A common debate at Studio News HQ: should you have a shower, a bath or both? For me, it’s a walk in shower – there is nothing more luxury in a bathroom than a spacious walk in wetroom-style area. Having recently renovated our own bathroom, this very debate was at the forefront for many months. With a young family, however, we needed both a bath and a shower. Read about my renovation here.
If, like me, you are team shower – and particularly the walk in, luxury-type, then journo Nicola Hanley has all the inspiration you need right here. From elegant spa-inspired fittings to smart app-controlled technologies and statement styles that would suit a top hotel, think large enclosures with a wetroom feel, a big overhead shower or two, flush flooring so you can walk right in, and relaxing extras such as ambient lighting and message jets. It’s all about championing the shower and making it the place to be.
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Whether you’re a bath or shower person you’d be hard pressed to not be wowed by these amazing walk in showers – enjoy!
89.6cm or 122cm widths.
Shower trays come in a plethora of colours, styles and dimensions. Acquabella’s eye-catching Smart Quiz design, from £618, is made from a hard-wearing, anti-slip material called Akron and available in a wide range of colours and sizes.
Featured image: Stylish and eco friendly, Hansgrohe’s Rainfinity overhead shower 250, £1092, delivers nine litres of water a minute, helping you reduce your use by up to 60%. Shown in matt white, it also comes in finishes including brushed bronze and matt black.
