Bathrooms are practical by nature. The floor can still be the bit that makes the room.
You might already be working around white sanitaryware, existing tiles, wall colour, a vanity and how much floor is actually on show — especially in a cloakroom or en suite where every square metre counts.
Pattern underfoot can lead the room, echo what is already there, or stay quieter so the space still feels open.
Small bathroom? Don’t automatically shrink the idea.
A cloakroom, en suite or compact bathroom can carry more pattern than you might think.
A larger repeat can feel calmer and more graphic; a smaller one adds detail and movement. Softer contrast keeps things quieter, while bolder colour lets the floor lead.
There is no single “correct” pattern — scale, contrast and how much floor you see matter more than room size alone.
From quieter geometrics to stronger colour and bolder repeats, see what catches your eye. Each one opens the full design when you want a closer look.
You might already be working with wall tiles, white sanitaryware, a painted vanity, timber, or brass, black or chrome details. Start with the colours already in the room — or the one you want to bring in.
Sage, olive, teal and forest green can work very differently with white sanitaryware, timber and neutral tiles — from soft and quiet to much more graphic.
From plaster and blush to rose and coral, pink can warm up white sanitaryware or pick up colour already in your tiles and walls.
Checkerboards, herringbones and finer geometrics can give a bathroom structure without adding another colour to the room.
Pattern might be what catches your eye. What matters every day is how the floor feels and behaves in a bathroom.
Up to 2.9m wide means many bathrooms can be supplied in one piece. Larger rooms may need a planned join.
Get the rhythm of tiles, mosaics or geometry without grout lines breaking up the design.
Everyday splashes and damp feet are fine. The surface is water-resistant and easy to live with.
Extra reassurance for wet feet and everyday splashes, with an R10 slip-resistance rating.
The 2.6mm cushioned construction has a little more give than hard ceramic or stone — especially welcome first thing.
Underfloor heating works too, as long as the finished floor surface stays at or below 27°C.
Measure the area that needs flooring at its widest and longest points — including doorways and recesses — around the bath, shower tray or enclosure, toilet, basin and any fitted vanity units.
Order to those overall measurements plus 5–10cm. Your fitter makes the final cuts around the bath, toilet, vanity and other fixed fittings on site.
Want the pattern to work with your tiles or vanity?If you love a design but want it to sit with a particular tile, paint or vanity colour, some eligible designs can be adjusted before production. Send us a paint reference, Pantone, HEX code or swatch and we’ll see what’s possible. You’ll see the result on a digital proof before anything is produced. Not every design can be changed. | Change the colour Use a paint reference, Pantone, HEX code or another colour reference. Change the scale Make the repeat larger or smaller. See it first We’ll email a proof for approval before we produce your floor. |
Choose the design. Give us the room size. We’ll take it from there.
Choose the design you can see working in your bathroom.
Order to the widest and longest measurements of the area that needs flooring, plus 5–10cm.
We’ll show you the design for your floor before production, including any colour or scale changes you’ve asked for.
Most flooring orders are ready for dispatch around two weeks after final proof approval.
A whole bathroom tells you much more than a swatch. See how pattern works with tiles, fittings and the space around it.
A few practical things worth knowing before you choose.
Yes. It is made for everyday bathroom use, including the splashes and damp feet that come with it. The floor is 2.6mm cushioned vinyl with an R10 slip-resistance rating and a water-resistant surface. For a wet room or floor-level shower area, specialist waterproofing and installation are needed.
The surface is water-resistant and designed to cope with normal bathroom splashes and damp feet. It doesn’t replace the waterproofing needed beneath a floor in a wet room or shower area.
No. It is not a wet-room floor system. It does not replace the specialist waterproofing and detailing required for a wet room or open shower area.
Warm water and a suitable multipurpose floor cleaner on a damp mop or cloth after everyday use; use a soft or medium brush if needed. Avoid bleach, solvents and abrasive pads.
Often, yes. Floors can be produced up to 2.9m wide, so many bathrooms and cloakrooms can be supplied in one piece. If your room needs more than one panel, we plan the join as part of the order.
On eligible designs, yes — share a tile, paint or HEX reference and we’ll adapt colours as closely as the materials allow, then show a digital proof. Not every pattern can be changed.
There isn’t one scale that is automatically right for a small bathroom. A larger repeat can feel calmer and more graphic; a smaller repeat brings more detail. How much floor is visible, the contrast in the pattern and the rest of the room all matter too. On eligible designs, we can also adjust the scale and show you the result on your proof.
Yes. It works with compatible underfloor heating systems, as long as the finished floor surface stays at or below 27°C. Your installer should follow the full fitting guidance for switching the heating off before, during and after installation.
Measure the area that needs flooring at its widest and longest points — including doorways and recesses — around the bath, shower tray or enclosure, toilet, basin and any fitted vanity units. Order to those overall measurements plus 5–10cm. Your fitter makes the final cuts around the bath, toilet, vanity and other fixed fittings on site.
Yes. Free UK samples are available from every flooring design, so you can see the colour and vinyl in your own room before you order. The pattern is often reduced to fit the sample square, so use your room proof rather than the sample to judge the final scale. International samples are available too — you only pay the postage.
Start with the pattern that catches your eye, then see how it could work in your bathroom before you order.
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