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Contemporary

This style features modern suites, materials, fittings, subtle colours, and ample open space. Sleek lines, minimalist design, and high-quality materials like glass and stainless steel create a sophisticated, clean look. Neutral tones dominate, with stylish lighting enhancing the ambience.

Farmhouse

A classic design characterised by white wood panels, light-coloured walls and floors, and traditional suites and taps. It blends rustic charm with modern comforts, using natural materials, vintage-style fixtures, and soft, neutral colours for a warm, inviting space.

Metro

Inspired by underground metro tiles, this style combines metro tiles with modern suites and fixtures. The distinctive rectangular tiles, often arranged in a brickwork pattern, are paired with chrome fixtures and sleek vanity units for a clean, urban look.

Modern

This design uses the latest fashion materials and suites, often with sharp, square edges. It features open layouts, concrete, glass, and high-gloss finishes, with integrated technology like digital showers. Monochromatic schemes with bold accents create a sleek appearance.

Scandinavian

White suites, walls, floors, and furniture create a clean, spacious impression. Using light wood finishes and minimalist design, Scandinavian bathrooms emphasise functionality and simplicity. Natural light and strategic lighting enhance the sense of space and serenity.

Traditional

Rounded suites, taps, tiles, glass, and sometimes wood panelling create a classic, timeless look. Features include clawfoot bathtubs, pedestal sinks, and vintage-style fixtures. Soft, muted colour palettes and decorative elements evoke a sense of nostalgia and elegance.

Victorian

Featuring black and white tiles and traditional suites, including high cistern toilets, this style nods to the elegance of the Victorian era. Ornate fixtures, deep colours, and decorative elements like stained glass and chandeliers enhance its historical charm.

Industrial

Inspired by urban lofts and old factories, the industrial style uses raw, unfinished materials like exposed brick, concrete, and metal. The colour palette tends to include greys, blacks, and whites. This style is a bold, edgy look.

Coastal

Brings the beach to your bathroom with light, airy colours such as whites, blues, and sandy tones. Materials often include driftwood, sea glass, and natural stone. Fixtures and decor can feature nautical elements, evoking a relaxing seaside feel.

Shabby Chic

A shabby chic bathroom features distressed furniture, vintage fixtures, pastel colours, and floral patterns. The design combines elegance and rustic charm, creating a cosy, feminine, and nostalgic space.

Minimalist

Minimalist bathrooms focus on simplicity and functionality. They feature clean lines, a neutral colour palette, and minimal decor. The emphasis is on open space and uncluttered surfaces, often incorporating sleek, modern fixtures.

Rustic

Rustic bathrooms incorporate natural materials like wood, stone, and metal, creating a warm, inviting atmosphere. This style often features distressed finishes and earthy colours, evoking a sense of country living.

Art Deco

Art Deco bathrooms are glamorous and sophisticated, characterised by bold geometric patterns, luxurious materials like marble and chrome, and rich colours like black, gold, and deep jewel tones. This style often includes ornate mirrors and light fixtures.

Mediterranean

Mediterranean bathrooms use warm colours, textured walls, and natural materials like terracotta and wrought iron. This style often features decorative tiles, arched doorways, and rustic wooden beams.

Transitional

Transitional bathrooms blend traditional and contemporary elements, offering a balanced and timeless look. This style features classic fixtures with modern finishes in neutral colours and a mix of textures and materials.

Eco-Friendly

Eco-friendly bathrooms prioritise sustainability, using materials and fixtures that are environmentally responsible. This style often includes recycled or reclaimed materials, water-saving fixtures, and natural, non-toxic finishes.

These are just a few examples of the styles we can achieve. There are no hard and fast rules, but bathroom tiles can be combined to create a unique look that reflects your personality and taste.

Choosing Bathroom Materials

Tiles are preferred for bathroom walls and floors due to their durability and ease of cleaning. However, some bathrooms may benefit from alternative materials like PVC panels and vinyl floor tiles. The choice of materials will depend on the style and look you want to achieve in your bathroom. Our fitter will guide you through all material options.

Selecting The Perfect Bathroom Suite

Bathroom suites, which include the bath, basin, toilet, and sometimes a shower enclosure and furniture, come in various designs and sizes to accommodate any space. Whether you have a compact or spacious bathroom, we can find the perfect suite to fit your bathroom. We aim to ensure that every bathroom element is functional and stylish.

Fixtures & Fittings

Taps, showers, radiators, lighting, and storage options are essential to your bathroom’s overall look and functionality. Numerous options allow you to customise your space to match your style and your home’s heating and hot water system. Heated towel rails add warmth and convenience, while underfloor heating can provide a luxurious touch.

Get A Free No-Obligation Survey & Quote

Please contact us to book your free no-obligation survey and quote undertaken by our bathroom fitter.

Call – 01986 805020

Email – info@clearwaterplumbers.co.uk