Soft, dappled light moves across the shower, creating a warm, immersive backdrop for the unlacquered brass fittings. The polished finish adds a gentle glow, settling naturally against the softly veined stone. A quiet study in mood, materiality and refined, understated design.

Quietly expressive bathrooms unfold through this country house, each shaped by light, material and craft. A burnished copper Wye bath brings sculptural warmth, while nickel and unlacquered brass fittings develop character over time – a study in luxury bathroom design.

A considered mix of calm and character defines this West London townhouse by Naomi Astley Clarke. In the basement bathroom, geometric Lapicida tiles frame Drummonds’ Grand floor-standing shower, with warm brass and soft lighting creating an intimate, Manhattan-inspired feel.

Warm, earthy tones and patterned tiles set a calm, grounded mood. At its centre, the china Windermere vanity brings sculptural lightness, its tapered legs and unlacquered brass adding a quiet glow. A balanced, crafted study in luxury bathroom design.

Binky Felstead’s downstairs loo pairs muted green panelling with dark wood, antique brass and a mustard gingham sink skirt for warmth and charm. Drummonds’ Coll Monobloc Tap adds a crafted, architectural note, grounding this playful, refined small-space bathroom.

The historic grandeur of Manchester’s Victoria Baths meets a modern sensibility in this striking composition. The sculptural Coln tub by Marc Newson sits effortlessly within the Edwardian architecture, while a bold marble slab by Ca’ Pietra adds a graphic, contemporary edge.

Nestled on the shores of Loch Ness, Aldourie Castle has been part of Drummonds’ story for over two decades. In this ensuite, the Naver Vanity Basin brings Victorian character, with separate hot and cold taps and a plunger waste set against botanical wallpaper and polished brass.

High ceilings give this master ensuite a confident sense of scale, where Victorian detailing meets a modern sensibility. “Drummonds brassware makes you stop and look twice - my clients wanted fittings that ooze quality and presence,” says Esra Candan Saginc of Luce Interiors.

In Kinbuck village, a 200-year-old carding and spinning mill has been reimagined as a family home. The downstairs cloakroom occupies the former lift shaft, with original brass push buttons retained, hand-aged paintwork and antiques adding layered character.

Set within a Grade II listed country house in Suffolk, this vaulted guest bathroom layers texture and craft. A hammered copper Wye bath anchors the room, softened by green walls and polished brass. A tiled mural adds quiet drama - a refined expression of British bathroom design.

Set within the historic walls of Aldourie Castle, this WC has a calm, grounded presence. The Lowther Vanity in Arabescato marble sits against deep green walls, its veining adding quiet depth. Polished brass taps bring warmth and light to a restrained, tactile scheme.

Set within the Aberdeenshire countryside, Kildrummy Inn has been reimagined as a quiet retreat. Deep tones and Victorian tiles frame Drummonds fixtures, with antique brass taps and exposed pipework adding warmth, patina and a calm sense of luxury rooted in tradition.

Tucked within a Rittenhouse Square townhouse, this jewel-box cloakroom balances atmosphere and restraint. Deep green faux-crocodile wallpaper glows beneath fluted glass sconces. The Kinloch Vanity with china basin and unlacquered brass taps brings classical clarity.

On a quiet Christmas morning, soft winter light washes over the freestanding Ashburn bath, inviting a moment of pause. Twin Syre basins in hand-glazed English china bring calm symmetry, with the Dalby shower completing a scheme rooted in British craftsmanship.

Within an 1890s Queen Anne Revival in Portland, Jessica Helgerson layers mosaic floors, antique furniture and pattern with quiet restraint. Drummonds ceramic basins bring sculptural clarity, while unlacquered brass taps add warmth and continuity to this heritage home.

Soft light and layered surfaces shape this atmospheric bathroom, where the Ashburn bath sits against timeworn plaster and mouldings. Its lichen green exterior echoes the muted palette, while Liberty’s Silk Tree linen curtain brings pattern and a gentle sense of the outdoors.

Washed in soft pink, this ensuite balances warmth and restraint. Honeyed oak, patterned textiles and antique furniture lend depth, while the Spey bath frames open field views. The Spittal shower adds a calm, architectural note within this Dublin castle retreat by Suzie Mc Adam.

Washed in pattern and tone, this bathroom balances function and atmosphere. A concealed vanity sits behind pocket doors, keeping the space uncluttered, while a hammered copper Wye bath becomes a sculptural focal point against Watts 1874 wallpaper in a grand London townhouse.

Reimagined by Studio Shamshiri, this Greenwich Village shower is a study in material and atmosphere. Drummonds’ Dalby shower in unlacquered brass is set against Cipollino ondulato verde marble, a tactile counterpoint designed to patinate over time.

Light fills this serene bathroom at Thieves Hollow, where proportion and restraint shape the design. A Drummonds Thames vanity in white Arabescato marble anchors the space, paired with unlacquered brass that will soften and patinate over time.