Bathroom Design
Bathroom Design Built Around How You Live
Good bathroom design isn't simply about choosing products that look good together. The room has to work.
At Barton Design Centre, the design process starts by understanding how you use your bathroom, what you would like to change and any problems the existing room creates. Tony then uses decades of bathroom experience to help find a practical solution.
Step One
Start With a Free Bathroom Consultation
There's no charge and no obligation to talk your bathroom through with Tony. Come into the showroom, bring photographs or a rough sketch of the room if you have one, and explain what's working and what isn't.
You don't need measurements, a Pinterest board or a fixed idea of what you want — a lot of customers arrive knowing only that their current bathroom doesn't work for them, which is a perfectly good place to start.
Layout
Making Better Use of the Space
The biggest difference between a bathroom that works and one that doesn't is usually the layout, not the products in it. Tony looks at the plumbing, door swing, ventilation and how much of the room is actually usable before any product decisions are made.
Sometimes that means moving a shower, reworking storage, or simply rethinking which wall things sit against — small changes that make a disproportionate difference to how the finished room feels.
Products
Choosing the Right Products
Once the layout is right, we help you work through baths, showers, furniture, sanitaryware, brassware and tiles — in the showroom, where you can see and compare things properly rather than guessing from a screen.
Because everything is supplied at trade prices, product choices come down to what actually suits the room and your budget, not which supplier's website you happened to land on.
Built to Last
Bathrooms for Changing Needs
Good design thinks ahead. If a bathroom needs to work for a growing family, an ageing parent, or simply your own needs in ten years' time, that's worth discussing at the design stage — not retrofitted later.
Tony has particular experience with accessible bathroom design, and can factor this in without the finished room needing to look clinical.
Bringing It Together
See Your Ideas Come Together
Tony talks through layout options with you directly, using the showroom displays, samples and finishes so you can see and touch products before deciding — rather than relying purely on imagination.
The result is a plan you've genuinely thought through, not a generic template with your measurements dropped in.
Ready to Start?
Book a free bathroom design consultation and talk it through with Tony — no obligation, and no need to have everything decided first.