Photographed bathroom work in London
These existing project records show the stated bathroom work at their named locations. Use them to discuss layout and finish; they are not evidence of a completed bathroom in every area listed below.
Bathrooms in South West London homes are often the most constrained rooms in the building: tight footprints, ageing soil stacks, awkward joist directions, limited drainage falls and strong expectations around finish and durability.
Start with the floor construction, drainage, water supply and ventilation route. In a flat, check shared services, the lease and freeholder requirements. For a listed home or work affecting external fabric, establish the property-specific approvals. Conservation-area status alone does not make every internal bathroom alteration a planning application.
Our team delivers family bathrooms, wet rooms and en-suites across Chelsea, Fulham, Kensington, and Wimbledon and the wider South West London area, coordinating design, plumbing, joinery, tiling and final snagging under one programme.
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View Full Bathroom Renovation Guide →From a compact cloakroom WC to a hotel-standard master en-suite — we design and build every bathroom type that London homes demand.
Full-size bathroom with bath, separate shower, WC, basin and storage. The centrepiece of most London homes.
Shower room adjacent to the bedroom — walk-in shower, wall-hung WC, vanity basin and heated towel rail. Compact but complete.
Fully tanked level-access shower room with gradient floor to a linear drain. Sleek, minimal and accessible — ideal for loft en-suites and contemporary interiors.
Compact ground-floor WC with basin, vanity and feature tiling. Small space, big impact — often the first bathroom visitors see.
A structured design-and-build process that eliminates guesswork and protects your budget.
Record the room dimensions, drainage and water supply, floor construction and ventilation route. Discuss bathing, showering, storage and finishes, then agree the drawings, visualisations or samples included in the design appointment. Confirm access, relevant approvals, product availability and the written quotation before setting the installation dates.
Protect the agreed access route and retained areas before removing the existing fittings and finishes. Review exposed substrates and services, and agree any necessary repair or variation before proceeding. Coordinate the plumbing and electrical first fix with drainage falls, support, ventilation and maintenance access. Waterproofing preparation and inspections follow the selected system.
Confirm setting-out, cuts, joints, niches and trims against the agreed layout. Install the selected waterproofing and tile system in accordance with its preparation, curing and inspection requirements. Fit the specified sanitary ware, brassware and shower enclosure with the necessary support, connections and access for future maintenance.
Complete the specified lighting, mirrors, screens, accessories and sealing. Test and commission the installed services, including underfloor heating where included, and review the finished room for snagging. Handover includes the relevant product information and care guidance alongside the agreed 12-month defects liability guarantee.
London guide prices and specification examples. Confirm design, plumbing, electrics, waterproofing, tiling, fittings and accessories in the actual quotation, including allowances and exclusions.
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Where included in the design scope, visualisation can help compare the layout, tile pattern, brassware and lighting. Agree the drawings, samples and revision allowance before design work begins.
Agree the tile layout, cuts, niches, trims and grout joints before installation. The substrate, waterproofing system and setting-out determine how the chosen finish is delivered.
The accepted quotation identifies design, removal, plumbing, electrics, waterproofing, tiling, fittings and making-good where included. Check allowances, exclusions and the process for variations before strip-out.
Confirm the selected sanitary ware and brassware, supplier quotation, availability and delivery responsibilities before ordering. Any trade saving must be confirmed for the actual products.
Underfloor heating can be considered where the floor build-up, electrical supply and agreed specification allow it. Confirm the system, controls and commissioning requirements in the quotation.
Specify the waterproofing system, falls, drain connection and junctions together. Installation, inspection and curing must follow the selected system before the tiled finish is completed.
A wall-hung WC, basin or vanity needs suitable support, service connections and maintenance access. Select the arrangement for the actual wall and floor construction.
Recessed shower niches, mirrored cabinets, under-vanity drawers and towel storage designed into the bathroom architecture — not bolted on as afterthoughts.
In Victorian and Georgian homes, we design bathrooms that respect ceiling heights, proportions and sightlines — using materials that acknowledge the property's heritage character.
Layered bathroom lighting: recessed downlights, backlit mirrors, niche lighting and dimming circuits designed to create both bright task lighting and relaxing ambient mood.
Electric or wet-system heated towel rails specified as part of the design — positioned for maximum convenience and integrated with the heating controls.
These existing project records show the stated bathroom work at their named locations. Use them to discuss layout and finish; they are not evidence of a completed bathroom in every area listed below.
Illustrative arrangements to discuss during design, not records of completed projects. The room dimensions, services and specification need to be checked for your home.
Compare the bath and shower clearances, screen movement and route to the basin. Check the floor, drainage and hot-water supply before committing to the arrangement.
Resolve the floor build-up, drainage falls and waterproofing together. A level-access proposal depends on the existing construction and available drainage route.
Plan the shower-over-bath, basin and storage around the household’s needs. Allow access to valves and traps, and show how doors and drawers will open.
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Bathrooms, wet rooms and en-suites tailored to premium townhouses, listed interiors and basement-led schemes.
Bathrooms, wet rooms and en-suites tailored to terrace houses where side-return and loft projects unlock family space.
Bathrooms, wet rooms and en-suites tailored to high-value homes, mansion flats and heritage-sensitive renovations.
Bathrooms, wet rooms and en-suites tailored to wide plots, substantial family houses and ambitious rear additions.
Bathrooms, wet rooms and en-suites tailored to Victorian houses, riverside flats and extension-ready family homes.
Bathrooms, wet rooms and en-suites tailored to period terraces, townhouse upgrades and compact urban footprints.
Send the address, room photographs, approximate dimensions and preferred layout. Include any shared access, lease or building-management information so the first review can identify what needs to be checked.
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