Minimise clutter, conceal pipework and elevate a humdrum bathroom or en suite into a streamlined hotel-like sanctuary with modular bathroom furniture. Choose co-ordinating modular pieces such as vanity, cupboard and drawer units, and combine each of them to suit your room’s layout and storage needs. Wall-hung and floor-standing designs come in a huge choice of sizes, making it easy to enhance even the trickiest of spaces, such as below the sink or an awkward corner.
What is modular bathroom furniture?
Modular bathroom furniture refers to separate pieces that can be combined to form a complete bathroom setup. 'There’s no one size fits all solution, so work with a qualified installer before committing to anything,' says Jonathan Phillips, Bathrooms Product Manager at MKM.
Bathroom modular furniture ideas
Shaker-style cupboards aren’t just for kitchens – they look just as good in the bathroom, and give it the feel of a rustic retreat. Up the ante by teaming them with marble or wood-effect worktops, and add interest with two-tone tiled splashbacks. Valencia bathroom in Matt Platinum, from £1,351, Symphony
Fill an alcove with a mix of base and wall cabinets, including a toilet, basin and vanity units, for a flush finish that doesn’t encroach on the rest of the room. Novara bathroom in Matt Indigo, from £1,192, Symphony
Orchard Lea Ocean Blue floor-standing vanity unit with ceramic basin, £269, Victoria Plum
Keep clutter at bay while having your lotions and potions close to hand with generous storage in a sleek washbasin stand. Trent Stone Grey combination vanity basin and Denver toilet, £469.99, Bathroom Mountain
Go ultra-modern with matt marble units – these flush narrow cabinets make the most of narrow corners and contain plinths that conceal the plumbing. Zara bathroom with integrated handles in Silver Fusion, from £277 for a base unit; washbasin unit with a Quantum Square semi-recessed basin, from £808, both Utopia
Dive into a sea of colour with units that match your flooring and wall colour. Slimline integrated options, such as this mid-century-style design, will work well in a narrow bathroom or cloakroom. Aruba Derwent Blue, back-to-wall toilet unit with Motif basin and integrated worktop, from £1,500, Roper Rhodes
Get the period look for less than you might think by buying units as a combination rather than as separate pieces
Chatsworth suite in Satin Blue: 500mm wide toilet unit, 560mm wide vanity unit and basin and 1,900mm high x 355mm wide tall cabinet, £849.95, Victorian Plumbing
