Bathroom Tumblers

Think about the look and the level of care you want: clear or frosted glass gives a light, elegant feel and is non-porous so it's easy to wipe clean, while ceramic gives a solid, designer look that suits contemporary basins. Chrome and brushed nickel match most metalware and are easy to coordinate with taps and shower fittings, whereas matt black or gold create a striking contrast for a feature wall. For a soft, spa-like scheme pick frosted glass or for a modern, industrial look choose matt black or chrome.

A single tumbler is fine for a cloakroom or if you mostly use the cup for rinsing, but a double holder is handy in family bathrooms or for couples so each person has their own space for toothbrushes. Our range includes double options such as the RAK Ceramics Moon and Cubis double tumblers, which give extra capacity without taking much wall space. Expect double holders to sit at the higher end of the price bands shown, so they're a small upgrade for added practicality.

Wall-hung tumblers, like the Architeckt Saturn and Venus wall-hung options, free up basin edge and help keep surfaces drier, so they're excellent in tight bathrooms. Countertop tumblers let you move them around and work well if you want a decorative accent. If you have limited basin ledge, a compact wall-hung single tumbler is a practical choice.

Match the tumbler finish to the dominant metal of your taps and accessories, such as chrome tumblers echo chrome taps, while brushed nickel pairs with nickel fittings and matt black works with blackware. You can also create a deliberate contrast like pairing a black tumbler beside chrome taps to add depth. High-end brands such as hansgrohe and Grohe offer matching finishes to make pairing them very easy. Look at the product finish options (chrome, black, gold, brushed nickel, white) and pick the tone that ties your scheme together.

Removable glass or ceramic tumblers are simplest to clean because you can lift them out and wash them; many holders in the range pair a holder with a detachable glass. Non-porous materials like clear or frosted glass and glazed ceramic resist staining, while metal holders may need occasional polishing to remove water marks. If hygiene is a priority, choose a straightforward shape with a smooth interior that's easy to rinse.