Bathroom

  • A monochrome bathroom with bold brass and 3D pattern for a modern twist

    Designers Rebirth at Cuschieri Architects were asked to create a layout that comfortably incorporated a generous bath, and plenty of storage.

    The geometrical 3D pattern on the floor is by far the most contemporary element of this bathroom and is also renowned for visually widening narrow rooms, an optical illusion that works wonders here. Marble tiles to tone in with the more traditional fittings but it still makes a powerful statement. The walls are panelled in refined carrara marble, with the vein pattern beautifully book-matched in the centre of the bath.

    Bespoke vanity unit; Humber bath with bespoke finish, from £3,570; Coll Lever bath and shower mixer with china lever handles on H-stand, from £2,376; Coll lever basin taps with china handles, from £1,170; Eden low-level WC suite with china handle and standard seat, from £2,406; five-bar wall-mounted heated towel radiator, from £2,502, all in Brushed Brass finish, Drummonds. Similar flooring, Marvel Esagono Lappato Multicolor Cold porcelain floor tiles, £310sq m, Minoli. Similar Carrara marble, £298sq m, Lapicida.

    Photograph/ Darren Chung

  • A bold monochrome bathroom with striking fittings

    This luxurious bathroom was created by architectural interior designer Louise Putman of Recreate Interiors, recreateinteriors.co.uk, who knocked two former children’s bedrooms together to create a spacious en suite to the master bedroom. The owners wanted a relaxing retreat with a design that was sympathetic

    to the age of the property so a longer-than-average elegant freestanding bath became the focal point of her design.

    Fittings Bisazza Organico freestanding bath, £7,938; Samuel Heath Fairfield bath-shower mixer with standpipes, £3,060; bespoke frameless glass shower screen; Hoxton vanity unit, £1,882; London console basin, £1,263; Samuel Heath basin mixer, £1,052; similar framed mirror TV, Artelinea TSP32, £3,447; Hoxton tall units, £2,868 each; London WC, £995; bespoke ball-jointed towel rail; Bisazza Hayon hooks, £150 each, all C.P. Hart, cphart.co.uk. For similar bathroom wall lights, try Pooky, pooky.com

    Photography/Paul Craig

  • A striking marble bathroom that oozes hotel style

    For natural elegance and timelessness, designer Hollie Bowden chose bookmatched Arabescato marble, with an inlaid nickel trim. In a smaller room, like this is, she believes in keeping the number of materials to a minimum, as it is more dramatic, maximizes the look and also feels more cohesive and fluid. Nickel was chosen for the brassware for its understated glamour.

    Bespoke vanity unit and mirror cabinet, around £15,000, Hollie Bowden. Basin, £314.40, Waterworks; Bath, £6,942, The Water Monopoly; basin mixer, from £1,170; Bath & Shower Mixer, from £1,716; Chessleton Shower plate, from £1,896; hand shower and wall bracket, from £426; wall mounted shower arm, from £540; shower rose, from £450, all in Nickel, Drummonds.

    Photography/ Genevieve Lutkin

  • Vibrant bathroom with Art Deco and Moroccan influences

    A wow-bathroom with vibrant colours and striking fittings which takes inspiration from Moroccan baths. Geometric patterned tiles are used on the walls and floor where they come into direct contact with water, and the remaining walls and ceiling are finished in Venetian polished plaster, which was colour-matched to the emerald green of the tiles

    Shower pipes, from £1,134 each; shower controls, from £648 each; vanity basin suit, from £4,782; basin mixe, from £1,350; freestanding towel rail, from £4,860;

    WC suite, from £2,124; Lights from £510 each, all in Brushed Brass finish, all Drummonds: Dandelion tiles in Lawn/Milk, £159sq m, Marrakech Design

    Photography/ Darren Chung

  • Small cloakroom with pink walls and a bespoke tiled frieze

    Make a bold statement in a small cloakroom with a bespoke tiled frieze above a dado using an
upscaled image taken from an old woodblock design printed onto wall tiles. Dusky pink is a good, restful choice for the bathroom.

    Photography/ Simon Bevan

  • Tropical bathroom inspired by warm Hawaiian shores

    Contrasting textures are a great way to introduce a sense of depth to a scheme. Here, a subtle raffia wall covering throws the smooth curves of the bath into eye-catching relief. 

    Photography/ Jake Curtis

  • Classic bathroom with beautiful artefacts

    Opting for a single muted colour in an eggshell finish for walls, panelling and window frames will create a blank canvas, allowing furniture and curios to stand out.

    Photography/ Paul Raeside

  • Sophisticated bathroom with classic, Italian style

    Classic and timeless, Arabescato marble with its striking veining embodies Italian elegance at its very best. Additional shades of grey on the blind and the wall ceramics bring cohesion to this simple, stylish look.

  • Classic coastal bathroom with artwork

    The classic coastal theme can be extended to the bathroom where painted panelling and a plinth help define the bathing area.

  • Monochrome bathroom scheme with whimsical wallpaper

    In this inviting bathroom, the block colour of the wall panelling and floor allows a wonderfully whimsical wallpaper with a strong motif to shine. Meanwhile, understated border details on the curtain and the towels help to pull the look together for a cohesive feel.

  • Classic country bathroom with roll-top bath

    To give a classic roll-top bath a contemporary feel, consider simple rather than decorative feet and opt for a delicate painted border instead of an all-over colour. Fixing hooks to a foraged birch branch provides extra hanging space and add a whimsical touch.

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    Statement bathroom with dotty wallcovering

    This distinctive waterproof wall covering is an innovative alternative to tiles and, with its quirky daubed design, brings a softer feel to this contemporary bathroom scheme.

  • Vibrant green bathroom with botanical-inspired wallpaper

    Small spaces can be elevated with bold decorating choices, like this compelling pictorial terrarium wallpaper and moody moss-green tongue-and-groove panelling.

  • Bathroom with a rich palette of tonal browns

    Accents of amber and ochre bring softness and a touch of Eastern spice to a sleek modern bathroom sanctuary. The simple motif on the blind is reminiscent of Indian woodblocks, while a mother-of-pearl inlaid Rajasthani cabinet adds character.

  • Bathroom with indigo-patterned wallpaper and traditional fixtures

    A cheerful indigo-patterned wallpaper above good old-fashioned tongue-and-groove panelling creates a classic bathroom. Paired with a smart bronze basin and tap unit, this space feels fit for a town or country house.

  • Contemporary bathroom with patterned Moroccan floor tiles

    From seagrass and bamboo to rattan and cane, natural woven textures are ideal for bringing interiors to life. Hints of pink in the patterned Moroccan floor tiles and an exotic influence to this modern bathroom.

  • Bathroom with Greek influence and Moorish design

    An adjoining bathroom offers an opportunity for more adventurous decorating, as shown here with the string wall colour and chequered flooring. Echoing the palette of the bedroom scheme ensures a unified look.

  • English country-style bathroom with turquoise bath

    Muted walls ensure the turquoise bath makes a strong statement, with a fine black line offering a modern take on the traditional dado rail.

  • Traditional bathroom with gingham accents

    The artful blend of a traditional soft-pink gingham curtain and modem oversized floor tiles brings a rich sense of character to this pleasing scheme.

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