In this project in Bridge of Don, Aberdeen, we completely transformed the layout to create a modern, more practical bathroom.
Moving a toilet is usually difficult, but the way this house was built meant we could reposition it in the opposite corner. This freed up the space in front of the window, allowing us to create a very large wetroom area — 900mm wide by 1700mm long — with an illuminated recess at the end.
The shower area features hexagonal tiles with white grout, paired with a black concealed shower. The controls were positioned outside the main spray area, making the shower easier and more comfortable to use. We also fitted an extractor fan at the end of the wetroom area to improve ventilation.
For the rest of the room, we used white tiles: 600x600mm on the floor and 1200x600mm on the walls. Larger tiles mean fewer grout lines, which makes the bathroom easier to clean. To take this even further, we used epoxy grout for better durability, water resistance, and long-term performance.
The black towel radiator matches the other bathroom fittings and was installed with pipework coming neatly from the wall. Opposite the radiator, we fitted custom-built units, using a narrower unit around the toilet and deeper units around the sink area. The sink section also includes drawer storage, making the space more practical for everyday use.
The ceiling was finished with low-maintenance UPVC panels and fitted with downlights for a clean, bright finish.
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