If you’re looking for us, we’ll be in the bath for the rest of winter thanks to a new collection of bath hardware and accessories from London-based retailer Rowen & Wren, available now to preorder for delivery later in the month. Our favorite part? The line’s vintage appeal. Take a look.
Above: The Bilton Bathroom Mirror (£186), available in three finishes, hangs above the bath.
Above: A Bilton Bathroom Shelf (£68), shown in nickel, holds a Bilton Toothbrush Holder (£24) with a rolled edge and “gratifying weight.”
Above: Another Bilton Bathroom Shelf, this one in blackened bronze. With a simple glass inset, it “offers a platform to display the more beautiful of your unguents and lotions, rather than tucking them away in cupboards.”
Above: The Bilton Towel Ring (£32), shown in blackened bronze, has welded joints and can be used to hold towels in the kitchen or the bath. Here it holds a Linen Waffle Hand Towel (£22) in Tea Rose (also available in Pale Grey and Shingle Grey).
Above: The Bilton Double Towel Rail (£98), shown here in nickel, has a simple but smart design element: One rung juts out farther than the other, creating the space for towels to properly air dry.
Above: Shown here in blackened bronze, the Bilton Towel Rack (£228) is “inspired by luggage racks in the golden age of steam locomotive travel.” The lower hooks corral pajamas, dressing gowns, and other bath essentials—or, the retailers suggest, coats or keys in an entryway.
Above: The Bilton Bath Caddy (£72) hooks onto the edge of the bath for easy access to bath essentials “without having to exert yourself to reach for any of your immersion necessities.” The Bilton Toilet Roll Holder (£34) is “the unsung hero of the bathroom” with curved ends and a simple structure.
Above: An array of Bilton Soap Dishes (£34 each). The dishes have embossed ridges on the bottom to “ensure that soap is elevated away from excess water.”
Above: Another view of the Bilton Toothbrush Holder (“the perfect home for your classic wooden toothbrush,” the retailers say). See more of the collection, available for preorder.
Where to display your newfound bath goods: in a freestanding bath or a built-in tub? Read up on the pros and cons of each in our post Remodeling 101: Built-In vs. Freestanding Bathtubs. And for more accessories for a luxurious bath, see:
- 10 Easy Pieces: Indie Toilet-Paper Holders
- 10 Easy Pieces: Best Sauna Stools for the Bath
- 10 Easy Pieces: Best Tissue Box Covers, Allergy Edition
Finally, get more ideas on how to evaluate and choose the various accessories for your bathroom in our Remodeling 101 Guide: Bath Accessories.
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