Bathrooms2GO by PJH has added compact basin optionss to its popular Tuscany Sanitaryware range, offering a practical solution for cloakrooms, ensuites and smaller bathrooms. The new additions give retailers, merchants and installers greater flexibility when specifying space-saving solutions, combining compact dimensions with the style of the wider Tuscany collection.
The expanded range comprises 550mm and 450mm Tuscany basins with semi pedestals, alomgside a 450mm Tuscany cloakroom basin with bottle trap. The latter is available with a choice of Chrome, Brushed Brass or Black bottle trap with coordinating overflow rings.
The 550mm Basin with Semi Pedestal, measuring W550 x H435 x D400mm, offers a generously proportioned basin in a streamlined format, while the smaller 450mm Basin with Semi Pedestal, measuring W450 x H435 x D400mm, provides a more compact alternative for smaller bathroom layouts.
Measuring W450 x H150 x D380 mm, the 550mm basin with semi-pedestal provides a generous wash space while maintaining a compact footprint. The 450mm version also measuring H435 x D400mm offers a more compact option for smaller layouts.
Julie Lockwood, product manager, Bathrooms2GO, comments; “By extending the Tuscany range with these practical new basin options, we are giving retailers, merchants and installers more design flexibility when specifying for smaller spaces. The different sized, semi-pedestal designs and coordinating finish choices make it easier than ever to select the best stylish solution for compact rooms, while retaining the highly competitive proposition that Bathrooms2GO is known for.” …
The new basins join the existing Tuscany Sanitaryware Range within the Bathrooms2GO Collection, which includes full-pedestal basins, a close coupled WC and a back to wall WC. The Tuscany ceramic range is also backed by a PJH Lifetime Guarantee.
As with the wider Bathrooms2GO Collection, by PJH, the new Tuscany products are supported by extensive stock availability, next-day delivery direct to store or home and PJH’s ‘First Choice’ customer service promise, helping trade customers keep bathroom projects moving with dependable supply and turnaround.
For further PJH information or to order Bathrooms2GO products, visit the PJH Partners Portal, www.partners.pjh.uk, or contact the PJH Sales Team at sales@pjh.uk / T: 0345 450 8932.
Features by Diane Larner, founder and editor of Bathroom Review & Kitchens Review. Diane Larner launched both titles over 15 years ago and has been writing about the bathroom and kitchen interior design industries ever since, publishing regular features across both sectors.
Baths and basins lie at the heart of bathroom design, balancing functionality with consumer expectations around aesthetics and comfort. While the wash space is undergoing a period of creative freedom as we embrace double-basin designs, sculptural styles and built-in storage units, the bath is increasingly the subject of debate, with tubs being removed from homes in favour of walk-in showers, and some new builds omitting them altogether.
However, a recent report by Drench, The Great British Soak, revealed that 80% of homeowners with a bath still use it regularly, while 45% of those surveyed said ‘no bath is a dealbreaker’. So despite changing lifestyles, it appears the bath will evolve rather than disappear.
In this feature, manufacturers explore how these changing priorities are reshaping the market for baths and basins, with a focus on products that deliver expressive design, trustworthy durability, and space-saving solutions.
Space-saving baths for smaller bathroom layouts
Frontline Bathrooms
Whilst a freestanding bath remains, without doubt, one of the most desirable style statements in bathroom design, shrinking floorplans, changing lifestyles and a greater emphasis on practical needs make this option challenging for many projects. As a result, rather than focusing wholly on statement pieces, designers and homeowners are looking for design-led solutions that make the best use of available space while complementing overall schemes.
Darren Allison, managing director at Frontline Bathrooms, agrees: “The biggest shift in bathing is that the freestanding bath is no longer automatically treated as the aspirational choice. Homeowners are asking whether a bath earns the space it takes up, which is bringing compact, back-to-wall and corner formats into much stronger contention. Colour is developing too, but increasingly as part of the wider scheme rather than a standalone statement. For retailers, the opportunity is to start with the room and the customer’s habits, not with a single fashionable bath shape.”
Frontline Bathrooms is strengthening its bathing offer with a broader collection designed around the realities of UK bathrooms, rather than simply adding more freestanding shapes to the catalogue. At the centre is AquaKast, a nine-model collection developed with British bath designer Barrie Cutchie. It includes compact ovals, slipper baths, boat baths, back-to-wall and corner designs, giving retailers options for both statement schemes and more restrictive layouts.
