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Inspirations - showcasing our work and products we install
Simple lines
Well-proportioned, simple lines - type is the very epitome of modern bathroom design.
Space and style
Tweak every detail to perfectly suit your space & personal sense of style.
Contemporary styling
Combine contemporary styling with storage solutions for your bathroom.
Small and perfectly formed
A bathroom may be one of the smallest rooms in the house, but it's one of the most essential.
Let that sink in
Classic pedestal sink, vintage countertop basin, or space-making wall-mounted design? Choose a sink that suits your style.
Finishing touches
Contemporary or retro? Shiny or matte? Finish your bathroom with fittings and accessories that complement the decor.
Two in one
Maximise wall space and storage in small bathrooms with a mirrored cabinet.
Shine on
Keep bath and shower fittings shiny by spraying with a bathroom cleaner and buffing with a dry flannel.
Warm tones
Wood accents can bring a surprising natural warmth to your bathroom.
Hand-painted finishes
Traditional cabinetry techniques combine with hand-painted finishes to give a truly classic feel.
Greenspiration
Breathe some life into your kitchen with fresh flowers or potted plants.
Glow up
A backlit mirror lends radiant glow to your bathroom and is perfect for precise grooming.
Side by side
A double oven is perfect for entertaining on special occasions.
Warm and toasty
Stylish yet practical, bathroom radiators come in a variety of styles and keep your towels toasty for chilly mornings.
Hand-built
Hampton is hand-built & finished for a timeless feel.
Squeaky clean
Keep shower doors clean and clear by using a squeegee or microfibre cloth to remove water after each use.
Let there be light
Add a stylish touch to a practical space with statement lighting.
Find your style
We can help you find the perfect style for your home at great value.
Toasty towels
A heated towel rail looks lovely and helps ensure your towels remain dry and toasty warm.
Are you sitting comfortably?
Did you know Henry Miller liked to read on the lavatory and maintained that some books could not be "fully appreciated elsewhere".