Several celebrities, including Michael Caine and Joan Collins, have claimed that the secret to a successful marriage is separate bathrooms. But if that’s not attainable, there’s plenty of ways to create a bathroom that will keep both heads of the household happy!

THE DOUBLE SHOWER

If you’re in a rush in the morning, it’s a recipe for stress having to wait for the shower to become vacant. A double shower offers the perfect solution, without the need to have two separate shower cubicles.

AMPLE STORAGE

One of the biggest areas of contention in a shared bathroom is the sheer amount of toiletries left lying around and cluttering up the wash-stand. Keep clutter at bay with slim fitting storage cupboards, baskets, containers and mirrors with built-in storage.

SEPARATE THE BATH AND SHOWER

If you have the space, a separate shower cubicle in the main bathroom offers a great way for you both to get ready at the same time.

TWIN SINKS

After a long day, no one wants to be waiting for their other half to be cleaning their teeth or washing their face. Take the stress out of the evening with a twin sink.

THE DOUBLE ENDED BATH

No more arguing over who gets the drippy tap end. A double ended bath means you can both soak in style. Spa baths add bubbles for a relaxing end to the day. Advances in materials mean you can choose a bath designed to keep the water warmer for longer.