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The Heritage roll-top bath in this bathroom is carved from a single block of San Marino Classic marble.
Made of smooth, durable cast iron, the Banbury free-standing bath has a steel surround with classic panels, supplied ready for painting.
Designed to make a magnificent statement, the Spittal freestanding shower is a complete glass-enclosed unit with overhead shower, hand shower attachment and cast-iron shower tray.
Inspired by a vintage medicine cupboard, the glazed Portobello cabinet is ideal for storing bath salts, soaps and linens. It can be painted in the colour of your choice.
The Amiata 1650 freestanding bath features a gently curved shape to accentuate the comfort of its classic-meets-contemporary design.
Java Jade Green Fan gloss cermaic wall tiles (£93.16 sq m) are teamed with Seville Mid Matt Terracotta Effect porcelain floor tiles to create a warm and inviting look.
The Charleston double washstand has slender linear legs and circular basins; it's available in a choice of metals and marbles.
Inspired by Art Deco design, interior designer Alexandra Champalimaud has created the Estrela collection for THG Paris, including the three-hole basin mixer in Soft Gold finish.
Handcrafted from natural clay, Desert Rose zellige (£142.80 sq m) and Bejmat Ecru tiles (£138 sq m) combine to create a perfectly imperfect look with plenty of character.
Select your own choice of finish and handle material for your basin or bath mixer from 800 options. Shown here, the Macron style in Simply Chrome with Almost Harvest Pastel and Bleached Deck Pastel handles.
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