Contemporary bathroom design is the story of the evolution of a room that is now the focus of most interior design trends, with a potentially infinite choice of materials, layouts, furnishings and finishes. Bathrooms are definitely speaking a new design language, with their progression in terms of comfort and versatility; exciting developments are shaping 2024-bathroom trends.

Bathrooms should be a beautiful fuse of utility and aesthetic, allowing us to create more with less and put comfort at the forefront of every planning decision. It is not an exaggeration to claim that bathrooms are a sanctuary, and perhaps the one place the ensures 100% relaxation in the home. Investing in the bathroom makes both both short- and long-term sense, refurbished bathrooms add considerable value to a home, and purchasing highly specified products with timeless design qualities offer practical longevity.

A focal point is often the bath itself and there is so much choice available that there is the perfect option for everyone. Whether you’re looking for ultimate comfort with a double ended bath or stunning statement design feature or a clever use of back-to-wall combinations. The myriad of materials and finishes available enables us to create a stunning design feature of the bath.

Material selection is another key element to creating a lasting design. Marble is one of the oldest and most widely used materials for bathrooms, from the Ancient Romans to the 21^st Century, its adaptability and durability has made it an enduring choice. Perhaps the key advantage of marble is its natural look which works for both contemporary and classic designs. Its inherent elegance works in almost any setting. Each marble piece possesses its delightful uniqueness, boasting extraordinary organic attributes like crystallisation occurrences, an array of hues and colours meandering through the slab, delicate flowing hairline patterns, and captivating instances of pitted deviations and fissures.

Basins are often the unsung hero of the bathroom but can actually take the podium in terms of trend-led technological and design research. If you’re working on a smaller bathroom you can create a seamless, consistent look; especially if you use one shade of marble for all your surfaces. Pairing a free-standing marble sink with a marble pedestal.  Alternatively use complementary materials and composition in a  style-informed way; taking a cue from nature rather than being reinvented or mechanically manipulated. When it comes to using marble in bathroom design, the choice is yours. The only limitation with this beautiful natural material is creativity.