Before diving into the world of bath designs, it's crucial to evaluate the available space in your bathroom. Take measurements of the length, width, and height, and consider the layout of your bathroom. A large freestanding bath might be the centerpiece of a spacious bathroom, but even with a smaller space you can still achieve a freestanding look with a bath-to-wall or back-to-corner configuration. Understanding your space and any limitations will help you narrow down your options and find a bath that fits perfectly.

Everyone has a unique bathing style and preferences. Understanding your own bathing habits will assist you in choosing the most suitable bath for your needs. If you enjoy long, leisurely soaks, and are 5’10 or more we recommend the largest bath for your space. Consider whether you prefer a freestanding or back to wall look, and whether you prioritise functionality, luxury, or both.

The material of your bath not only affects its appearance but also its durability and maintenance requirements. Common materials include acrylic and stone. Acrylic is popular for its lightweight nature, easy maintenance, and heat-retention properties whilst stone is known for its luxurious look. Each material has its pros and cons, so consider factors such as longevity, ease of cleaning, and resistance to scratches or chipping when making your choice.

Your bath should complement the overall style and aesthetics of your bathroom. Whether you prefer a modern, minimalist look or a classic twist, there are countless bath designs available to suit your taste. Pay attention to details such as the shape, color, and finish of the bath and match to suit your tapware. For a contemporary vibe, consider clean lines and sleek finishes. Choose a bath that resonates with your personal style and enhances the ambiance you wish to create. Our Top 5 Trending Styles from the Style Quiz are: Hampton’s, Scandi, Japandi, Coastal and Minimalist Modern.

Establishing a budget for your bath is crucial to ensure you make an informed decision. Baths can vary significantly in price, depending on factors such as material, size, and additional features. Determine how much you are willing to invest and explore options within your budget range. Additionally, consider the installation process and associated costs. Freestanding baths may require additional plumbing work, while built-in baths may necessitate wall modifications. Be mindful of these aspects to avoid unexpected expenses.