
This Aberdeen shower room combines a walk-in shower with custom fitted furniture. A countertop basin, recessed shelves and a built-in bench make the practical details part of the finished design.
A shower with a place to pause
A built-in tiled bench offers a perch within the shower. Recessed shelves give frequently used bottles a place inside the wall, helping keep the tray clear. The glass screen separates the washing area without closing off the view through the room.
Storage made to fit
Custom-made units run beneath the wood-effect worktop, supporting a marble-look countertop basin and providing enclosed storage. The furniture brings the basin and toilet area into one coordinated arrangement. Cupboards give essentials a place close to the washing area, reducing the need to leave spare products on the worktop or bring in another cabinet.
A useful basin area
The countertop basin has worktop beside it for the small items used while getting ready. An illuminated mirror creates a bright outline above, and the shaver socket and toothbrush charging point add useful provisions nearby. The dark fittings and pale furniture create a clear contrast against the stone-effect wall finish.
Broad finishes for ordinary care
Stone-effect wall panels give the shower and basin walls a tiled appearance with fewer conventional grout joints. The UPVC ceiling with downlights continues the wipeable finish above. Wood-effect vinyl click flooring brings a warmer feel underfoot than ceramic tiles, while the towel radiator provides dedicated hanging space close to the shower. All remain part of a normal cleaning and care routine.
How the layout changed
Planning a bathroom refurbishment in Aberdeen? Claude’s Tradesmen can help you explore the layout, storage and finishes that would make your room work better for everyday life.











