fitting I was mesmerised. I mean it’s a great light fitting, and it totally gives the small space (they’re mostly a small space aren’t they?!) it’s character.

Looking up at the light fitting which has multiple silver balls (maybe 50+) in a sphere shape

I told you it was a great light fitting, didn’t I?

Simple but classic - stone coloured brick tiles and a gold oblong mirror - which shows a reflection of that light fitting again

The rest of the decor was pretty classic and smart, but the sputnik light fitting added the character. Though while it caught my attention, it wasn’t the only design feature.

A selfie in a mirror adorned with a pink and white flower garland

Both the cherry blossom-like garland around the mirror and the floor tiles would usually have captured all the attention - and the floor tiles especially are just fab (shame I don’t need any new tile inspiration for my new house!). But the three together - garland, tiles and light - made a small space pretty special.

bluey/grey and white patchwork effect floor tiles - and my trainered feet!

Here’s to the renewed energy to this series of this posts, who knows when I’ll share one next!

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