A walk-in shower room in large-format porcelain

A shower room built as a walk-in rather than a tray-and-enclosure: the floor is tiled through and set to fall to a linear outlet, so there is no step and no upstand to seal. That only works if the substrate and the falls are formed before tiling and the whole wet area is tanked — which is where most of the work in a room like this actually goes.

Large-format grey porcelain runs across the floor and up the walls with the joints aligned, a black-framed glass screen keeps the sightline open, and an illuminated mirror and backlit shelf niche do the lighting without a ceiling fitting over the wet zone. A dark timber vanity with a glass vessel basin and two chrome ladder rails finish the room.