Modern bathrooms are moving towards texture and natural finishes without losing the simplicity people came for in the first place.

Trends are a starting point. The useful question is how one adapts to your space, your lifestyle and the way you actually live.

Marble effects, patterned designs and large-format stone. The move is towards variation and depth rather than flat, even finishes.

Freestanding baths and heritage fittings, refined with cleaner lines, better materials and more thoughtful layouts than the originals had.

Tiles, furniture, lighting and fittings can each look right on their own and wrong as a set. That is what a full display is for.

Stone-effect tiles, textured surfaces and softer palettes are replacing the cool greys that dominated the last decade of bathroom design.

Smarter layouts make the most of the space you have while still delivering a premium feel.

Larger enclosures, minimal framing and carefully chosen finishes have moved the shower from secondary feature to the main design statement.

Wall-hung cabinets and basin furniture that keep a bathroom organised without costing it any style.

Contemporary or classic, a freestanding bath creates a sense of space and turns an ordinary bathroom into somewhere you want to spend time.