Copper Baths

The range here comes in two common boat bath lengths: 1500 mm and 1700 mm, both with a typical width of 725 mm. Pick 1500 mm if you have a smaller bathroom or an ensuite and want comfortable bathing without overwhelming the floor space. Go for 1700 mm if you have a main bathroom and want extra room to stretch out; the longer length also reads more dramatic as a freestanding centrepiece. Sketch a floor plan and leave at least 600–700 mm clear circulation space around the bath to keep the room feeling balanced.

Copper gives a warm, glowing tone and is described here as both naturally beautiful and timeless, ideal if you want a traditional or rustic focal point. Nickel and tin produce a cooler, silvery appearance that suits contemporary or industrial styling. There are also mixed copper and nickel options if you want a two-tone effect. Each finish is offered as a distinct aesthetic, so match the metal tone to your taps, fixtures and overall palette.

The collection highlights copper's ability to hold heat, so you will notice a reassuring warmth in the tub itself and good heat retention during a soak. That quality helps the bath feel cosy for longer, especially with a deep boat shape. If long, leisurely soaks are important to you, a copper or copper-mixed bath is a sensible choice. Remember that room temperature and how quickly you fill the bath will also affect how long the water stays hot.

Yes - the collection is designed to be a true centrepiece, blending modern craftsmanship with traditional styling. A warm copper bath suits classic, period or country schemes, while nickel or tin works well in minimalist, urban or spa-inspired interiors. You can emphasise the look with plain tiles and pared-back fittings for a modern feel, or layer in vintage brass accents and textured walls for a more historic vibe.

These are freestanding boat baths, so they work best with floor-standing (freestanding) fillers or wall-mounted taps positioned behind the bath. You'll rarely use deck-mounted taps because the rim on a boat bath is typically slim and sculptural. For example, pair a tall floor filler in a matching nickel finish with a 1700 mm nickel bath for a cohesive, contemporary look.