Our brand family · A longstanding favourite
A shape for
every story.
Colour, curves and a place to unwind.
Waters has been one of my favourite freestanding bath brands for many years. I like the choice of shapes, the different price points and, especially, the freedom to make the outside of a bath part of a room’s colour palette.
Our projects tell that story best: a joyful blue at Misterton Grange, crisp white curves and a beautifully understated black.
Lisa Melvin · Founder, Kuche & Bagno
Explore the photographs ↓01 / Misterton Grange · Leicestershire
A splash of
St Giles Blue.
A bath with a personality of its own.
The children’s bathroom at Misterton Grange shows just how much a painted exterior can change the feeling of a space. The Waters Elements Ellipse is finished in Farrow & Ball’s St Giles Blue No. 280, with a white interior keeping the contrast fresh.
Against the pale walls, the curved form becomes the focus. It is a lovely example of using colour selectively, allowing one piece to carry the character of the room.
Explore all four Misterton bathrooms →02 / More from Misterton Grange
One home.
Different silhouettes.
Waters appears in several of the bathrooms here. The rounded Dusk 2 sits beneath a window beside the bright red radiator; the slimmer-edged Stream has a quieter presence, framed by tall windows.
Seeing them together shows why we consider the whole room when choosing a bath: the proportions, the outlook and the furniture around it all matter.
03 / Black is Back · Leamington Spa
A confident
line in black.
In Hannah’s Ranelagh bathroom, the bespoke black exterior of the Waters Pool connects with the graphic shower screens and dark fittings. Pale wood-effect surfaces soften the setting.
The contrast is beautifully simple: a white bathing surface within a dark outline, giving this compact room a clear focal point.
Explore Hannah’s project →04 / The Rockstar Bathroom
A little
after-dark drama.
Here, a white Waters bath sits against a deeply textured wall, with low-level lighting tracing the room. The smooth, light form gives the eye somewhere to rest among the darker surfaces.
Step inside the Rockstar Bathroom →05 / Make it your own
Start with a shape.
Bring your colour.
Waters offers a bespoke matt coating for the outside of selected baths, including acrylic and stone-composite designs. Our St Giles Blue project is a real example of a Farrow & Ball colour brought into the bathroom.
Bring us a RAL reference or a Farrow & Ball shade you love. We will check the available finish, colour match and chosen model with Waters before ordering.
Acrylic
The current Infinity collection includes Lucite acrylic baths. Shape, size and the way the bath sits within your layout help us narrow down the choices.
Stone composite
Collections such as Elements offer cast stone-composite designs, including Ellipse. We can compare the surface, weight and installation requirements alongside your brief and budget.
Waters is based in Ashbourne, Derbyshire. Explore the current Ellipse and Infinity Stream specifications. Model names and sizes in the photographs describe the completed projects.
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Come and find your fit
A photograph shows the shape.
A sit-in tells you more.
The Waters bath beside the curved wall in our Rugby showroom is available to sit in and try for size. It is a simple way to explore how the proportions feel before making your choice.
Bring your room dimensions and your ideas for colour. We can look at the current range together and help find the bath that feels right for you.
Arrange a Waters studio visit →From our archive: Brilliant Blue · 2020 ↗ · Explore Revealed magazine →
Current collection and finish information checked October 2026.