It’s so unclear  you ask when all you’re really seeking for is often a washbasin and toilet? You just wait to see! Also, don’t forget that, if you have enough room, you can add to the value of your home by adding a shower plus some storage space facilities into a cloakroom too.

But, we’re getting in front of ourselves here! We’ve already stated there is astonishing choice of cloakroom furniture that abounds and can be purchased easily, so perhaps your first priority is to find your path throughout the cloakroom suite maze.

The basics are, naturally, budget and dimensions. You will discover cloakroom suites for rooms of almost any dimension but it really won’t harm to abide by the old rule to ‘measure twice and cut once.’ In relation to budget, don’t forget the money necessary for installation; if you possibly could fit the cloakroom suite yourself  you will have a whole lot more money to use with with regards to choosing the suite itself.

The next aspect to consider is design and style – are you a traditionalist or maybe a modernist? Whichever of the terms applies, there are a lot of cloakroom suites nowadays to fit your particular bill.

Traditionally designed cloakroom suites typically are rounded in shape or have curved sides. Absolutely nothing is ’shocking’ – all is really as it should be, with pedestal mounts and traditional good looks.

Current day, contemporary designed cloakroom suites can become something of an eye-opener, plus they might also be particularly useful where an area is small, which explains almost certainly why they sell so well. Toilets and hand basins forgo the pedestal and are hung from your wall, positioned on existing surfaces, or on adequate pieces of furniture. Taps are either lever style or also wall mounted. Styles tend towards the angular, even though usually there are some beautiful cloakroom suites that can be bought that combine curves with minimalism to outstanding outcome.

Whatever you are doing and what ever your style choice, bear in mind when all is said and done you are designing an area that should be practical as well as beautiful.

What makes it’s so difficult, you may well ask, when all you’re really searching for is really a washbasin and toilet? You simply wait and see! Also, bear in mind that, for people with enough room, you can add towards the price of your home by installing a shower and a few storage facilities into your cloakroom too.

But, we’re getting ahead of ourselves here! We’ve already stated the astonishing choice of cloakroom furniture that abounds out there, so perhaps your first priority is to find your path throughout the cloakroom suite maze.

The basic principles are, naturally, budget and dimensions. There are various cloakroom suites for rooms of any kind of dimension nevertheless it really won’t harm to abide by the old rule to ‘measure twice and cut once.’ On the subject of budget, do keep in mind the cost of installation; if you possibly could fit the cloakroom suite yourself, you will have much more additional money to play with in the case of choosing the suite itself.

Other concern is design – are you a traditionalist or a modernist? Whichever ever of the terms applies, there are many cloakroom suites available to fit your particular bill.

Traditionally designed cloakroom suites commonly are rounded in form or have curved sides. Absolutely nothing is ’shocking’ – all is as it should be, with pedestal mounts and traditional good looks.

Cutting-edge, modern fabricated cloakroom suites could in fact be something of an eye-opener, plus they may also be extremely beneficial where space is minimal, which explains most certainly why they sell so well. Toilets and hand basins forgo the pedestal and so are hung against the wall, put on existing surfaces, or on adequate furniture pieces. Taps can be lever style or also wall mounted. Designs tend towards the angular, although there are many beautiful cloakroom suites available for purchase that put together curves with minimalism to amazing outcome.

Whatever you choose to do and what ever your style choice, remember that when all has been said and done you’re styling a place that should be useful in addition to beautiful.

Milano Bermuda One Tap Hole Cloakroom

£145.00

The basics of good cloakroom suites involve budget as well as dimensions. Fortunately, these suites are available for almost every dimension, and following the rule of measuring twice and cutting once will prove to be very useful.

The budget should revolve around installation costs and in order to spend less, why not consider installing the cloakroom on your own?

Stylish cloakroom suites are easy to create and require having the right tastes that in turn will help in deciding what needs to be included and what should be excluded. In any case, two styles are most often used, which include contemporary and traditional styles. In the case of traditional style cloakrooms, these are very popular and usually involve using furniture items that are curved and which have round edges. Toilets and the basins are often chosen as items with pedestals and these are normally colored white or cream.

For contemporary style cloakrooms, these can prove to be very beautiful and at the same time they can be functional. Contemporary styles are also ideal options when space is limited, which is why many people opt for this style. It requires dispensing with washbasin and toilet pedestals and instead, the washbasin and toilet can be mounted on the wall and even placed on available surfaces. Another option is to put them on any item of suitable furniture.

Taps should be wall mounted and must be of lever type and their shapes are generally more angular, but for added beauty, the right shape would one that is curvaceous and which is minimalistic. Whether you opt for traditional style or contemporary cloakrooms, the main issue that needs to be addressed is ensuring that everything in the cloakroom is very functional. The right option is in fact to combine function with form as this will provide the best results.

