Brushed brass fittings give a bathroom a warm, timeless look. These four bathrooms show how the same detail works in very different styles.
Marble-look walk-in shower
Large marble-look tiles from floor to ceiling, a glass screen with a brass profile, a brass rain shower and a matching flush plate. A tiled niche keeps shampoo and soap out of sight.
Double vanity with vessel basins
Two round vessel basins on a white vanity unit, wall-mounted brass taps and a large round mirror with a brass frame. Wall-mounted taps keep the worktop free and easy to clean.
Herringbone shower in dark tiles
Dark blue metro tiles laid in a herringbone pattern, a brass thermostatic shower and a matching shelf. The pattern turns a compact shower into the eye-catcher of the room.
Freestanding bath
A freestanding bath under the window, a vanity unit with a dark front and a glass shower screen, combined with brushed brass taps.
Planning a new bathroom?
Fittings, tiles and layout make the difference, but so does what is behind the tiles: drainage, waterproofing and ventilation. See our bathroom and toilet renovation service or read what drives the cost of a bathroom renovation.
