Bathroom Style

Choosing the right bathroom furniture can be overwhelming with so many styles and options available. Understanding the difference between modular and fitted furniture is key to creating a space that meets your needs and reflects your style. Our collection offers a variety of colours, textures, finishes, and modular and fitted choices. Let's explore the pros and cons of each:

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Modular Furniture: Design Flexibility

Modular furniture consists of individual units that can be arranged in countless ways. This flexibility allows for a highly personalized bathroom design. The popularity of modular furniture has surged in recent years, driven by its adaptable nature and design possibilities.

Create a bespoke bathroom by mixing and matching units to suit your style and space. Combine a classic basin unit with a tall unit, or join two basin units with a single or double basin. It even creates the illusion of a large cupboard by placing two tall units side-by-side.

Further personalize your modular design with a wide selection of sit-on washbowls or a sit-in basin, various worktop options, and handle choices in brushed brass, matte black, or chrome. Modular furniture often lends a contemporary feel and can be wall-hung or floor-standing.

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Fitted Furniture: Seamless Integration

Fitted furniture is designed to fit seamlessly together, allowing you to create a continuous run of units that perfectly match your bathroom's dimensions. Our fitted furniture ranges starting from a slim 220mm depth. Wall-hung fitted furniture further enhances the feeling of spaciousness.

Because fitted furniture integrates seamlessly, it simplifies planning the placement of other bathroom elements like baths, showers, and heaters. It also eliminates awkward gaps and corners, transforming them into usable storage. Additionally, fitted furniture effectively conceals unsightly pipework for a clean, polished look.