In regard to creating a cloakroom that is luxurious, it only requires hanging sanitary ware from the walls as this helps in freeing up space and at the same time creates a more modern looking cloakroom. Also, it pays to make full use of cloakroom furniture such as vanity and back to the wall toilet which will make the cloakroom look more compact. Using coat hooks or even a hat stand can help to create a nice design while adding stylish mirrors and towel rails made from chrome will compliment the cloakroom admirably well.

Cloakroom suites are not so hard to create but it will require doing more than using normal bathroom designs. Because space is usually limited, it does require making use of every design trick so as to maximize space that with the help of the tips mentioned above can help in achieving desirable results.

View our entire cloakroom suite range

How can it be so confusing, you ask, when all you’re really looking for is a washbasin and toilet?  You just wait and see!  Also, don’t forget that, if you have enough space, you can add to the value of your property by installing a shower and some storage facilities to the cloakroom too.

Let’s get back to the basics, though, and think in terms of the essentials first.

The very first things you need to consider when planning your cloakroom are budget and the amount of space you have available.  If you are skilled enough to install the cloakroom suite yourself, that’s great, but if you are in any doubt it pays to employ a professional.  Don’t forget to factor the cost of installation into your budget.

Next consideration is style – are you a traditionalist or a modernist?  Whichever of these terms applies, there are plenty of cloakroom suites out there to fit your particular bill.

Traditionally styled cloakroom suites generally are rounded in shape or have curved edges.  There’s nothing ’shocking’ – all is as it should be, with pedestal mounts and classic good looks.

Contemporary cloakroom suites throw that entire specification up into the air!  You will find rectangular basins (and indeed toilets) with flattened, angular edges.  The pedestal has been vanquished and basins and toilets are wall-hung; taps are operated by the use of levers or they are wall mounted and there seems to be no connection between the cistern and the lavatory bowl.  Contemporary suites are very popular, possibly because the minimalist lines look better in confined spaces.

Whatever you do and whatever your style choice, remember that when all is said and done you are designing a room that needs to be functional as well as good looking.

View our full cloakroom suites range

If you find yourself thinking that choosing simple sanitary ware such as a hand washbasin and toilet, well, perhaps it is.  But have you considered how the addition of a shower and storage facilities (if you have enough space) could positively affect the value of your home?

But, we’re getting ahead of ourselves here!  We’ve already mentioned the astonishing choice of cloakroom furniture that abounds on the market, so perhaps your first priority is to find your way through the cloakroom suite maze.

The very first things you need to consider when planning your cloakroom are budget and the amount of space you have available.  If you are skilled enough to install the cloakroom suite yourself, that’s great, but if you are in any doubt it pays to employ a professional.  Don’t forget to factor the cost of installation into your budget.

Style is such a personal thing but the truth of the matter is that your choices really boil down to traditional or contemporary.  Whichever side of the traditionalist fence you fall, there will be something out there to suit.

Traditionally styled cloakroom suites generally are rounded in shape or have curved edges.  There’s nothing ’shocking’ – all is as it should be, with pedestal mounts and classic good looks.

Contemporary, modern styled cloakroom suites can be something of an eye-opener, and they can also be particularly useful where space is limited, which is probably why they sell so well. Toilets and hand basins forgo the pedestal and are hung from the wall, placed on existing surfaces, or on suitable pieces of furniture.  Taps are either lever style or also wall mounted.  Shapes tend towards the angular, although there are some beautiful cloakroom suites available that combine curves with minimalism to great effect.

Whatever your style choice, be it contemporary or strictly classical, the major point to remember is that the room you are styling must, above all, be functional.  This is the time to strive for that most elusive of blends – the combination of form with function.

View our full cloakroom suites range

Milano Compact Suite with 760 Bi-Fold

£549.00

The right kind of cloakroom suites need not be very elaborate as it is sufficient to do a few basic things right which basically involve setting a budget and deciding on dimensions. The good news is that such suites are readily available for every different dimension and it only requires measuring twice and then cutting once which will help to get the required results.

The budget should revolve around installation costs and in order to spend less, why not consider installing the cloakroom on your own?

Choosing more stylish cloakroom suites is another option that will to a large extent, depend on the home owners personal style and taste. Even then, there are two styles that most people will pick from and these include the traditional and the contemporary styles. If a traditional style is chosen, then the bathroom furniture items need to be curved and these should also sport rounded edges. And, the toilets and basins will normally be supported by pedestals, while the best colors for such items will be either white or cream.

For contemporary style cloakrooms, these can prove to be very beautiful and at the same time they can be functional. Contemporary styles are also ideal options when space is limited, which is why many people opt for this style. It requires dispensing with washbasin and toilet pedestals and instead, the washbasin and toilet can be mounted on the wall and even placed on available surfaces. Another option is to put them on any item of suitable furniture.

Taps should be wall mounted and must be of lever type and their shapes are generally more angular, but for added beauty, the right shape would one that is curvaceous and which is minimalistic. Whether you opt for traditional style or contemporary cloakrooms, the main issue that needs to be addressed is ensuring that everything in the cloakroom is very functional. The right option is in fact to combine function with form as this will provide the best results.

