Luxury bathrooms

Bathrooms with a little luxury in mind

These days the bathroom is no longer just a place to get clean. Let's face it we work hard today, whether that being in paid work or raising a family in today's complicated world. So we deserve a little pampering. Whether that be a two-person walk-in tiled shower or a deep spa bath, you are free to decide. 

Our experience has shown that there is no limit to the possibilities with a combination of stunning new products and innovative design. At Pzazz we pride ourselves on understanding your needs and wants and delivery you a stunning outcome with your bathroom renovation .

Luxury bathroom with picture window

Bathrooms have finally come out of the closet

No longer are bathrooms all hidden and out of sight but have become a focal point of the home. Gone are small high windows and instead rooms with a view are the vogue, not to mention themes from Japanese bath houses to Indoor/outdoor spaces. There is no longer a need to travel to a spa or exotic hotel to pamper yourself and be ready for life's challenges.
Copper bathtub in Japanese bathroom

Bring the outdoors inside

Greenery is just as beautiful in the bathroom as it is in any other part of the house. In this Japanese-style example, we see how the bath sits outside the main structure yet through the clever use of glass remains 'connected' to the rest of the bathroom. What could be more relaxing and refreshing than a long soak in the bath enjoying a book or a cool drink whilst enjoying the feeling of fresh air?
Beautiful bathroom with a view

Stay indoors but enjoy the view

For those who prefer art to stay inside but enjoy looking out then these examples of a built in bath and a full size window might just do the job. The owners also chose to have additional small, but comfortable, furniture to allow the space to be used as a sanctuary whilst still fulfilling it's duties as a bathroom. Adding a window may be the quickest way to transform your bathroom.

Modern black and white tiled bathroom
This bathroom is not particularly large but its open wet-area shower and large mirror make it seem much bigger - and isn't space part of the essence of luxury?
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