Bringing playfulness into bathroom design
As bathroom design becomes more expressive, we see confidence flourishing when it comes to use of colour, finish and material combination. Rather than adhering to a spa-led aesthetic, designers are injecting a sense of curiosity into the bathroom space; the result is a more experimental approach to specification.
One collection that captures the shift is the new Ginza from BAGNODESIGN. Inspired by Tokyo’s Ginza district, it encourages designers to move beyond conventional bathroom schemes by offering coordinated product families for characterful interiors across residential and hospitality projects.
Extending the concept further, Ginza Junior introduces playful pink and grey finishes designed for family-friendly and inclusive spaces, reflecting a growing focus on balancing safety, functionality and aesthetics within the bathroom.
The rise of coloured baths
BC Designs Pink Bath
Once considered a bold design choice, coloured baths are becoming a bathroom staple. However, rather than being selected purely as a statement feature, colour is now being integrated more widely into bathroom schemes, which means designers and retailers can assist in creating spaces with more personality while maintaining a sense of longevity.
“Coloured baths are not a passing trend now; they have been part of the market for several years, and customers are becoming more confident about using them,” says Adam Smith, national sales manager at BC Designs. “The change is that colour is becoming easier to live with. It might be a soft peach, pale blue or muted green rather than something that dominates the room. Compact freestanding baths will continue to be important too, because people still want that focal point without giving up half the bathroom. The real test is whether the bath still feels right once the novelty has worn off.”
BC Designs has expanded its ColourKast offer with five new shades: Drifty White, Pale Peach, Rose Bloom, Aqua Blue and Minty Green.
Perfectly formed for elegance and efficiency
Duravit Balcoon Washbasin with Storage
Integral storage solutions play an important role in ensuring the bathroom space is effortlessly practical, as well as beautifully organised. In addition, increased self-expression means designers are exploring how these essential elements can also act as architectural features. The latest designs demonstrate a growing appreciation for standout forms and refined detailing that both create a focal point, whilst delivering a sense of calm and cohesion.
Martin Carroll, MD Duravit UK, adds: “A key trend emerging in bathroom design is washbasins created for efficiency, styled for elegance, and providing an additional sculptural centrepiece within the space. A key look is basins crafted as monolithic ceramic cuboids, seamlessly integrated into clean-lined furniture. A narrow rim traces the outline, creating a gentle transition from the flat vanity surface to the recess below. Generously proportioned surfaces create a calm, architectural presence, a true study in the interaction between different volumes and levels, providing each piece with its own sculptural identity and expressive form.”
Reflecting this trend, Duravit has extended its Balcoon bathroom collection, designed by Patricia Urquiola. The new collection now includes furniture washbasins, offering greater flexibility for residential and specification projects.
Building a more sustainable bathroom
Kaldewei Nuio Duo in Cool Grey
Against a backdrop of rising environmental awareness and increasing pressure on resources, sustainability is an essential consideration in bathroom design. Manufacturers are responding with a lifecycle approach, with products designed for longevity, reuse and recyclability.
One company that has championed this approach for many years is Kaldewei. With sustainability embedded into its manufacturing philosophy, the company views responsible production as an opportunity to grow whilst fulfilling environmental obligations.
“Sustainability is no longer optional in bathroom design; it’s now the standard. We’re seeing a shift towards circular economy thinking, where products are designed to be reused, recycled and reintroduced into production without losing quality,” says Adam Teal, country manager, Kaldewei UK. “Materials like steel enamel, which is 100% recyclable, lead the way, while independent certifications such as Cradle to Cradle set a new benchmark across material health, circularity, clean air, water stewardship and social fairness. Manufacturers adopting low-carbon steel and signing up to science-based targets show that environmental responsibility and commercial value go hand in hand.”
Kaldewei’s Luxstainability® ethos is the belief that luxury and sustainability can and do work in unison. Every product is crafted from steel enamel, is 100% recyclable, and more than 600 are Cradle to Cradle Certified® Silver. To demonstrate its philosphy Kaldewei spent the first half of 2026 on something akin to a modern Grand Tour, taking its steel enamel bathtubs across Europe’s leading design events and, setting out a clear position on where bathroom design is heading: toward colour, craft and genuine sustainability in equal measure.
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Features by Diane Larner, founder and editor of Bathroom Review & Kitchens Review. Diane Larner launched both titles over 15 years ago and has been writing about the bathroom and kitchen interior design industries ever since, publishing regular features across both sectors.