It is also possible to create more luxurious cloakroom suites which mainly require hanging the sanitary ware from walls to ensure that more space can be freed up, and it will also help to make the cloakroom look very modern. In addition, making best use of cloakroom furniture is a good idea and requires using vanity and toilets (back to the wall type) which help in making the cloakroom look more compact and neat. Furthermore, it pays to use coat hooks and hat stands that will look nice and by adding fancy mirrors and the right towel rails (chrome) it is possible to create a truly wonderful cloakroom.

Cloakroom suites are not so hard to create but it will require doing more than using normal bathroom designs. Because space is usually limited, it does require making use of every design trick so as to maximize space that with the help of the tips mentioned above can help in achieving desirable results.

View our full cloakroom suites range

At the most basic, all you need is a toilet and washbasin although, if you have a fair amount of space available, it wouldn’t hurt your property value to add a shower and storage.

Let’s get back to the basics, though, and think in terms of the essentials first.

The very first things you need to consider when planning your cloakroom are budget and the amount of space you have available.  If you are skilled enough to install the cloakroom suite yourself, that’s great, but if you are in any doubt it pays to employ a professional.  Don’t forget to factor the cost of installation into your budget.

Next consideration is style – are you a traditionalist or a modernist?  Whichever of these terms applies, there are plenty of cloakroom suites out there to fit your particular bill.

If you’re a traditionalist, you will be drawn to bathroom furniture with curves and rounded edges.  Toilets and basins will be supported by pedestals and white or cream will probably be the order of the day.

Contemporary, modern styled cloakroom suites can be something of an eye-opener, and they can also be particularly useful where space is limited, which is probably why they sell so well. Toilets and hand basins forgo the pedestal and are hung from the wall, placed on existing surfaces, or on suitable pieces of furniture.  Taps are either lever style or also wall mounted.  Shapes tend towards the angular, although there are some beautiful cloakroom suites available that combine curves with minimalism to great effect.

Whatever your style choice, be it contemporary or strictly classical, the major point to remember is that the room you are styling must, above all, be functional.  This is the time to strive for that most elusive of blends – the combination of form with function.

View our full cloakroom suites range

At the most basic, all you need is a toilet and washbasin although, if you have a fair amount of space available, it wouldn’t hurt your property value to add a shower and storage.

Let’s get back to the basics, though, and think in terms of the essentials first.

There are two major considerations that cannot be overlooked – the budget you have available and the space you have to fill. And don’t forget to factor in installation! If you have a fair command of DIY techniques, it might be that you can install the new cloakroom suite, thereby saving money or increasing the cost of what you can afford in terms of sanitary fittings and dcor.

Next consideration is style – are you a traditionalist or a modernist? Whichever of these terms applies, there are plenty of cloakroom suites out there to fit your particular bill.

If your home is traditionally styled, then it stands to reason that your cloakroom should follow along the same lines. So you’ll be looking at pedestal mounted basin and toilet, curved lines and gently rounded edges. Simple, classic good looks and old-fashioned comfort will be the order of the day.

If, however, your personal style is more contemporary, you should be thinking more in terms of wall hung basins and toilets – with no old-fashioned pedestals. Modern lines are angular and sleek; taps are wall-mounted or lever-operated and cisterns and toilet pans are seemingly unconnected! Some washbasins are simply mounted on existing pieces of furniture. The beauty of modernity is that it fits into smaller spaces, which is possibly why contemporary cloakroom suites are so popular.

Whatever your style choice, be it contemporary or strictly classical, the major point to remember is that the room you are styling must, above all, be functional. This is the time to strive for that most elusive of blends – the combination of form with function.

View our full cloakroom suites range

The Phoenix Morley and Cube furniture cloakroom suite is ideal for smaller spaces. The floor mounted furniture unit is supplied with a soft close door for ease of use. The unit has a width of 450mm and projects just 250mm (about 10 inches) from the wall, which makes it perfect for cloakrooms. It is supplied already built so it should be nice and easy to install. The modern rectangular pottery basin fits perfectly on the furniture unit to create a very contemporary look. The Morley toilet is supplied with a soft close seat and chrome cistern flush. It projects just 610mm (about 24 inches) front to back, which is a great size for a cloakroom or en-suite. We have included a Phoenix AR basin tap, which complements this basin and furniture. We have included a spring waste, which means you have no worries over whether a pop up waste will work properly on this smaller basin.

£380.00 | Cloakroom Suites |

Description Jacuzzi Republic JSEREP501 Soft Close Seat & Cover. As more and more of us embrace city living and more compact homes in general, so the Jacuzzi design team has created new solutions with the Republic suite for smaller bathrooms, en-suites and cloakrooms. Colour: White

£96.00 | Cloakroom Suites |