Luxury Bathrooms Fitted Across Scotland
We fit luxury bathrooms in ordinary homes: better materials and fittings, in the room you already have.
- Free home design appointment

Bathroom design ideas
See layout and finish ideas for your project.

Walk-in shower with marble-effect panels and grey vanity 
Fitted bath with dark marble-effect wall tiles
Better Materials You Can Feel
Luxury shows in the things you touch every day. A solid-feeling basin, a heavy glass screen and good tiles look better and last longer than the budget versions.
Large stone-effect porcelain tiles
Heavier glass screen with a slim frame
Solid-surface or stone-effect basin top
A Shower That Feels Like a Treat
A rain head with a handheld on a thermostatic valve gives you a soft flow and a steady temperature. Add a niche with a light, and the shower becomes the best part of the room.
Rain head and handheld on a concealed thermostatic valve
Tiled niche with a built-in light
Frameless glass and a flush floor
Our walk-in showers page covers trays and screens. For a clean-lined look, see modern bathrooms.
Warm Floors, Warm Light, Quiet Fittings
Stepping out onto a warm floor is the upgrade people mention most. Pair it with soft-close seats and a heated mirror, and the room is pleasant at any time of day.
Electric underfloor heating, where the floor suits it
Heated demister mirror
Soft-close toilet seat and drawers
Furniture That Keeps It Looking Clean
A luxury bathroom looks clean because things are put away. Deep drawers, a tall cabinet and hidden cisterns keep the surfaces clear.
Wall-hung vanity with deep drawers
Concealed cistern behind a fitted run
Mirrored cabinet with a lit edge
See fitted bathroom furniture for how we plan storage runs.
Luxury Finishes in Scottish Homes
You do not need a villa to get a luxury bathroom. Most of what makes one feel special fits into the room you have.
Tenement flats: A rain shower and large tiles lift a small room. We plan around the shared stack.
Ex-council semis and 1930s houses: A better layout, warm floor and quality screens can change a plain bathroom.
New-build estates: Upgrade the builder-grade suite and tiles for fittings you will keep.
Victorian villas: Larger rooms can take a freestanding bath if the floor allows it.
We Plan It, Supply It and Fit It
We show you where the money makes the most difference. Then we supply the fittings and fit it all.
A free home design appointment to plan your room
Finishes and fittings chosen with you, with samples
Old bathroom taken out and new bathroom fitted
Luxury Bathroom Questions, Answered
Call nowWhat counts as a luxury bathroom?
Better materials, careful lighting and fittings you notice every day. It does not need a large room, just a good plan.
How much more does a luxury bathroom cost?
The cost depends on the room size, your choice of fittings and any changes to the plumbing or electrics. We’ll talk through the work and provide a written quote.
Can I have luxury in a small bathroom?
Yes. A clean layout, one strong feature and good light work well in small rooms.
Do I need underfloor heating?
No, but many people choose it. It needs the right floor build-up, so we check at your design appointment.
Is a freestanding bath possible in my bathroom?
Sometimes. It needs space around it and a floor that can carry the weight. We measure and check before we plan it.
Get Your Luxury Bathroom Designed
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