Nestly Bathrooms
Warm limestone, oak, and brushed brass are a choice we make on purpose, not a colour we settle for. Two visits a day, around 26,000 mornings in a lifetime. That earns a room someone actually designed.
A bathroom isn't one space. It's four moods sharing a floor. Pick the one you actually live in.
Long baths, longer thoughts
Deep, warm, and far from the doorbell. Sculptural freestanding tubs in honed stone and micro-cement.
Six minutes, fully awake
Walk-in, step-free fluted glass showers with warm champagne brass fixtures and heated seating.
Where the good products live
Floating fluted oak vanities with honed travertine countertops and soft backlit arch mirrors.
Steam, quiet, and no phone
Floor-to-ceiling glass looking onto misted pine trees, slatted oak walls, and warm stone underfoot.
Design that fits 4m²
A small bathroom isn't a limitation, it's a brief. We plan to the millimetre: wall-hung oak vanities, hidden cisterns, and storage niches with warm backlighting where you'd swear there wasn't any space.
Then we hand you a room that feels twice its size.
Materials, chosen slowly
There's a world between the beige you inherited and the one you chose. Ours is honed limestone, ribbed oak, brushed champagne brass, and fluted glass, matched by hand until the light behaves.
Trends age badly in rooms you renovate once a decade. Warm neutrals don't.
The honest answers, before you ask.
Most fits run about 14 days on site. Design and ordering take three to four weeks before that, so plan for roughly six weeks door to door.
We do. Warm neutrals are where most people land because they age well and make a small room feel calm, but deep green, oxblood, and near-black are all on the table. The point is that you pick it.
That's our favourite brief. Wall-hung fittings, a hidden cistern, and a single continuous surface do most of the heavy lifting.
No. We seal the room, protect the route in, and clean at the end of every day. You will need a second place to shower though.
In a bathroom, yes. It's the one upgrade nobody has ever told us they regretted.
It depends on the room and the materials. Book a measure-up and you'll get a fixed, itemised quote before anything is ordered.
Bring a photo, a floor plan, or just a vague feeling that the room isn't working. We'll take it from there.
