Bathroom design has suddenly become a little bolder! Bathroom basins are no longer only made from ceramics or enamel. Concrete and other hard wearing materials are now being used in the bathroom. With the introduction of new colour and materials, bathrooms are now much more fun!

Instagram has given us an insight into other peoples homes and this insight has encouraged us to be more brave when it comes to injecting personality into our own homes.

From Linen white to Seafoam Green and Midnight Blue, we have a colour for everyone. Take a look at our fabulous new range of concrete basins. These basins are available in 7 different colours in 5 different styles, including a new cloakroom basin available August 2022.

Take a look at our fabulous new range of concrete basins.

A copper bath is a striking feature in any bathroom – and you can’t go far wrong with your choice of complimentary colours.  The trend featured in this month’s edition of Beautiful Bathrooms by Period Homes Magazine, is one trend we agree with.  The trend for all things copper complimented by verdigris.  In their article they feature, not only copper basins, taps and baths but gorgeous copper green accessories which allude to the verdigris which coats copper when exposed to the elements.

Mylands sells an amazing shade of green paint called ‘Copper Green’, which is inspired by the green patina of weathered copper roofs. As its name suggests it is the ideal compliment to a copper bathroom. Use it to emulsion walls and mirror the colour through towels and tiles.

Copper candle holders and light shades will reflect a warm glow around the bathroom – especially when used around iridescent glass tiles from Fired Earth.

Read about the three characteristics of copper that are making this

Though a single, simple colour might be an excellent way to show off your cast iron bath, there is so much more you can do with your bathroom décor. However, the truth is that luxury bathrooms are often the last place on earth people think to use pattern.

By their very nature bathrooms are clutter magnets. From face cloths and makeup, to  scented candles and toilet rolls, the potential for aesthetic Armageddon is colossal. That’s why we’re a little obsessed with good storage. After all, who wants their gorgeous cast iron bath buried under a mountain of towels?

Here are some of our favourites:

Interior designers have been using metallics for some time now. With copper baths, lighting and accessories featuring in some of the UK’s most stylish period homes, the trend looks to be here to stay!

We all want bathing to be a glorious luxurious experience. So when it comes to designing a luxury bathroom a stylish bath is going to always be a focal point. Choosing the right bath is important. Consider it an investment in your health and well-being.

In this article we point out the advantages and disadvantages of some of the more common bath shapes.

Concrete is one of the most flexible building materials ever created. It plays such a fundamental role in modern life.  So much so that it seems impossible to imagine living without it. Our dependency on ‘liquid stone’ can be traced as far back as 2000 years ago when the Romans used it to build the Pantheon.

Yet despite this, we have a tendency to think of concrete as ugly. And while we are happy to expose bricks and wooden floorboards in our homes, we hide this ‘basic’ building material away.

Here at The Cast Iron Bath Company, we think that, when done well, concrete has an inherent beauty and should be celebrated.

Perhaps the most appealing thing about concrete is how customisable it is. Virtually anything is possible. The amount of creativity it affords you is unprecedented. As well as being able to be shaped into almost limitless forms, from integral sinks to curved walls, and windowsills to sunken shelving, it can be coloured in a multitude of ways: from simply painting it to terrazzo