A Bath and Separate Shower in Stonehaven

A separate bath and shower give this spacious Stonehaven ensuite two ways to wash, with wall-hung basin storage keeping everyday products close by.

Large patterned tiles connect the floor and shower, then continue to half height around the rest of the room. The angled bath position keeps the roof-window area usable.

Keep bathing and showering separate

The freestanding bath sits at an angle rather than square across the end of the room. That arrangement leaves access towards the roof window and gives the bath its own place beside the separate shower.

Black bath fittings stand out against the white bath and pale wall above the tiles. The same black finish repeats at the shower, making the two washing areas visually related without combining them into one fitting.

Angled freestanding bath beside black filler

Roof window above accessible tiled corner

A shower with a clear boundary

The clear shower enclosure has a black tray and fittings. Its transparent sides keep the view through the room open, while the tray marks the showering area. A wall recess gives bottles a place within the shower wall.

The overhead outlet and handset provide different options for directing water. The black frame details remain restrained against the patterned tiles rather than adding another decorative surface.

Clear shower enclosure and black tray beside bath

Tiled floor beside glass shower and bath

Storage beside the basin

The wall-hung vanity provides drawers below the basin, leaving the floor underneath visible and reachable when cleaning. Products can be put away after use instead of gathering around the tap.

An illuminated round mirror completes the washing area. The larger tiles continue behind the furniture, keeping the basin part of the same room rather than introducing a separate splashback style.

Wall-hung vanity below round illuminated mirror

Let the materials do the work

The 1200 × 600 mm tiles use fewer joints than a small-tile finish, while half-height tiling on the remaining walls preserves a lighter painted area above. The pattern itself provides the room’s main decorative detail.

The roof window brings daylight into this end of the ensuite. Towel hanging space and a simple pale ceiling finish complete the fittings, keeping the arrangement focused on bathing, showering and getting ready.