What makes a Traditional Bathroom

Clawfoot and roll-top tubs are iconic features of traditional bathrooms, epitomizing elegance and sophistication. Clawfoot baths evoke 19th-century luxury, while roll-top baths, have sleek curves and bring a refined charm.

Pedestal basins are ideal for small spaces, offering a compact alternative to vanity units. These basins are paired with classic pillar taps in gold or nickel for an authentic period look.

With their elevated cisterns and pull-chain flushes, high-level WCs add a nostalgic character to bathrooms. For a subtle approach, close-coupled WCs, where the cistern connects directly to the bowl, are an alternative option.

Wooden panelling adds depth & texture to a bathroom. Painted in shades like duck egg, sage green, or off-white, it complements freestanding. Darker tones used as accents help to keep the space feeling open.

Cloakrooms are perfect for bold traditional design elements. Chequerboard flooring and splashbacks with period patterns create a dynamic look. Enhance the aesthetic with a vanity basin, an ornate mirror, and gold pillar taps for a touch of vintage luxury.