Character, Hidden Storage and Flexible Light in Rosemount

A bath with something to look up to

The patterned ceiling and window borders give the room a decorative focus beyond the usual wall finishes. Above the freestanding bath, illuminated shelves provide a place for small bathing items. Oxford Blue tongue-and-groove panelling ties the bath area to the fitted cupboards, making the room feel coordinated without relying on a plain palette.

The decoration continues around the window rather than ending at the ceiling. That continuity makes the view from the bath feel deliberate, with the patterned borders framed by the darker blue walls and pale trim. It is an appearance-led detail that gives the room its individual character.

Storage that blends into the room

Custom-built units support the countertop basin and provide closed storage below. Further cupboards above the toilet and in the corner keep spare supplies out of sight, with the blue fronts continuing the wall treatment. A pull-out bin sits within one unit. The practical result is storage integrated into the room’s design rather than added as separate furniture.

At the basin, the worktop offers a place to set down small items while washing. The cupboard doors beneath and the corner cupboards give different places for daily toiletries and spare supplies. Keeping those roles within the fitted furniture leaves the room’s patterned surfaces easier to appreciate.

Light for different moments

The bath shelves, shower recesses, side light and main light have separate switches. That lets the room offer different lighting combinations for getting ready or taking a bath. Separate controls allow softer light around the shelves as well as light from the main ceiling fitting.

A coordinated floor and shower

A spacious separate shower includes illuminated recesses, giving bottles a place in the wall without crowding the tray. The black-and-white tiled floor has a defined border, with underfloor heating adding warmth beneath the tiles when in use. Matching dark surfaces on the window sill and fitted unit bring the finishing details together.

The shower and bath retain separate positions within the room. The shower can serve a quick morning routine while the bath remains available for a longer soak. Their different wall treatments are connected by the blue furniture, patterned floor and consistent lighting details.