A Bridge of Don bathroom with bath and shower flexibility

A P-shaped bath combines bathing and showering in this Bridge of Don bathroom, with storage at the basin and within the shower wall.

Grey patterned panels bring the room together, while white fittings and a wood-effect floor keep the finish balanced.

Two routines in one space

The wider end of the P-shaped bath forms the showering area. Curved glass wraps around it to help contain spray, while the rest of the bath remains available for bathing. This arrangement offers both options within one room rather than using space for a separate shower.

A place for washing products

A recessed shelf within the shower wall provides storage for products without a basket projecting into the washing area. Keeping bottles here leaves the bath edge clearer. The handset gives another way to direct water when washing or rinsing the bath after use.

Storage beside the basin

Drawer furniture beneath the basin puts toiletries close to where they are used. An LED mirror gives the basin wall an illuminated detail, while the close-coupled toilet sits alongside. Together these fittings create a compact washing area without another freestanding storage unit.

Large surfaces and towel space

Panels continue around the room, providing broad surfaces with fewer conventional grout joints than small tiles. Vinyl click flooring adds a warmer colour below the grey walls. The towel radiator provides a place to hang towels, keeping them away from the basin and bath rim.