Bay G1 takes a slightly different approach by showing two compact vanity options side by side against the same light marble-effect backdrop. The large-format wall finish has soft grey and warm veining running through it, giving the display enough detail to feel considered without competing with the furniture.

Bay G2 combines a soft blush vanity with brushed brass detailing to create a warmer, more decorative take on a contemporary shower room. The walls are kept light and understated, allowing the colour of the furniture and the metallic finishes to provide the main points of interest.

Bay G3 is built around a calm grey palette, using large-format stone-effect surfaces across the walls and floor to create a consistent, understated backdrop. The limited colour variation keeps the room visually quiet and allows the layout itself to become the focus.

Bay G4 uses colour more confidently, with glossy blue-green brick tiles forming a feature wall across the back of the room. The surrounding walls are finished in glossy white tiles, keeping the brighter colour concentrated in one area and preventing it from overwhelming the space.

Bay G5 brings together rich terracotta tones and brushed brass to create one of the warmer colour combinations in the display. The shower walls use narrow, vertically laid glossy tiles in a deep red-brown shade, creating a strong feature area that immediately draws the eye.

Bay G6 combines subtle pattern and texture rather than relying on a strong colour contrast. The shower wall uses a fine grey herringbone-style pattern, giving the large surface more depth while remaining within a restrained neutral palette.

Bay G7 uses warm wood-effect surfaces to give a neutral bathroom more character and depth. The main walls and floor are finished in a soft stone-effect grey, while the shower wall and vanity introduce a vertical wood grain.

Bay G8 uses a soft stone-effect finish across the walls and floor to create a simple neutral setting, then introduces muted green through the vanity and accessories. The colour is concentrated around the basin area, giving the compact room a clear focal point without making the overall design feel busy.

Bay G9 is centred on a highly expressive stone-effect surface that runs across the walls and floor. Layers of cream, warm beige, charcoal and soft rust create an almost mural-like pattern, making the finish the dominant feature of the room.