Ensuite bathrooms
Your private space, like a mini-spa
Your private space that should feel like a mini-spa, not an afterthought. These tend to be smaller, so we get creative with layout to make them feel bigger than they are. Good lighting makes a huge difference – nobody wants to put makeup on or shave in a cave.
- Good lighting for makeup and shaving
- Mirrors and light tiles that make it feel bigger
- Storage that doesn’t clutter the space
No-obligation consultation · What does it cost?
What we focus on
Wall-to-wall mirrors can make a small ensuite feel twice the size. So can light-coloured tiles and good exhaust fans (nothing ruins the spa vibe like a steamy, damp bathroom). We’ll look at ways to add storage without making the space feel cluttered – recessed shelves in the shower, wall-hung vanities that give you floor space, medicine cabinets that don’t stick out.
A decent-sized shower is way more important in an ensuite than a cramped one that’s been squeezed in to fit a bath nobody uses. If space allows, a bath’s lovely. But we won’t shoehorn one in if it means everything else feels cramped and you’ll never actually use it.
Ideas we can build in
- Wall-to-wall mirrors
- Light-coloured tiles
- Good exhaust fans
- Recessed shelves in the shower
- Wall-hung vanities that give you floor space
- Medicine cabinets that don’t stick out
- A decent-sized shower first, a bath if space allows
Other bathroom styles
All bathroom styles-
Family bathrooms Built for busy school mornings Durable finishes, proper storage and layouts that stop everyone bottlenecking at the sink.
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Accessible bathrooms Safe, practical and still stylish Walk-in showers with no step, grab rails fixed to studs and heights that work for wheelchairs and walkers.
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Luxury bathrooms Go all out, and still easy to live with Rainfall showers, freestanding baths, natural stone, underfloor heating and frameless glass.
Ready to get started?
If your bathroom needs work, get in touch for a no-obligation consultation. We’ll come out, have a proper look at what you’re dealing with, and give you an honest assessment of what needs doing and what it’ll cost.