Smaller footprints in new-build properties, combined with the realities of urban living are placing greater demand on bathroom design than ever before. The Government’s ongoing focus on tackling shrinkflation in 2026 has also reinforced the need for homes that support health and wellbeing, with guidance emphasising good storage, privacy, ventilation, natural light and noise reduction. As a result, thoughtful space planning has become central to specification, with every element needing to justify its place.
For the bathroom, integrated storage, compact baths and flexible showering solutions mean architects and designers can focus on balancing practical design with a well developed sense of space. This feature looks at the products that ensure bathrooms feel coherent, usable, and thoughtfully resolved rather than compromised.
Storage solutions designed for compact living
PJH EDIN range
Furniture depth and configuration make a difference to the way a smaller bathroom performs day to day. Beyond providing essential storage, a well-considered design will reduce visual clutter, improve how users navigate limited spaces, and create a more cohesive scheme for complex layouts.
Julie Lockwood, furniture product manager, Bathrooms to Love by PJH, agrees: “Choosing compact or space-saving furniture is one of the best ways to maximise storage space and organise compact rooms. The less bathroom clutter on show, the more spacious and efficient a small space can be. The latest furniture collections, such as our Edin range, are versatile, design-led, extremely durable, and full of choices for personalisation.
“By selecting coordinated furniture, designers will be able to create tailor-made space-saving solutions for all room shapes, by mixing and matching floor and wall units for a flush and seamless appearance – and great storage capacity. Not only will this look smart and streamlined, possibly hiding any unsightly pipework, but by choosing favourite colours and finish, will create a truly individual look.”
Designed with flexibility at its core, PJH’s EDIN range offers a practical approach to compact bathroom planning. Available in both standard (318mm) and slim (218mm) depth options, it allows specifiers to balance storage capacity with footprint, supporting more efficient layouts without compromising on design coherence or finish.
Perfectly matched: basins, WC’s & storage
Ideal Standard i.Life S Collection
Designing within restricted parameters has also led to a more inventive approach to sanitaryware specification. Every centimetre must contribute to function without losing visual clarity. Rather than compromising on ambition, smaller bathrooms deliver an opportunity to streamline form and prioritise detail efficiency.
Yiota Toumba, senior designer at Villeroy & Boch, explains: “As newer home footprints continue to get smaller, potential buyers are becoming much more thoughtful about how they utilise space, especially in the bathroom. With bathrooms often compact, storage and sanitaryware are shifting towards smart, space‑saving solutions that work in tighter, more awkward areas, such as en-suites and cloakrooms.
“Wall‑hung designs are a popular choice, helping keep products organised while opening up the room and making everyday cleaning easier. At the same time, softer shapes and gentle curves are bringing a sense of calm and balance into bathroom design.”
Ideal Standard’s i.life S bathroom and furniture range offers sleek, space‑saving solutions for smaller bathrooms, integrating seamlessly into a variety of interior styles. The toilets within the i.life S range are deliberately compact, featuring a back‑to‑wall bowl design to minimise the overall footprint of the fittings. These are complemented by washbasins available in a range of sizes, allowing flexibility across different layouts. Soft‑square ceramic shapes add a refined design detail while helping to maintain ease of movement throughout the room – an important consideration in smaller bathrooms.
Shower and wetroom solutions for challenging layouts
Flair Showers Baby AYO
Designing for smaller or complex shower spaces calls for a careful balance between practicality and visual lightness, where every detail contributes to a more open and usable environment. Rather than relying on scale, successful schemes make use of considered detailing and integrated solutions to improve flow, enhance storage and maintain visual continuity.
Tammy Lane, interior design partner for Flair Showers, comments, “Designers and homeowners planning compact or bespoke showers should prioritise space-saving features that enhance openness and functionality. Wall-mounted fittings, recessed shelving and concealed drainage free valuable floor space while maintaining clean sightlines. Sliding or pocket doors reduce circulation conflicts in tighter layouts, while frameless glass and large-format tiles visually expand the room.
“Lighting is equally important: positioning illumination to reflect across mirrors and glazed surfaces increases brightness and amplifies the perception of depth. Integrated vertical storage and mirrored cabinetry further maximise usability without overcrowding smaller shower environments.”
