Bathroom Interior Design in Portishead

Measured design

Layout and design

Measured drawings established the layouts, clearances and sanitaryware positions, including the structural work needed to connect the new en-suite to the bedroom.

Design development

Testing the design

Alternative layouts and 3D visualisations helped check proportions, storage, shower arrangements and lighting before construction.

3D visualisation of the darker bathroom with pale surfaces, black fittings and warm timber — En-suite visualisation · proportion and lighting study

3D visualisation showing the shower, rooflight and concealed lighting — Shower and rooflight study

3D visualisation of the lighter bathroom with freestanding bath and integrated storage — Family bathroom visualisation

The design idea

Two contrasting bathrooms

Both rooms use black fittings, white sanitaryware and integrated lighting. Dark marble-effect tiles define the en-suite; pale tiles and a freestanding bath give the family bathroom a lighter appearance.

Completed dark marble-effect bathroom with illuminated recesses and white vanity

Bathroom one

En-suite bathroom

Large-format marble-effect tiles, white joinery and sanitaryware, with lighting integrated into the mirror, storage and shower wall.

Completed light bathroom with freestanding bath and illuminated wall recess

Bathroom two

Family bathroom

Pale tiles, black fittings and a freestanding bath, with illuminated storage recesses incorporated into the sloping wall.

Technical composition

Technical details

Lighting, storage and services were coordinated before installation. Recessed shelves provide storage, concealed cisterns reduce visible pipework and wall-mounted fittings keep the floor clear.