DESIGN vs REALITY
From Concept To Completion
Every Forazzi bathroom begins as a considered drawing a careful study of light, layout, material and proportion. Slide between the original 3D visual and the finished installation to see exactly what our design service delivers.
EXPLORE THREE RECENT PROJECT
WHY THIS MATTERS
The visual you see is the bathroom you receive.
We deliberately recreate every 3D render to match the exact angle and perspective our photographer will eventually shoot from. The result is something rare in our trade: a true side-by-side between what was promised at design stage and what was built.
Below are three recent projects, each with the full design story the brief, the constraints, the choices, and the outcome.
GLENEAGLES COURT
THE DESIGN BRIEF
A boutique hotel within a period home.
The clients were a professional couple looking to create a luxury hotel-style bathroom, with a more indulgent and atmospheric feel than a standard domestic space.
A key part of the brief was the enclosed wetroom, designed to feel private, spa-like and high-end while still remaining open and practical. The raised wetroom platform, frameless glass screens, brass supports and built-in niches all help define the shower area and add a tailored finish.
The material palette combines marble-effect tiling, a dramatic black and white floor, warm brass fittings and dark painted walls to create contrast, warmth and sophistication. Traditional timber furniture adds character and prevents the room from feeling clinical.
The finished bathroom delivers a luxurious enclosed wetroom with a boutique hotel feel, combining practical layout, rich materials and period-property character.
MONTAGUE STREET
THE DESIGN BRIEF
Calm and considered in a narrow footprint
The customers wanted their long, narrow Glasgow tenement bathroom to feel aesthetically pleasing while also being practical for modern day living. The aim was to make the room feel calm, refined and well balanced, avoiding a layout that would make the space feel restricted or awkward to use.
Our proposed layout placed the shower at the window end and the bath centrally within the room. This arrangement helped make the best use of the narrow footprint, improved circulation through the space and created a strong visual flow from one end of the bathroom to the other. Positioning the shower at the far end also allowed it to become a feature of the room, while the bath in the middle added a sense of luxury and softness.
The final design combines clean lines, modern fittings and a simple material palette to keep the room feeling bright, open and uncluttered. The result is a bathroom that not only looks striking, but also delivers the usability, comfort and style the customers were looking for.
KIRKLEE GARDENS
THE DESIGN BRIEF
A spa-style retreat in stone and timber.
The brief for this bathroom was to create a luxury hotel spa feel, blending clean modern styling with a calm, indulgent atmosphere. The design centres around a spacious wetroom shower and a freestanding stone bath, giving the room a strong sense of relaxation and everyday luxury.
The material palette was carefully chosen to create contrast and depth. Dark stone-effect tiles bring drama and sophistication, while the wood-effect wall finish softens the space and adds warmth and texture. This balance of dark tones and natural timber effect helps the room feel both contemporary and inviting.
A key design feature is the custom-made tiled sink shelf, which gives the basin area a sleek, minimal look while tying seamlessly into the rest of the scheme. Together with the floating basin, elegant lighting and simple black brassware, the finished space delivers a refined spa-style bathroom that feels luxurious, practical and beautifully considered.