
This Bucksburn bathroom brings storage into a fitted run and replaces the bath with a dedicated shower. Grey furniture, pale shower panels and darker flooring give the room a coordinated appearance.
Supplies behind fitted doors
Custom-built units extend from wall to wall after removal of the former boxed area. Handleless grey fronts keep the appearance simple, and a tall unit at the end adds further enclosed storage. The semi-recessed basin sits within the run, putting cupboards and worktop beside the washing area without a separate freestanding cabinet.
A shower with rinsing choices
The frameless enclosure defines the new showering area while keeping views through the room open. A dual thermostatic shower provides an overhead rainfall head and a separate handset, offering a choice of how to rinse. The controls help maintain a consistent water temperature.
A reflection in the available space
The side wall offered the available mirror position, so the illuminated mirror is fitted there. The source confirms an integrated demister, intended to help clear the reflection after steamy use. A smaller towel radiator sits below, giving towels a dedicated place without competing with the fitted storage run. These details use the wall space that the layout actually provides.
Finishes suited to everyday care
Tiles above the worktop give the basin splash area a wipeable surface. Two walls are panelled, while the remaining painted space gives a contrasting finish. Vinyl click flooring offers a warmer feel under bare feet than ceramic tiles. The combination makes the everyday functions clear: storage at the basin, a defined shower and a place for towels within the existing room.
Planning a bathroom refurbishment in Bucksburn? Claude’s Tradesmen can help you explore the layout, storage and finishes that would make your room work better for everyday life.










