Room for a Bath and Shower in Oldmeldrum

A separate walk-in shower and bath give this Oldmeldrum bathroom more choice, with storage and lighting fitted around its sloping ceiling.

The reconfiguration places the shower on the door wall and the bath in a corner. A pale green palette, white fittings and timber window details keep the practical layout calm and coordinated.

A dedicated shower for everyday washing

The walk-in shower gives showering its own area instead of relying on a bath screen. White vertical tiles emphasise the taller wall, while illuminated recesses provide bottle storage within the shower itself.

The thermostatic shower helps keep the selected temperature consistent. A handset and overhead outlet give different ways to direct water, with the glass keeping a view between the shower and basin areas.

Thermostatic shower and illuminated wall storage

A bath without crowded edges

The hybrid freestanding-style bath sits in the corner of the room. It retains the option of a bath alongside the separate shower, without filling the middle of the floor with bathing furniture.

The wall-mounted filler keeps fittings off the bath edge. That leaves a simpler rim to wipe, while the pale tiled splashback forms a practical background against the painted walls.

Corner bath beside toilet and green painted wall

Make the lower wall useful

The basin occupies the lower part beneath the sloping ceiling, keeping the taller areas available for movement and showering. A vanity beneath the basin provides enclosed storage for products used at this point in the room.

The round mirrored cabinet adds storage above, while two wall lights frame the mirror. This puts lighting beside the washing area rather than relying only on ceiling lights for getting ready.

Vanity beneath round mirror with side lights

A place for towels and a warmer floor feel

Shelves above the towel radiator give folded towels and other essentials a place off the floor. The arrangement combines open storage with hanging space in one part of the room.

Vinyl click flooring gives a warmer feel underfoot than ceramic tile and avoids floor grout joints. Painted walls and ceiling downlights finish the room simply around the retained timber door and roof window.