• Web Address: www.oceanbathrooms.com
• Telephone: 01308 420011
• Email: ONLINE FORM

Description

If you are after a luxury bathroom to come home to after a hard days work then Ocean Bathrooms could be the company for you. They have been operating since 1993 - which by my reckoning makes them around 17 years old. Not very old for an adult, but definitely a mature interiors company worth approaching for your designer bathroom help.

Their website is packed full of images to help inspire you when designing or sourcing your bathroom materials, and coincidentally they supply all manner of items associated with your bathroom, not just the cabinets, baths and showers, but also matching bathroom furniture and heating. Ocean really are the one stop shop for designer bathrooms. Back to the inspiration. We have seen a lot of bathroom styles come and go over the years, and Ocean’s website facilitate styles to suit most tastes, with whirlpools, air baths, tiles, lighting, you name it they stock it.

We did a quick scan to see the range of bathroom brands they sell and we found a comprehensive range including Victoria and Albert, Mermaid, Duravit and plenty of others. Now there is an argument for the internet killing local business, however this bathroom business with a showroom in Dorset, has embraced the web and now you can pop a cast iron in your shopping basket as well as a pretty towel ring, and have them conveniently delivered to your home for you and your plumber to admire! Very good we think.

So, when updating your home and looking for inspiration for your bathroom design, definitely take a look at Ocean bathrooms, they even have a section entitles bathroom ideas and inspiration, with some lovely professional real world installations. You can’t say fairer than that!

When you’re sourcing bathroom inspirations, don’t forget to always consult a qualified plumber and electrician for your installation. You can do many aspects yourself, but certain home improvements now require a qualified tradesperson by law, depending on building regs. Take a look and always do your homework first.