Extending this focus on compact, adaptable design, Flair Showers has introduced BABY AYO, a reduced-height shower screen system developed specifically for smaller bathrooms and loft conversions, offering a tailored solution where standard proportions may not be suitable.
Smart bath solutions for small bathrooms
Victoria + Albert’s Lussari collection
Whilst bathroom footprints continue to shrink, completely removing the bath not only impacts resale value for buyers, it also makes properties less appealing to families with young children. This has led to a growing demand for compact bath solutions that maximise space without compromising on desirability. Manufacturers have responded with smaller-format models – whether freestanding or built-in – that deliver greater flexibility for those working within such challenging parameters.
Says Emma Joyce, head of product marketing at House of Rohl: “There is growing demand for beautifully designed baths that work effortlessly within more compact bathroom layouts. Architects, designers and housebuilders are seeking solutions that combine ergonomic comfort, premium aesthetics and installation flexibility, allowing them to create sophisticated spaces without compromise.
“Design-led built-in baths and compact freestanding designs that create the illusion of space by freeing up the wall and floor area offer greater freedom to maximise layouts, deliver cohesive schemes and meet the practical requirements of modern living and hospitality environments.”
Victoria + Albert’s Lussari collection, one of the brand’s best-selling ranges, is expanding to offer new built-in compact bath options in 1600mm and 1700mm sizes. With an elegant, oval shape that complements the Lussari freestanding and back-to-wall basins, the new baths can be paired with a Victoria + Albert bath filler and overflow, negating the need for bath taps.
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Maximising storage space is at the heart of EDIN’s design – a contemporary Fitted Furniture family from Bathrooms to Love by PJH. Available in both standard (318mm) and slim (218mm) depth options, the versatile EDIN range offers a wealth of product options for a stylish, tailormade fit, centred around flexible storage solutions.
The slim space-saving EDIN range with reduced 218mm depth includes a great choice of one-door, two-door, basin, WC and mirror storage units in widths ranging from 200mm to 600mm, which can be configured into flush runs of cabinets, with a minimum footprint yet maximum storage space. The clever compact units can also be installed either floor-standing with the matching clip-on plinths, or wall-mounted, using the brackets included – to help free up valuable floor space when working with space-challenged rooms (pictured right).
Cabinets throughout the range can be mixed and matched for individual looks and teamed with a range of accessories to fine tune designs. Handle options include a wide choice of styles to complement the range of cabinet colours available and include a selection of modern and classic designs in finishes such as chrome, matt black, brushed bronze, oak and walnut.
Meanwhile EDIN units are available in eight beautiful colour finishes, including Havana Oak (pictured left), Warm Walnut, Matt Dove Grey, Matt Graphite Grey, Matt Stone, Matt Arley Blue, Matt Green and Gloss White.
Bathrooms to Love offers a range of complementary designs to pair up with the EDIN basin units. Choose from slim depth one-piece basins and tops; mini statement washbowls (see Ava Mini and Bella Mini pictured right); or space-saving semi-recessed basins (pictured below) – teamed with a stylish choice of slim laminate and solid surface worktops at just 12mm thick.
Luxurious throughout its design, EDIN boasts a high-quality and durable construction, featuring 18mm doors/fascias with soft-close mechanisms as standard. Easy to install too, the EDIN Fitted Furniture range is the ideal solution for small bathrooms, ensuites or cloakrooms offering optimum design flexibility for customised schemes.
For further information, or to order the EDIN range from Bathrooms to Love, head to the PJH Partners Portal, for Next Day Delivery to store or home, or call the PJH Customer Service team:-
Flair Showers has expanded its wetroom portfolio with the launch of BABY AYO, a reduced-height shower screen system designed for compact bathrooms and loft conversions.
Building on the design language of its AYO wetroom range and BABY ILI enclosures, the new collection stands at 1800mm high, offering a practical solution for spaces with restricted or sloping ceilings. As demand for space-efficient bathroom design continues to rise, particularly in attic renovations, the lower profile allows specifiers greater flexibility when planning contemporary wetroom layouts.
The modular system combines pared-back detailing with robust materials. Panels are manufactured from 8mm toughened safety glass, certified to EN12150 standards, and treated with a Clearvue hydrophobic coating to minimise limescale and grime build-up. Ultra-clear seals and concealed internal fixings maintain a clean, architectural aesthetic, supporting the growing trend for spa-inspired bathrooms in smaller footprints.
