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Bath Fitter wall styles & accessories
Which wall style will feel right in your bathroom?
Browse Bath Fitter wall styles, colors and accessories. Ask your local team to compare physical wall samples at your consultation before choosing your finish.
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Walls
Savona · White
A familiar subway-style pattern for classic and modern bathrooms.
Torino · White
A bright wall design shown with seating and support features.
Rimini · White Marble
A mosaic-style texture with a softer marble look.
Roma · White Marble
A marble-look wall pattern shown with a glass shower enclosure.
Napoli · White
A clean tile-look pattern shown in a bright white shower.
Palermo · White Marble
A marble-look surround shown above a bathtub.
Bath Fitter manufactures the acrylic wall systems our local crews install. Tile-look and White Marble designs shown here are acrylic, not individual tile or quarried marble. A one-piece surround reduces panel joints and grout lines in the wall surface; the base and fixtures still need proper sealing and care. Compare physical wall samples beside your flooring and vanity before deciding.
Photos show design examples. Your local team will confirm available styles, finishes and accessories for your project.
Doors and Enclosures
Novara Plus enclosure
Glass doors show off your shower and keep the design open.
Alcove pivot door
A glass enclosure with a pivoting entrance for this shower layout.
Montreal enclosure
A glass shower enclosure shown with white walls and chrome fixtures.
Monaco bathtub door
A glass door designed around a bathtub rather than a walk-in shower.
The right door depends on your shower or tub, entry clearance and bathroom layout. Your consultant can help compare enclosure styles and metal finishes.
Photos show design examples. Your local team will confirm available styles, finishes and accessories for your project.
Shelves and Storage
Corner shelves
Keep shower essentials within reach without crowding your space.
Tower shelf
Several storage levels keep bottles together in the shower corner.
Soap dish
A compact place for soap and smaller everyday essentials.
Plan a place for the products you use every day. Corner shelves, tower storage and soap dishes help keep the wet area organized.
Photos show design examples. Your local team will confirm available styles, finishes and accessories for your project.
Showerheads and Fixtures
Fixed showerhead
A simple, coordinated option for your daily shower.
Handheld showerhead
A removable showerhead gives you more reach for rinsing and cleaning.
Adjustable slide bar
An adjustable holder lets you choose a comfortable showerhead position.
Coordinated controls
Choose fixtures and a finish that work together throughout your design.
Think about spray, reach and comfort, then choose a finish that works with the rest of your bathroom. Ask your consultant which combinations suit your design.
Photos show design examples. Your local team will confirm available styles, finishes and accessories for your project.
Grab Bars and Seating
Angled grab bar
Plan support where it is useful in your daily routine.
Horizontal grab bar
Plan an extra handhold at a height and position that suit your routine.
Vertical grab bar
Add a handhold where you enter or move around the shower.
Folding shower seat
A seat provides a place to sit and folds away when more room is needed.
Talk through how you enter, stand and move in the shower. Your team can help plan grab-bar placement and seating around your space and needs.
Photos show design examples. Your local team will confirm available styles, finishes and accessories for your project.
BRING YOUR IDEAS. WE’LL HELP WITH THE DETAILS.
Let’s find the right fit for your bathroom.
Bring a flooring or vanity sample, a photo of your bathroom in daylight and a short list of what you want to change. Our family has helped local homeowners plan these projects since Louie Mullikin opened our first office in 2003. We will help you compare the actual wall samples and explain which accessories fit your space. If real stone or hand-set tile is your priority, say so early. Acrylic has a different look and feel.
Schedule Consultation →What should you know before choosing Bath Fitter wall samples?
A photo is a starting point. Compare the physical finish, the material and the installed price before you make your choice.
Can I see wall samples before choosing a style?
Ask your local team to compare physical wall samples during your consultation. Bring a flooring or vanity sample if you have one. Confirm the styles available for your project before making a final selection.
Are the tile and White Marble designs real tile or marble?
No. The wall designs shown here are acrylic with different patterns and finishes. A tile-look pattern does not have the grout joints of individual tiles. If you want quarried stone or hand-set tile, compare those materials in person as well. Read our acrylic shower wall pros and cons before deciding.
Will a wall color look exactly like the website photo?
Lighting, screens and surrounding finishes can change how a color appears. View the physical sample beside your existing flooring, vanity and paint. Check it in daylight and under the bathroom lights. Ask which sample best represents the finished wall.
Do wall styles and accessories all cost the same?
Your selections can change the installed project price. Ask for an itemized comparison of the wall finish, door, fixtures, storage and seating you are considering. Our published pricing page explains current planning ranges and scope. You can also get a free instant estimate based on the options you choose.
Can I order free wall samples to be shipped to my home?
We have not listed a free sample-shipping offer on this page. Contact your local team about viewing samples and confirm any shipping availability or charges before ordering. A consultation lets you discuss the samples and your bathroom together.
Can I add a grab bar or seat to my current shower?
An installer needs to assess the wall system, support and placement first. A showerhead slide bar is not automatically a weight-bearing grab bar. Plan for the person who will use the space, including reach and entry clearance. Our aging-in-place shower guide covers more of those decisions.
From Columbia and Augusta to Little Rock and Oklahoma City, our local teams can help narrow the choices to what fits your bathroom. Bring the things you like, and tell us what does not work today. That is a useful place to start.
Next step: Get your free instant estimate or use Book Online to choose a consultation time.
Content reviewed October 22, 2026 by the Bath Fitter Fam Editorial Team. Product availability is confirmed locally.