No useful storage
Build storage into dead wall space and choose drawers that are easy to reach.
One complete service for turning a dated, awkward or impractical bathroom into a room that works beautifully every day.

Your design, products and fitting are brought together in one clear renovation plan.
Understand the costDrag the handle to compare the same example layout before and after renovation.


Example transformation created for design inspiration. It is not presented as a completed customer project.
Build storage into dead wall space and choose drawers that are easy to reach.
Compare a larger shower with keeping a practical shower-over-bath.
Use a calmer palette, better lighting and fewer visual stops.
Measure door swings, services and clearances before moving anything.
Careful removal. Proper preparation.We look at the whole bathroom, not just the products. That means the wall condition, plumbing, storage, ventilation and finishing details are considered before fitting begins.
Use these original images as design inspiration for colour, storage, surfaces and showering.
These are generated examples for design inspiration, not claimed customer projects.




A transformation works when every choice solves part of the room.
Wet wall can reduce grout lines and speed up covering larger areas. Tile brings pattern, texture and a crafted finish. The best answer can also be a considered mix of both.
Slim furniture, recessed storage and better sightlines can make a compact room calmer without pretending it is bigger than it is.
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We see the room, measure it and discuss what is not working.
Agree the layout, products, surfaces and clear scope.
The old room is removed and the new bathroom is installed.

A home visit makes it easier to judge scale, light and access. It also gives us the detail needed to discuss a realistic plan rather than a rough online guess.
Book a Free Home VisitKilmarnock includes older sandstone and period properties, established terraces, flats and later family housing. The council also identifies a Kilmarnock Conservation Area, so the wider character of some older buildings matters even when work is mainly internal.
Inside the bathroom, the useful questions are practical: Are the walls level? Where do the main waste pipes run? Is ventilation good enough? Can storage improve without narrowing the room?
Read local area guidance →Design, supply and fitting included.
What changes the price?
Room and surface conditionMoving plumbing or wasteWall and floor finishProduct and furniture choiceStart with the room's problems and build a practical renovation plan.
Read guide →Cost guideSee what affects a fitted bathroom quote and how to compare it.
Read guide →Small roomsUse proportion, storage and sightlines to make compact rooms work.
Read guide →Shower conversionsCompare practical ways to replace a bath with easier showering.
Read guide →Share the problem with your current room. We will use it to prepare for a free home bathroom appointment.