ASH Bathrooms | Bathroom Design & Installation, Shropshire

Bathroom Design · Shropshire

A more considered way to create your bathroom.

ASH Bathrooms creates complete, design-led bathrooms for homes across Shropshire. Every room is planned in 3D, specified, supplied and installed by one team.

Established 2010

Shropshire

4.9 rating

33 Google reviews

BIFIS registered

Bathroom installer

2-year warranty

On all workmanship

The Ash Bathrooms proposition

One complete process, from the first sketch to the finished room.

Most bathroom projects quietly make the homeowner the project manager: a designer here, a showroom there, trades to find and sequence. Ash Bathrooms takes that on. The team that draws your room also specifies it, orders it and installs it, so nothing is lost between the idea and the build.

  1. 01
    Design The room planned around how you actually live in it.
  2. 02
    Visualisation Seen and refined in 3D before anything is ordered.
  3. 03
    Specification Every product, tile and finish chosen and supplied by us.
  4. 04
    Installation Built by the same team, start to finish, and handed over complete.

Featured project

The Green Bathroom

A family bathroom planned around a back-to-wall bath, a quadrant shower and a charcoal vanity. One deep green wall anchors the room; matt black brassware and black-framed glass are set against warm stone-effect porcelain, with the original panelled door and its brass latch kept in place.

Type
Family bathroom
Direction
Deep green, black and stone
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Design to reality

See it before we build it.

Every Ash Bathrooms bathroom is drawn and modelled in 3D before a single tile is ordered. You walk the room, move the bath, change the tile, adjust the lighting, and approve a design knowing exactly what will be built.

See How We Work

The complete service

One programme. One person to call.

Design, ordering and installation run to one programme, so nothing is lost between a designer, a showroom and separate trades. The person who drew your room is the person who answers the phone during the build.

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Detail: an anthracite vertical radiator with brushed brass towel rails, brass tap and a charcoal wall-hung vanity against grey stone-effect tiles.
  1. 01

    Design

    A home visit and a proper brief. Layout, lighting and storage are resolved before a single product is chosen.

  2. 02

    Supply

    Sanitaryware, brassware, tiles and furniture specified and ordered by us, from suppliers we know, delivered to sequence.

  3. 03

    Installation

    Our own installers strip out, first-fix, tile and fit, working from the drawings you approved.

  4. 04

    Coordination

    A single point of contact and a fixed programme. No gap between the people who designed the room and the people building it.

Selected projects

Spaces we've created.

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A freestanding oval bath beside a botanical feature wall and walk-in shower.

The marble bathroom

Family bathroom

A stone basin with brushed brass wall-mounted tap on a slatted timber vanity, beneath a backlit mirror cabinet.

Slatted timber and stone

En-suite

Fran and David Ash together at a local trade event.

The people behind Ash Bathrooms

A specialist business, personally accountable.

David and Fran Ash established Ash Bathrooms in 2010 and still run it. They are the people who visit your home, draw your room and stay with the project until the day it is handed over.

That matters in a trade where the person who sells the room is often not the person who builds it. At Ash Bathrooms they are the same people, and you will know them by name.

About Ash Bathrooms

In their words

“We’d been trying for about 18 months to get our bathroom renovated to have a separate shower and bath area, only to be told over and over that the room wasn’t big enough.”

Derek Hughes · Separate bath and shower Read all 33 Google reviews

Accessible & future-proof bathrooms

Beautiful design, without compromise.

A bathroom can be planned around comfort, safety, mobility and independence, and around the needs you may have in ten years as well as today, while still looking like a room in a home.

Level access, walk-in showers, considered lighting and integrated support are designed into the room from the start, in the same materials and to the same standard as every other Ash Bathrooms bathroom.

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A carefully finished bathroom with a black-framed shower, warm stone flooring and a deep green feature wall.

Investment

Understanding the investment.

We would rather you knew the likely cost before we meet than after. The figures here are indicative starting points for the projects we most often take on. The final cost depends on the room, the layout, the materials and the specification you choose.

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Complete design, supply & installation
from approx. £8,000
The full Ash Bathrooms service: design, 3D visualisation, specification, supply and installation by one team.
Typical complete bathroom
approx. £10,000–£15,000
Where most complete family bathroom and en-suite projects land.
Larger or bespoke rooms
£15,000+
Larger rooms, structural changes, natural stone or bespoke joinery.

Ash Bathrooms specialises in complete bathroom projects rather than one-off plumbing repairs or maintenance.

Indicative starting points · Your itemised quotation will reflect the room, materials and agreed specification

Advice

Questions worth asking before you start.

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  1. 01How much does a bathroom renovation cost in Shropshire?What moves the figure, what a realistic range looks like, and where the money goes.
  2. 02How long does a bathroom renovation take?Design time, lead times and days on site, and how to plan around being without the room.
  3. 03Is 3D bathroom design worth it?What a visual actually changes about the decisions you make, and the mistakes it prevents.
A spacious grey bathroom with a double vanity, frameless walk-in shower, illuminated niche and rooflight.

Your bathroom starts with a conversation.

A design consultation is a visit to your home to talk about the room, what is not working, what you would like it to become, the practical requirements and the likely investment. From there we can plan the next step together. It commits you to nothing.