Bathroom Projects & Transformations across Devon
Take a look at some of our recent bathroom transformations and see how we turn tired, dated or impractical spaces into beautiful, highly functional bathrooms designed around the people who use them.
From sleek contemporary designs and timeless finishes to clever solutions for small or awkward rooms, every project is tailored to the space available and how you want to use it.
Complete Bathroom Renovations, From Start to Finish
A bathroom renovation involves much more than fitting new fixtures. Our skilled team can take care of the work from preparation through to the finishing touches, including:
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Preparation & structural work: Carpentry, structural preparation and layout changes where required.
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Plumbing & electrics: Pipework, drainage, electrical work and lighting.
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Installation & finishing: Bathroom fittings, tiling, microcement, custom joinery and final fixtures.
You can choose your own bathroom furniture, fittings and finishes, or we can help you find practical options to suit your space, style and budget.
Bathroom Renovations Across South Devon
Based in Newton Abbot, Inspiration Bathrooms works with homeowners across Teignbridge, Torbay, Exeter and surrounding areas. Our projects include bathrooms and en suites in Newton Abbot, Kingsteignton, Ogwell, Dawlish, Paignton and nearby areas.
From small bathrooms and en suites to complete renovations in older properties, take a look through our projects below for ideas and inspiration for your own bathroom.
Explore Our Bathroom Projects
Every bathroom presents its own challenges. Browse our recent projects to see how we've approached different spaces and combined practical solutions with carefully chosen fittings, finishes and details.
Ashmill - Newton Abbot
This two-bedroom home in Newton Abbot was undergoing a full renovation, providing the opportunity to create a completely new bathroom from the ground up.
The customer chose a walk-in shower finished with Nuance Calacatta Marble, creating a clean, contemporary look with the practical benefits of a low-maintenance shower wall system.
A quartz worktop adds a durable, hard-wearing surface, while the marble basin brings together the natural stone look and provides a distinctive finishing detail.
The result is a modern bathroom that combines practical everyday use with a timeless, sophisticated finish.
Fairfield – Newton Abbot
This bathroom felt cramped and enclosed, with false walls framing the existing bath area and restricting the sense of space.
As part of the renovation, we removed the stud walls and opened up the room, allowing more natural light into the space and creating a much more open and practical bathroom.
The finished shower area features Multipanel 'Cappuccino Stone', chosen for its clean, contemporary appearance and practical, low-maintenance finish. Multipanel is available in a wide range of designs, making it possible to create a stylish shower area without compromising on practicality.
Removing the unnecessary walls made a significant difference to the room, creating a lighter, more open space that feels considerably less confined.
Salisbury – Exmouth
A small bathroom doesn't have to feel limited, as this Exmouth renovation demonstrates.
The simple wall tiles create a clean, uncluttered backdrop, while the floor tiles add interest and help give the finished room a more considered look. Paired with simple, streamlined furniture, the result is a bathroom that makes good use of the available space without trying to overcrowd it.
It's a great example of how thoughtful choices of tiles, furniture and finishes can transform a smaller bathroom into a practical and inviting space.
Oakbank – Exeter
This Exeter bathroom combines a clean, contemporary finish with a generous bath designed for relaxing and unwinding.
The marble-effect wall tiles create a crisp, elegant backdrop, adding the look of natural stone while keeping the overall feel fresh and uncluttered.
The large bath provides a real focal point and plenty of space to relax, while the simple styling allows the tiles and bath to make the impact.
Bradford – Exeter
This Exeter bathroom shows how confident choices of colour and finish can completely transform a space.
The green wall tiles create a strong focal point and give the room plenty of character, while the Naturepanel Brown Cuneo Oak panel behind the toilet introduces warmth and a natural wood effect.
Gold shower fittings and taps complete the look, adding a touch of luxury and working particularly well against the deeper green and warm oak tones.
The result is a bathroom with real personality, where the different finishes work together to create a stylish and cohesive space.