Part of the premium Harmony Collections, BABY AYO is available in three finishes – Silver, Matte Black and Brushed Brass – all applied using PVD technology for enhanced durability and colour consistency across components.
Designed with versatility in mind, the collection includes fixed panels ranging from 700mm to 1400mm, alongside T-pieces, 300mm rotating panels, recessed channels and a range of stabilising bars, including angled, ceiling-mounted and L-shaped options. All panels are reversible, enabling multiple wetroom configurations across both tray and floor-level installations.
For projects requiring a tray, Flair Showers also offers its Gemstone Slate Textured Trays. With a minimal height of 25–30mm, anti-slip properties and four colour options – Onyx Black, Graphite Black, Flint Grey and White – the trays are designed to integrate seamlessly with contemporary bathroom schemes. Both square and linear waste options are available, with chrome or colour-matched grilles.
BABY AYO is backed by a 20-year guarantee and has been tested for durability, stability and water retention, ensuring compliance with industry standards and long-term performance.
Ronán O’Grady, lead product designer at Flair Showers, said the launch responds to increasing demand for solutions tailored to compact and awkward spaces: “We are seeing a clear shift towards bathroom designs that maximise smaller footprints, including rooms with low or angled ceilings. BABY AYO allows our retail partners to deliver a premium wetroom experience without compromising on design or performance.”
Information on the collection is included in the 2026 Harmony Collections brochure, available in print and digital formats via Flair Showers – www.flairshowers.co.uk
Compact bathrooms are an essential part of modern living – from city apartments and tiny houses to stylish guest toilets. While space is tight, the demand for comfort, functionality and design remains unchanged. With careful planning, smart products, and a clear design concept, even the smallest bathrooms can feel spacious and luxurious.
Washing area solutions Asymmetric furniture washbasins with vanity tops at the side make the most of every inch. Matching vanity units with drawers and open shelves keep items tidy and close at hand. For narrow rooms, compact handrinse basins with vanity units offer a practical alternative. For those who prefer lightness, elegant metal consoles with integrated glass shelves and towel holders add style without bulk. Mirror cabinets provide storage exactly where it’s needed while keeping the look uncluttered.
Toilets that save space Compact toilets with short projections are ideal for narrow bathrooms or guest toilets, offering comfort without taking up valuable floor area. Shower toilets save even more space by combining a toilet and bidet in one product, delivering hygienic cleaning with water in a slimline form.
Shower or bath – or both A floor-flush shower with a glass partition opens the space visually and makes the bathroom feel bigger. Compact built-in bathtubs can be fitted into niches, blending seamlessly with the overall design. With the right layout, it’s possible to include both a shower and a bath without crowding the room.
Design for a feeling of space An open, calm design can make a compact bathroom look and feel larger. Avoid visual breaks and treat the room as a single harmonious unit. Large tiles, continuous floor finishes and transparent glass screens enhance the effect. Light colours and reflective surfaces brighten the space, while clear lines, minimalist forms and discreet tones maintain a tranquil atmosphere.
From clever storage to space-saving sanitaryware, Duravit’s compact bathroom concepts prove that small rooms can deliver big on comfort, style and function.
PJH’s value-led bathroom brand, Bathrooms2GO, has unveiled a clever new addition to its bestselling Venosa Furniture range – a series of L-shape furniture packs designed to bring smart storage and style to bathrooms, ensuites and cloakrooms with limited space.
Available in compact widths of 900mm and 1000mm, the new floor-standing units are ideal for awkward layouts or small room footprints. Designed for both versatility and ease of installation, each pack includes a 1- or 2-door cabinet, a one-piece white resin basin and worktop (available in left- or right-hand configurations), and a built-in housing area for a concealed cistern and back-to-wall WC.
Despite their compact footprint – just 210mm at the slimmest point – the new Venosa packs offer valuable below-basin storage and maximise usability with practical worktop space.
The resin and stone basin is manufactured from a highly durable and hardwearing composite, which is not only stylish and easy to clean, but also eco-conscious, produced using 100% renewable energy and fully recyclable.
Two all-in-one suite deals are also available, offering significant savings. These include the L-shape furniture pack, a Laurus back-to-wall WC with soft-close seat and concealed cistern, the Evola chrome basin tap, and the Soleil mirror – all under a single product code for added convenience.
“With its compact design, premium materials and value-led suite deals, Venosa is a smart solution for installers and homeowners alike,” said PJH. “It’s stylish, practical and built to last – perfect for today’s space-conscious bathroom projects.”
