Bathrooms

Products from Ideal Standard’s Atelier Collection have been installed in the bathrooms at West Park Garden Village, a unique development of new homes by Bussey & Armstrong in Darlington. A new era of design featuring modernist, contemporary, traditional and vintage styles, the collection offered a wealth of choice, enabling the developer to select

Ideal Standard was tasked with providing inclusive products to ensure accessibility for young patients as part of a beach-themed washroom refurbishment at Royal Preston Hospital's paediatrics ward. The company was chosen to supply this project because of its long and successful track record of working with the Department of Health to develop

Ideal Standard was tasked with providing sanitaryware and brassware products to support Spire Healthcare’s refurbishment programme, which seeks to standardise facilities across the company’s estate. Ideal Standard proposed its clinical ceramic collection, Contour 21+, and Markwik 21+healthcare fittings. The comprehensive brassware and ceramic

DCL Interior Design was appointed to lead a prestigious design project for a private residence in Surrey. One of the principal challenges was to create a bedroom that looked beautiful and impressive but felt cosy, despite its large dimensions. Part of the solution was to bring a bath into the space, giving it the feel of a luxury hotel room

For a number of years, Mrs M had suffered from knee and hip pain, and she had been unable to use a conventional bath due to the difficulties of access. However, when the time came to remodel her bathroom she resolved to find a bath that would enable her to enjoy long soaks once again. She decided to look for a bath with an effective hydrotherapy

This Nirvana deep soaking tub is set into the corner of the bathroom beneath the window of a client in Tunbridge Wells. It’s a common enough position for a soaking tub, or indeed almost any type of bath, but the customer’s design idea was a reminder that ceramic tiles aren’t the only solution when it comes to creating a stylish yet practical bath

When remodelling a bathroom in her home in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, the client set out to make the most of the space available. A conventionally shaped bath would have left very little space, making the room feel cramped, and the client recognised that the compact dimensions of a deep soaking tub would afford much more design freedom. Various

A private client visited the Cabuchon showroom in July 2021 because she and her family were moving into a new home in Lancaster and needed to upgrade their bathroom. At the showroom, they were able to test a variety of bath models and to get a good sense of the tactile and insulative qualities of Ficore – the material from which all Cabuchon baths

When a private client decided to update the bathroom in his property in the French Alps, he considered various bath replacement options. As part of this process, he found the Cabuchon website and made contact to discuss his requirements. At well over 6 feet tall, he needed a bath that would be sufficiently large to enable deep immersion, and

The Serenity 1800 double-ended bath from British manufacturer Cabuchon Bathforms featured in an award-winning house design in Oxfordshire. Designed by architects Sarah Griffiths and Amin Taha, ‘The Pheasants’ won two prestigious awards in 2018. Both were issued by the Royal Institute of British Architects: the RIBA South Award 2018 and RIBA Project Architect of the Year

The Pleasance Plus free-standing bath from British manufacturer Cabuchon Bathforms was the centrepiece of a luxury bathroom design project that won three separate awards at one of America’s most prestigious interior design competitions. The U.S. National Kitchen & Bath Association announced the winners of its 2011 NKBA Design Competition during

While making plans for her new bathroom, a private client decided that despite the room’s modest dimensions, she would like to install both a bath and a walk-in shower. A bath of a conventional length would have left insufficient room, so she set about looking for a compact bath that would be short enough to allow a shower to be fitted alongside

When planning the refurbishment of her bathroom in County Galway, Ireland, this client discovered the Takara deep soaking tub via a search online. Having found the Cabuchon website, she looked through the various space-saving baths on offer and felt that the Takara might be best suited to her needs. One important reason for her choice was the

Cabuchon Bathforms recently provided a bespoke solution to a British couple's requirements for a stylish, double-ended corner bath. When the couple decided to remodel the bathroom of their private residence in West Yorkshire, they considered various standard baths but could find nothing that really suited their tastes and space requirements. They

Following a stay at the Vincent Hotel in Southport, a private client contacted Cabuchon as he wanted to have the same bath his family had enjoyed at the hotel - a compact Japanese-style Calyx 1230 deep soaking tub - installed in his home. The client bought a former Sunday school in Lytham to convert into a new home. It featured a good-sized