A Long Shower beneath the Eaves in Ellon

A 1800 × 900 mm walk-in shower replaces the bath in this Ellon room, creating a dedicated showering area beneath the sloping ceiling.

The layout pairs the large tray with enclosed basin storage and a mirrored cabinet. Grey surfaces, blue furniture and a wood-effect strip give the practical arrangement a distinctive finish.

A shower suited to the layout

The long tray is bordered by fixed glass and a small flipper panel. This arrangement defines the shower boundary while leaving a clear view into the shower from the room.

Solid-core panels cover the shower walls, reducing conventional grout joints in the wet area. An illuminated recess provides bottle storage within the wall, keeping the tray clearer without adding a projecting basket.

Illuminated shower recess beneath sloping ceiling

Long shower tray beneath sloping ceiling

Storage at the washing area

The vanity unit puts enclosed storage below the basin, while the illuminated mirrored cabinet provides more space above. Daily items can be put away where they are used rather than left around the tap.

A double toothbrush charger adds a dedicated place for two brushes. The slatted wood-effect tile strip runs behind the vanity and mirrored cabinet, linking these fittings visually from the lower unit to the taller wall.

Vanity and mirrored cabinet against wood-effect feature

A consistent finish around the room

Large wall tiles finish at the natural stopping point beneath the slope, with matching 600 × 600 mm tiles on the floor. This keeps the changing wall height part of the design rather than surrounding it with several different finishes.

The back-to-wall toilet conceals its pipework within the completed arrangement. An electric radiator provides towel hanging and warming space beside the vanity, adding a useful detail without another piece of floor-standing furniture.