Gallery

There are no library images on this website – all pictures are of installations that have been designed and installed by Ablutions Luxury Bathrooms

See how the use of tiles revolutionises the bath panel.
See how the glass is supported clear of the floor leaving a 'seal and silicone free' finish that is a delight to clean.
Low glass enclosure enhances the perception of space.
A shower seat is ideal for your pedicure
Shaped mirror to suit sloping ceiling

Our famous 'Thunderbox' - beneath the 'privy' exterior lies a modern WC!
Plenty of storage in this diagonal doored cabinet.
See the difference
If you can barely see this glassware then we have succeeded as that is what was intended.
See the small bespoke screen that hinges out to protect the window when the shower is being used.

This bespoke bath screen folds flat back to the wall and completely out of the way when not in use.
Lots of storage in a very small space.
Bespoke cabinets handmade in oak.
A touch of Art Deco
An open shower with just enough glass.

A touch of Art Deco
Lots of storage and lots of space.
Hexagonal bath sits neatly across the corner with plenty of space at the rear for a G&T!
Twin undermounted basins in a granite top
Simple white circular basin

This circular loo can save space by being fitted very close to a wall thus enabling the user to sit at 45 degrees. (think about it!)
Freestanding bath, marble floor &wall tiles.
All very neutral (and timeless)
These twin basins are semi-inset into the Marron marble top.
Shower seat adds depth to a standard shower enclosure

An 'all-marble' bathroom.
Our 'Space' basin - see how it is shaped at the back to gain extra bowl size.
Simple glassware to protect the cabinets in this small wetroom.
This cloakroom design incorporates a flat screen TV fitted flush with the wall.


Hi-gloss red vinyl - just one of many high gloss colours in our portfolio.

Wall hung WC enhances the perception of space and makes cleaning the floor a lot easier.
Chrome posts hold hinged screens to form a shower area that doesn't obscure the impressive 250 year old oak timberwork.
A walk-in shower makes for easy access with 'wow factor' a plenty!

A fitted bathroom does not need to be fully fitted as in a kitchen - here the 'separates' make for a less predictable and thus more interesting design.
The granite deck gives total functionality at the rear whilst leaving the aesthetics of the egg bath fully visible from the front.

Twin basins in a unique chrome finish
Walk-in shower makes easy access for the disabled but with no loss of wow factor.

This swivel mirror compensates for the sloping ceiling and means that even the tallest user can see who is fairest of them all!!
Marble tiled walls in this 'walk-in' shower.
Wetroom design that keeps the cabinets well clear of a wet floor.

Small tiles eliminate 'cuts' in this wetroom design.
Glass wetroom screen has a hinged 'deflector' to keep the WC in a dry area.
Wetroom design with a vertical tiling feature.



Cloakroom design with Travertine walls and floor.
Bespoke cabinet in Oak Shaker design adds plenty of storage in this small cloakroom.

See how a shaped bath can open up the vista in a small bathroom.
The cabinet over the wc has a drop-down door that provides a handy platform when needed.

A pebble floored open shower.
A 'walk in' shower with easy access.


Handpainted cabinets topped in natural Limestone.


Cleverly designed small basin in this cloakroom design.
Bedrooms too!

Black and white bathroom with all fitments 'turned' through 17 degrees to make a simple 'twist' on the norm of fitting everything square to each wall.

A freestanding bath with a view.

This tilting mirror solves the problem of the sloping ceiling.
Glass walls that totally eliminate grout in the 'wet area'.
Low enclosure makes the room seem bigger.
Dance anyone?
Ooh look - the corner of the bath has been rounded off - what a simple idea - why has nobody thought of it before?

Tiled wc boxing and plinths make for a really easy-clean and hygienic design.
High gloss cream cabinets topped with Star Galaxy granite.
Here the hinged screen keeps the towels dry when the shower is in use.
Minimalist shower glassware and a towel rail handy for both shower and bath
Low glass doors are plenty high enough at 1500mm high and low enough to induce a feeling of real space.

A stunning circular 'open shower'.
Loo and basin in a space only 1200mm (4 feet) wide.
The granite vanity top passes effortlessly through the glass screen to become a seat/shelf in the shower.
Twin basins in chrome add a cheeky hint of 'hi-tech' in this very traditional setting
A wall-hung wc makes the room seem bigger and the floor is a whole lot easier to clean.

It all starts on paper like this.
A freestanding bath with a 2 tier deck.
An open shower with a useful seat/shelf.
Freestanding bath across the corner with a '2 tier' deck behind

Freestanding bath across the corner with a '2 tier' deck behind
'His' and 'hers' basins with plenty of storage in between.
An open shower carefully designed to eliminate glass and thus make it very simple to maintain.