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How to design a modern cloakroom suite

If you have space under the stairs to create a small cloakroom suite and the rest of your interior design is a contemporary theme you’ll probably want to design a cloakroom which matches this style. Using modern bathroom products and accessories you can easily achieve a stylish and modern looking cloakroom.

Cloakroom Tiles:

Designing a cloakroom suite with tiles if you’re wanting to create a modern theme is a very good idea. Whereas painting the cloakroom with bold colors may add a touch of vibrancy, designing with modern cloakroom tiles is sure to give the room a contemporary feel. Use dark colors like grey and cobalt to create a mens cloakroom design, ideal for bachelor pads.

Basins and Toilets:

Choose wall-hung basins and toilets for a modern effect. Such items are more compact than traditional sanitaryware and their minimalist designs make them perfect for the modern cloakroom. Use modern single lever basin mixers to continue that minimal theme.

Flooring:

If you’re using wall tiles in the cloakroom why not go the whole way and have matching floor tiles? Other modern solutions which can be more economical is wooden flooring, laminate flooring and swiftlock flooring.

Accessories:

Finish the design off with eye-catching accessories – towels and flannels to match the rest of the design. Toilet roll holders, toilet brush and soap dishes in chrome are a great addition to any modern bathroom or cloakroom.

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Bathroom and cloakroom ideas for 2010

A collection of stunning modern bathroom suites of 2010. Look out for the small bathroom styles and cloakroom suites to gain inspiration for your new cloakroom designs.

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How to create a classical cloakroom design

classical cloakroom

Traditionally, classical style basins and toilets are rather space-consuming. They tend to be grand and wide, therefore take up far too much space to be suitable for a small cloakroom design, especially if one is renovating the small space beneath the stairs.

In recent years though more and more bathroom manufacturers are designing with the small cloakroom mind, and we are now seeing more and more smaller, compact basins and toilets in a classical style which fit neatly into a small area.

We define the classical style by the intricately carved features, the ornate stepped effect which has always been popular with old generations who prefer a more refined and timeless design.

If you’re renovating under the stairs into a downstairs cloakroom suite you will obviously want it to match the hallway outside and the rest of the interior design, so if the rest of the house leans towards a classical theme designing the cloakroom in the same manner is a must.

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