Bathroom Designer of the Year


project cost up to £15,000 Sponsored by


Finalists


Sophie Harrold Simply Bathrooms, Surrey


This hallway cloakroom transformation, part of a larger project for a listed property, showcases thoughtful design and bespoke craftsmanship.


Martina Landhed InStil Design, Oxfordshire


Winner


Timothy Baber Interiors by Timothy Paul, Worcester


A Grade II listed 18th- century property in Chew Valley underwent a sensitive transformation to balance historic charm with modern, and very busy, family life. With a budget of £12,000, the design delivers a spa-like ambience featuring a slipper bathtub positioned for valley views, a functional shower with brass accents, and discreet storage repurposed from a tall airing cupboard.


A widow in her 70s, living with scoliosis and a lower-limb amputation, sought a beautiful, accessible bathroom that avoided a clinical look and feel.


Adam Wollerton


Bathroom and Kitchen Eleven, Surrey


For their downstairs cloakroom, the clients wanted a vibrant yet practical space with a fun, colourful design incorporating natural elements and good storage.


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