The layout of a wet room has to be carefully planned, taking into account the placing of towel rails and toilet roll holders, particularly if there is no shower screen to protect these from the spray. The idea of a wet room is to obviate the need for a separate shower cubicle along with a shower tray, but for the sake of practicality many people opt to partially screen off the shower area with a glass partition.

There is no doubt that a stylish wet room with a walk-in shower can add the “wow” factor to your home, as long as it is tastefully and functionally designed. When it comes to designing your wet room there is no limit to the creative options available. You can use all sorts of materials – from ceramics and stone to wood and concrete – as long as they are sealed and made waterproof.

By its very nature a wet room is minimalist in design, and therefore generally lends itself to modern style fittings. A contemporary counter-top basin paired up with a waterfall tap, for example, would suit the ambience of a wet room, along with a wall hung toilet. The options, however, are just about infinite and although we are happy to advise you, ultimately the choice is yours.