
A walk-in shower in front of the window and custom furniture make this Bridge of Don bathroom practical for everyday washing.
Wave-effect marble tiles and matching floor tiles give the room a consistent appearance, with a contrasting worktop linking the basin and toilet furniture.
A dedicated shower by the window
The walk-in shower gives washing its own area at the end of the room. A clear screen defines the tray without obscuring the tiled walls. The dual thermostatic shower combines overhead and handheld options for different washing tasks.
Useful storage beside the basin
Custom units provide cupboards beneath a shared worktop. The marble-effect basin sits above this enclosed storage, keeping products close to where they are used. An LED mirrored cabinet adds another place for smaller essentials without adding a freestanding unit.
A clearer floor below the radiator
The tall radiator receives its pipes from the wall. This leaves fewer pipe obstacles rising from the floor, a useful detail when wiping beneath it. Its chrome finish links it to the shower fittings, while its hanging bars provide a place for towels.
Texture within a restrained palette
Wave-effect tiles add texture behind the furniture, while marble-effect surfaces continue around the shower. The grey floor tiles and white ceiling support the same palette. Downlights provide room illumination, letting the texture and fitted layout remain the main visual details.
How the layout changed
If you are planning a bathroom refurbishment in Bridge of Don, we would be happy to discuss a layout and finishes that suit your everyday routine.











