Bold geometrics are giving way to stone, marble and organic textures that bring movement into a room without dominating it.

An odd name for something many of us already do. Phone off, notifications away, and an hour that belongs to you.

Softer lighting, large mirrors, floating furniture and clever storage. What makes a hotel bathroom calming is mostly repeatable at home.

Storage still matters. The difference now is that nobody has to choose between practical and good-looking.

Textured furniture, warmer tones, statement lighting, and contemporary fittings mixed with more traditional ones.

Brushed brass, matt black, polished chrome and softer metallics. The range is on display so you can compare them side by side rather than on a screen.

Wall-to-wall cabinetry, built-in storage and compact basins. No wasted space, no awkward gaps, no clutter.

Back-lit mirrors have become a feature in their own right, using light to create atmosphere rather than just visibility.

Soft pinks, calming greens and textured finishes. Colour used well changes the feel of an entire room.

A rich navy cabinet brings depth and character; lighter tones open a room up. Both work, as long as the balance is right.