Author Archives: Megan Collins Quinlan

To be fair, most of us get along just fine with our shower over the bath. You can add a good shower curtain or glass door and you have the next best thing to an actual shower enclosure. For small … Continue reading →

Have you ever felt as though your bathroom was a bit of a wasted space? Realistically, most of us spend around one hour a day in our bathroom doing things like using the shower, taking a bath, brushing our teeth … Continue reading →

Let’s delve into the world of macerators. “Macer…what?” I hear you say. Well, if you decide that you want to build a bathroom, ensuite or cloakroom in an awkward place, which might have a plumber rubbing his chin and saying … Continue reading →

Selling your home in the UK at the moment is something which most of us would prefer to put off. House prices are low, mortgages are difficult to obtain and there simply are not very many homes on the market. … Continue reading →

Every bathroom, ensuite or cloakroom needs a washbasin. It is pretty much essential for washing hands and faces and brushing teeth. Something all of us do twice a day as a minimum. So choosing the right washbasin or sink is … Continue reading →

Most of us have experienced the joy of a power shower. Plenty of water, great pressure and a sense of luxury. It is what we expect in hotels, but may not have access to in our own homes. Most of … Continue reading →

Have you ever seen a bathroom without a mirror? Didn’t think so. In fact a mirror in a bathroom is about as important as the sink, toilet and bath – you simply can’t get by without having one. However the … Continue reading →

Taps are one of the parts of the bathroom where you can really make a design statement. Choosing the right taps to add to your white bathroom suite can often be the difference between a boring bathroom or one which … Continue reading →

The fact is that many of us see the bathroom as more than simply a place to get clean. It is the one room in the house where you can be alone, lock the door and get away from the … Continue reading →

If you have already yawned and have your finger poised over the “back” button – stop and wait. No matter how boring the subject of taps may seem to you, it is actually one of the most important decisions you … Continue reading →