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A bathroom asks more of its furniture than any other room - it has to store the everyday clutter, cope with steam and splashes, and still look calm when guests visit. Our bathroom range brings together vanity units, wall and mirror cabinets, tall storage and finishing touches, in moisture-resistant finishes and space-saving shapes designed for the way British bathrooms are actually laid out, from a compact cloakroom to a busy family bathroom.
Below is practical guidance on choosing finishes that stand up to moisture, deciding between wall-hung and floor-standing storage, and measuring a tight room - with fast UK delivery and 30-day returns on every order.
The biggest difference between bathroom furniture and the rest of the house is how it handles humidity. Look for wipe-clean, moisture-resistant surfaces and sealed edges that stop steam and splashes soaking into the board. Simple habits help too - run the extractor fan or crack a window after a bath or shower, wipe down surfaces regularly, and deal with pooled water on worktops and around the basin promptly. Treated well, a good bathroom cabinet keeps its finish for years.
Start with the basin, since it usually sits at the centre of the wall, then build storage around it. A vanity unit puts drawers or a cupboard directly beneath the basin and hides the pipework; a mirror cabinet above adds a second layer for medicines and daily bits; and a tall or wall cabinet nearby takes towels and spares. Keeping frequently used items at hand height and bulky spares up high or down low is the quickest route to a bathroom that stays tidy.
Bathrooms are unforgiving, so measure carefully before you buy. Note the room width and depth, then map where the door and window swing, where the radiator sits, and where soil and water pipes emerge. Leave clear space in front of the basin and toilet so you can stand and move comfortably, and check that drawers and cabinet doors can open without clashing with the door, shower screen or towel rail. For wall-hung pieces, confirm your wall can take the load before you fix anything.
Yes. Our bathroom range uses moisture-resistant, wipe-clean finishes made for damp conditions. Running an extractor or opening a window after bathing and wiping away pooled water helps any bathroom furniture stay looking its best for longer.
Wall-hung pieces make a small room feel more open and keep the floor easy to clean, but need a strong wall. Floor-standing units are simpler to fit, hold plenty and hide pipework behind a plinth, which suits family bathrooms. Both are available across the range.
Build upwards with tall units and mirror cabinets, choose wall-hung storage to free the floor, and put a vanity unit under the basin so the pipework is hidden and the space works twice as hard.
Measure the room width and depth, note where the door, window, radiator and pipes are, and make sure doors and drawers can open freely. Leave clear standing space in front of the basin and toilet, and confirm the wall can carry any wall-hung pieces.
It varies by product. Some vanities are sold complete with a basin, while others are supplied ready to take a basin of your choice. Each listing states exactly what is included, so check before you order.
We deliver across the UK, carefully packed, and every item is covered by our 30-day returns policy so you can be sure it fits your room.
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