Bath-Side Storage and Warm Tile Floors in Broomhill

Bathing essentials inside the wall

A long illuminated recess beside the bath provides a visible place for frequently used products. Two further recesses at one end add separate storage positions. These shelves sit within the wall, so bottles need not gather around the bath edge or rely on a projecting basket. The lighting also makes the long recess a focal point within the pale tiled finish.

Storage around the toilet and basin

Two mirrored cabinets above the toilet unit provide enclosed storage for small toiletries. The basin has cupboard space below, placing further supplies close to where they are used. With no suitable position for a mirror above the basin, a shaving mirror beside the window provides a reflection at the washing area instead.

The side-mounted shaving mirror makes use of the window area without claiming that a full mirror has been installed above the basin. That distinction is useful in a room where wall space is limited: the reflection is provided where it fits, while cupboard storage remains directly below the sink.

A place for towels

The towel radiator sits in a recess of its own, with another illuminated shelf above. Its brushed brass finish echoes the bath and shower fittings, trims and accessories. The arrangement uses wall space for towel hanging, keeping towels in a defined place without introducing another freestanding item into the narrow room.

Warmth beneath a coordinated finish

Matching wall and floor tiles carry the same marble-like pattern through the room. Underfloor heating adds warmth beneath the tiled floor when running. The brass details provide a warmer contrast to the pale surfaces, while the bath screen helps contain shower spray. The room combines a consistent appearance with useful storage and separate places for towels and toiletries.