Fitted bathrooms - 10 of the best
Fitted bathroom furniture can bring some serious storage benefits to a bathroom.
Fitted bathroom furniture can bring some serious storage benefits to a bathroom. Stylish fitted cupboards will streamline your room, decluttering and saving space for a more modern look.
Plus, fitted bathroom furniture works well in both small and large bathrooms, meaning everyone can achieve this look. For smaller rooms, choose wisely to create a feeling of space. All-white fittings, with glossy white walls and tiled flooring will achieve a light and airy feeling in the bathroom. Similarly, light pine fittings can add a traditional touch and give a feeling of open space in a small room.
If you're lucky enough to have a big bathroom, you can afford to be bold with your design, helping to create a luxury bathroom feel. Deep colours will warm the room, so choose opulent red to give your bathroom a glamorous makeover, or stick to more traditional blue walls and grey fittings, breaking up the block colour with well-placed soft furnishings.
Whatever you choose, it's so easy to shake up your bathroom with something new: If you opt for traditional, plain white fitted furniture, contemporary coloured walls will update your bathroom with a more stylish feel. A mix of clean white fittings and luxe wood will give your bathroom the ultimate hotel chic makeover, which will look great in any size room. Fitted bathrooms are also a great way to get more for your money if you need a rather cheap bathroom.
Plus, clever tricks and tips mean that even small rooms can get away with big design features. Opt for plinth-free cupboards in any finish, to give a feeling of more floor space, or mix bright colour with brilliant white fittings to give the illusion of a bigger room - and still achieve the desired result.
1/10 Woodgrain bathroom
These cupboards have a distinctive woodgrain pattern, and the lack of plinth leaves more floor space on show making the room seem bigger.
Sentia Amati Walnut, from £155, JJO.
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2/10 Purple streamlined bathroom
These glossy white cabinets would give a sleek and streamlined look to a contemporary-style bathroom. Great price too.
Riga in White Gloss, from £79, B&Q.
3/10 Red modern bathroom
Add a traditional touch to a contemporary bathroom with these paneled doors. The pale wood-effect finish works well in smaller bathrooms.
Malvern, from £130, Atlanta Bathrooms.
4/10 wooden bathroom
This smart, solid-wood and wood-veneered furniture is designed and made to fit your available space and storage needs exactly.
Metro, from £511, Goodwood Bathrooms.
5/10 Light modern bathroom
This beech-effect look keeps the scheme feeling light and modern, and you can specify any sanitaryware to go with the fitted furniture.
Venus, from £150, William Ball.
6/10 Simple bathroom
Simple and classic, this would suit a traditional scheme - break up the expanse of white with wicker baskets on open shelves.
Aegean Whitegrain, from £259, Mereaway Bathrooms.
7/10 Wood-effect bathroom
The latte tone looks warmer than pure white, and works beautifully with the wood-effect end panels and plinths.
Farini, from £173, Shades.
8/10 White bathroom
These panelled doors will suit both modern and more traditional bathroom schemes.
Hanover, from £174, Montrose Furniture.
9/10 Glamorous bathroom
They're not for the colour shy, but these glossy burgundy doors on an oak-veneer plinth will add glamour.
Claudia Burgundy, from £165, Utopia.
10/10 Hotel-chic bathroom
These white doors and wood-effect cabinet frames and plinths give the ultimate hotel-chic look.
Artic White, from £193, Venetian Bathrooms.
Thea Babington-Stitt is the Managing Editor for Ideal Home. Thea has been working across some of the UK’s leading interiors titles since 2016.
She started working on these magazines and websites after graduating from City University London with a Masters in Magazine Journalism. Before moving to Ideal Home, Thea was News and Features Editor at Homes & Gardens, LivingEtc and Country Homes & Interiors. In addition to her role at Ideal Home, Thea is studying for a diploma in interior design with The Interior Design Institute.
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