Black Bath Collection

Start by measuring the available floor and door access space, then match it to common sizes in the range such as 1550 x 800mm and 1580 x 750mm for compact bathrooms, 1700 x 700mm or 1700 x 750mm for standard family bathrooms, and 1800 x 800mm up to 1900 x 900mm for a spacious master. Think about depth too like a deeper, Japanese-style tub that will give a more immersive soak even if the footprint is modest. If space is tight, a single-ended bath tucked against a wall will save room; if you have a large room and want a focal point, a freestanding double-ended model creates drama and comfort.

Freestanding baths sit away from walls and read as sculptural centrepieces, like the Atelier Dea or Around models listed, and usually pair with floor or wall-mounted fillers. Single-ended baths have one sloping end for reclining and a flat end for taps, so they work well against a wall with side panels such as the RAK Washington single-ended options. Double-ended baths slope at both ends for two-person comfort and a symmetrical look, ideal if you want a luxurious, social soak in sizes like 1800 x 800mm.

Yes, the collection highlights premium materials and durable, scratch-resistant finishes designed to retain a deep, rich colour even after years of use. Surfaces are described as smooth and easy to clean, which helps maintain the finish; for panels, the Ceramica and Park Lane black gloss MDF options clean best with a soft cloth and non-abrasive cleaner. Avoid harsh scouring pads to preserve the coating, and a quick wipe after use will reduce soap scum and water marks.

Some models are sold with options that include a filler, like the Atelier Tonic II freestanding double-ended comes available with a filler, while many single-ended and inset baths with side panels are designed for deck-mounted or wall-mounted taps. Freestanding baths typically need a floor-mounted or wall-mounted filler because there is no rim to mount taps on. If you want a deck-mounted mixer, look for baths with a suitable flat rim or a single-ended configuration with side panel access.

Pair black baths with crisp white walls for bold contrast, or add warm brass or gold fittings for an indulgent, high-end look as the collection suggests. For a spa-like calm, introduce natural wood textures and soft, layered lighting; set a 1700 x 750mm black freestanding bath against a pale tiled wall, add a wooden stool and brass mixer to lift the warmth. If you prefer a modern, tonal scheme, match the bath with matte black fixtures to keep the palette sophisticated and cohesive.