Paynsford – Newton Abbot
This new en suite was created as part of a two-storey extension, which also provided space for a new downstairs bathroom. The master bedroom en suite started as a blank canvas, giving the customer the opportunity to create a space designed specifically around their needs.
The customer chose Multipanel Cappuccino Stone shower panels, complemented by illuminated recesses that provide useful storage while adding a subtle feature to the shower area.
A flush-to-floor shower tray creates a clean, seamless finish, while the quartz worktop was sourced from a local supplier and cut to order for the space.
The waterproof flooring completes the room, creating a practical en suite that combines thoughtful details with a clean, contemporary finish.
Grenville – Paignton
This stylish Paignton bathroom shows how a carefully chosen combination of textures and finishes can create a strong, cohesive look.
The real slate feature wall provides a natural focal point, complemented by simple wall tiles throughout the rest of the room. Matt black accessories add a contemporary touch and work particularly well against the darker, natural tones.
The tiled flooring has a natural wood effect, bringing warmth into the space while providing the practical benefits of a tiled surface.
Together, the slate, matt black finishes and wood-effect flooring create a modern bathroom with a natural, understated feel.
Slate feature wall, matt black units, black tap, lit mirror
Black taps, lit mirror
Slate feature wall, black radiator
Slate feature wall, matt black units, black tap, lit mirror
Harbourne – Kingsteignton
This bathroom renovation in a 15th-century cottage in Kingsteignton presented an interesting challenge: creating a modern, practical bathroom while retaining the character of the original property.
The wall panels complement the existing wooden beams, helping the new bathroom sit naturally within the cottage while adding a clean, contemporary touch.
Traditional-style sanitaryware and a radiator were chosen to suit the character of the property, while keeping the room feeling open and uncluttered.
The LVT flooring provides a practical finishing touch, offering a durable, non-slip surface that works well in a busy bathroom.
Toilet, sink, radiator, traditional look
Shower screen, panels
Toilet, sink, radiator, traditional look
Charlton – Kingsteignton
This bathroom renovation was in a 1930s house built with traditional Kingsteignton brick, and the existing walls required significant preparation before the new bathroom could be installed.
The walls were fully covered with plasterboard, with new plaster applied where wall panels weren't used, creating a sound, even finish for the renovation.
The bathroom combines matt-finish wall panels with gloss anthracite furniture, creating a contemporary contrast without making the room feel overly busy.
Non-slip LVT flooring completes the renovation, providing a practical and durable surface that's well suited to a bathroom.
Sink, Toilet, anthracite units
Shower screen, panels
Sink, Toilet, anthracite units
Bracken – Ogwell
This high-quality en suite in Ogwell combines a clean, contemporary design with some thoughtful details designed around everyday use.
The customers chose an unusual corner-opening shower screen, creating an interesting feature while making good use of the available space.
For those middle-of-the-night visits, movement-activated mood lighting provides gentle illumination without needing to switch on the main bathroom lights — a small detail that makes a real difference.
A lit mirror and quartz splashback and worktop complete the en suite, adding a smart, polished finish.
Lit mirror, sink, quartz splashback
Toilet, quartz worktop
Shower, panels
Lit mirror, sink, quartz splashback
Evelyn – Dawlish
This Dawlish bathroom renovation is a great example of how personal choices can transform a space.
The customer designed the bathroom themselves and chose to purchase the bathroom products directly from their suppliers. Inspiration Bathrooms then carried out the renovation and installation, giving the customer the freedom to create a room that reflected their own taste.
The use of colour on the walls adds personality and character to the finished bathroom, demonstrating how even a relatively simple colour choice can make a big difference to the overall feel of a space.
It's a great example of a bathroom that's been designed around the customer's own ideas, with the practical installation expertise to bring them to life.
Gold radiator
Gold radiator
Planning Your Own Bathroom Renovation?
Whether you're replacing an existing bathroom, creating a new en suite or looking to make better use of an awkward space, we'd be happy to discuss your ideas.