An open shower arrangement and custom furniture give this Ellon bathroom a defined place for washing, storage and getting ready.
Marble-effect panels connect the shower and basin surfaces, with pale cupboards and a wall-hung toilet keeping the lower part of the room visually simple.
Start the shower before stepping in
The concealed thermostatic shower has controls outside the shower area. This lets the water be started before entering the main spray, while the concealed fittings keep the shower wall uncluttered.
The overhead outlet and handset offer a choice of water direction. Recessed bottle storage provides a home for shower gel and shampoo within the wall, keeping products off the tray without a separate caddy.
Furniture made for the available space
Custom-fitted units extend the storage available at the basin. Toiletries and spare products can be returned behind cupboard doors rather than arranged along the countertop. The tall end unit uses the wall height beside the window.
The wall-hung toilet leaves the floor beneath visible and reachable when cleaning. Its position beside the fitted furniture creates one coordinated washing wall instead of several unrelated pieces.
A place to get ready
The illuminated mirror sits above the countertop basin, with a shaver socket and double toothbrush charger included in the finished specification. These provide dedicated connections for everyday items at the washing area.
The broad counter leaves useful space beside the basin. Pale cabinetry and matching patterned surfaces keep this practical area visually connected to the shower.
Keep the daily finish straightforward
Wall panels throughout reduce conventional wall grout joints. The UPVC ceiling provides a wipeable upper finish with downlights. These surfaces still need ordinary cleaning of edges, fittings and joints.
A towel radiator gives towels a defined hanging place near the shower. The pocket door saves the swing space of a hinged door, supporting the layout without adding furniture to the route through the room.
If you are considering a bathroom refurbishment in Ellon, we can help you explore a layout that suits the room and the way you use it.
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