Venosa units come in a choice of four premium, water-resistant finishes – Gloss White, Gloss Grey, Anthracite, and Oak-effect. All units are pre-assembled, include soft-close Blum hinges, and are straightforward to fit.
As with all Bathrooms2GO products, stock is readily available with next-day delivery options direct to store or home. Ordering is seamless via the PJH Partners Portal.
RAK Ceramics is launching the RAK-Ingot stainless steel recessed niches, offering a stylish and functional storage solution for modern bathrooms. Available in a variety of finishes—black, Brushed Brass, and Brushed Nickel—these niches are perfect for organizing toiletries, candles, and décor items while seamlessly complementing the RAK Ceramics washbasins from the same collection.
The versatile size options – 30x30cm, 30x60cm, 30x60cm with a dividing shelf, 30x120cm, and 30x120cm with two dividing shelves mean the recessed niches offer tailored storage to cater to a variety of bathroom layouts. They combine practicality with timeless elegance, whether integrated as part of a cohesive design with other RAK-Ingot elements or as a standalone statement feature.
Constructed from durable stainless steel, the niches are easy to maintain, making them simple to clean while adding a sleek, minimalist touch to any space. Their modern design transforms even compact bathrooms into luxurious retreats.
The new MAYFAIR in MATT REED GREEN is the latest addition to PJH’s Bathrooms to Love Collection. This elegant bathroom furniture range features a transitional design that merges classic shaker style with modern touches. The Reed Green cabinets have a super matt, fingerprint-proof surface with a velvet-like texture for long-lasting appeal.
Available in wall-hung and floor-standing options, the Mayfair range blends timeless shaker design with contemporary elements, making it a versatile choice for traditional and modern homes.
The drawer and door fronts, with fine shaker framing and a tactile super matt finish, can be customised with a choice of 11 handles and knobs in brushed brass, matt black, or chrome, allowing for a personalised look. Bathrooms to Love also provides matching overflow rings, flush covers, and seat hinge caps for a fully coordinated design. For a cohesive finish, complement the chosen hardware, such as brushed brass, with matching brassware, shower enclosures, mirrors, radiators, and lighting.
The Mayfair range includes a selection of basin units (615-815mm widths), a floor-standing WC unit (500mm width), and a wall-hung tall unit (350mm width), all offering ample storage space. Basin units come with a sleek, slim-edge white ceramic sit-in basin, available in wall-hung units with two spacious drawers or floor-standing units with doors.
With a reduced depth of 395mm, the Mayfair range is ideal for bathrooms and ensuites where space is limited.
All units feature soft-close fixtures and fittings for smooth operation and long-lasting durability. Always in stock and available to order from PJH, the Reed Green Mayfair range includes competitive display deals, product samples, and showroom support, including QR codes with AR links allowing customers to view the Mayfair range in their own space.
Supported by Next Day Delivery (to 93% of UK postcodes), Mayfair is available through PJH’s Partners Portal™ e-commerce website.
Even if your bathroom is small or irregularly shaped, you can still indulge in relaxing, life-affirming moments with clever planning and the right space-saving products. A wide range of compact bathtub or space-saving options offer attractive solutions for maximising space and combining functionality with comfort.
Compact & stylish
Built-in bathtubs are generally installed between two walls or in a corner, which makes them a good choice for smaller bathrooms. Sizes starting at 1,400 x 750mm or narrow models with widths of just 650mm fit perfectly into any floor plan. Freestanding tubs, such as the Duravit D-Neo, measure 1,600 x 750mm and are available in compact sizes. Placed near the wall, these bathtubs slot harmoniously into the room, creating a lighter visual impression thanks to the free space below the backrests.
Odd indeed
Asymmetric bathtubs are perfect for irregular-shaped rooms and enable a luxurious bathing experience with a comparatively low fill volume even for small floor plans. With sizes starting at just 1500 x 800mm, the trapezoid Duravit No.1 bathtub offers bathing comfort in the smallest of spaces. Because of its asymmetric properties, it is ideally suited to a corner installation.
One for all
Combined bathtubs that integrate a walk-in shower and bathtub, such as the Shower & Bath model with dimensions of just 1,750 x 700mm, are ideal for the most limiting of floor plans. With an integrated glass shower wall, cushion and easy entry, this option guarantees maximum comfort and a range of choices that make everyday life easier for those with restricted mobility.
