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1. Basin Taps 2. Bath Taps 3. Cloakroom Taps 4. Wall Mounted Taps 5. Freestanding Tap s 6. Water Saving Taps 7. Bidet Taps Jump to a section of this post by clicking a link above. Bathroom Tap Ideas It's a truth universally acknowledged that every new bathroom needs new taps: the challenge is to discover the perfect set for your bathroom. It is also true that there is more choice available now than ever before so making your mind up can be tricky. Choosing the right set is important because your taps can really help to complete the look you're going for and can even be a stand out feature of your bathroom in their own right. As well as completing the look of a brand new bathroom, new taps are an affordable way of upgrading the look of your current bathroom. Basin tap prices on VictorianPlumbing.co.uk start from a very reasonable £12.95 so why not consider changing your taps as a way of freshening up the look of your bathroom? This is especially impo...

Catchpole & Rye's 'Sentinel' shower bath (from £36,000) is based on a 1900s Edwardian design 1  Add A Statement Shower Every home should have a shower, and while purists might prefer the antique, James Lentaigne of Drummonds, points to the need to ' ensure quality and efficiency.' He recommends period-inspired designs rather than actual antiques. Exposed surface - mounted systems teamed with oversized shower heads offer classical styling with minimal damage to walls – a real bonus for older or listed properties – and work surprisingly well with minimal enclosures and wet-room screens for that eclectic lived -in look.  For a traditional take on the modern wet-room, look to 19th-century France; the birthplace of an enclosure made purely from perforated brass pipework that delivers water from all sides and now replicated by companies such as Catchpole & Rye and The Water Monopoly. Alternatively, opt for a classic freestanding shower or check out the glori...

Shutterstock.com The shower gets more use than the bathtub in many households. That’s why some homeowners are ripping out their tubs completely, creating bigger showers instead. Extra shower space allows for multiple shower heads , a built-in seat and designs without shower doors, said John Petrie, president of the National Kitchen and Bath Association, in an email interview about current kitchen and bath trends. They can be designed without a threshold — which look more contemporary and are easier for people to use as they get older. “People really like the bigger showers . They like that there’s elbow room,” said Susie Johnson, a real-estate agent with Coldwell Banker Gundaker in St. Louis. Meanwhile, comments she hears from prospective buyers about whirlpool tubs when walking through a property are often along the lines of: “That’s a nice tub but I don’t take baths,” she said. ...

A Practical Solution Contemporary Look Unique Appeal Semi recessed basins are highly contemporary. Along with great quality and style they provide ample counter top space . This lets you keep all your accessories handy on the worktop. These basins are available in a variety of styles and sizes Semi recessed basins are an ideal option to go for if you want a practical, contemporary bathroom that's also a little bit different from the norm. They are just perfect for refined, minimalist environments. These stunning semi- recessed basins have a real modern edge to them, and will help your bathroom have a bespoke designer look. These unusual basins are great for creating a finish that will draw admiring glances when fitted to your new counter.

Whether ritualistic, religious or curative, bathing has always been about more than just personal hygiene, and the modern bathroom is no exception. Not just a functional space, it’s a haven to retreat to after a hard day, somewhere to relax mind and body. The bath is the focal point, so it makes sense to choose one that’s beautiful as well as useful. But with hundreds of shapes, styles and materials available, where do you start? Don’t get into a lather – we’ve found the hottest tubs to suit every budget. Before you buy a bath ‘Never buy a bath on a whim,’ warns Jonathan Carter , marketing manager at Victoria & Albert . ‘To ensure you’re happy with your investment, reserve time for choosing the right one.’ The first things to consider are space and budget, and how much of each you have. As a general rule, a freestanding bath will take up more inches and more pennies than a built-in number. Combined bath and shower Think about who will be using your new bath and in which way. ‘Showe...

Yesterday I attended the International Builder Show (IBS) and National Kitchen & Bath Industry Show (KBIS) both taking place simultaneously during Design & Construction Week at the Las Vegas Convention Center , and let me tell you it’s HUGE. There are tens of thousands of people in the industry that attend. All the major brands you can think of are set up booths, it’s a once a year opportunity to see all the new design and home improvement products and also meet with the reps that work for these major brands and I was SO excited to be there. I also attended an influencer presentation on design trends which was insightful (see notes at the bottom). I mingled and photographed what I saw and I was like a kid in a candy store. I’d rather fondle tile and faucets and flooring and cabinets than any other products in the world! I had a press pass and took a ton of pictures so I could share them with you. First here’s a peek at some emerging trends based on products and displays se...