Luxury bathroom showroom in London for the trade

See Antonio Lupi, Gessi, Hansgrohe, Villeroy & Boch, Geberit, Fantini, Zucchetti and Samuel Heath on display. Bathroom surfaces include Margraf marble and Florim porcelain. The rooms allow you to consider the relationship between a basin, its fittings, the surrounding furniture and the surface palette rather than viewing each element alone.

These are real, fitted rooms, not a wall of separate displays. Confirm any operating demonstration before visiting, and check technical requirements for your own project.

Start with the room plan, the intended use and the proportions of the basin or sanitaryware within the scheme. Agape, Ceramica Cielo, Ceramica Flaminia and NIC Design are available to specify through Faura alongside the fitted-room references. Review the shortlist with the surrounding stone, porcelain and furniture so the choices form one interior.

For designers seeking a brassware showroom in London, Faura combines fitted references with a broader specification library. AXOR, CEA Design, IB Rubinetterie, Meir, Ritmonio, Rubinetterie Stella and Unidrain are available to specify. Cesana is also available through the bathroom directory.

Consider the visible finish together with the installation requirements, shower layout and basin selection. The team can help gather technical files for the proposed references, while the project contractor should confirm compatibility with the installation. Lead times and finish availability are confirmed per project rather than assumed from a showroom example.

Falper and Inbani are available to specify for bathroom schemes, with Margaroli also in the directory. Furniture choices should be considered with the basin, mirror, lighting and storage requirements. Review how the selected dimensions sit within the room and how the finishes relate to adjacent joinery or bedroom furniture.

The full Bathrooms category includes further brands available to specify through Faura. Use the linked brand list below to explore the range before your appointment. A directory listing does not mean every reference is on display; tell the team which products you are considering so viewing and specification options can be discussed.

Margraf marble and Florim porcelain are on display in the bathrooms, allowing surfaces to be considered with the fittings and furniture. Stone and tile supply can be coordinated alongside the bathroom specification. Look at the colour, scale and relationship of the surfaces to the overall room, then confirm the relevant product information for the intended installation.

Technical files, finishes and lead times are confirmed per project. Share the room schedule and drawings so the team can follow the relationship between the selected references and the site programme. Furniture, lighting and other finishes can be reviewed in the same appointment, with procurement handled through one order and one invoice.

Visits to the Faura Interior Design Residency are trade-only and by appointment, Monday–Friday 09:00–18:00. Share your project brief, drawings and the categories you would like to review before arriving. This gives the team a clear starting point for the appointment and helps keep the conversation focused on the decisions you need to make.

Homeowners are welcome through their designer. Bring your client when you want to compare a shortlist together, or visit first to prepare the presentation. You can book a private visit before applying for a trade account; tell the team about your practice and project when requesting the appointment.