Traditional Bottle Green Cloakroom in Surbiton
We designed this traditional cloakroom for our client. Who wanted a fun, colourful, and quirky design for both their bathroom and cloakroom. Whilst honouring the age of the property.
By combining classic touches, such as with the traditional style sanitary ware and contemporary versions of metro tiles by Porcelanosa and pattern tiles by Ca’Pietra, we created an up-to-date space. The cloakroom not only sits well with the traditional period of the property, but it is also an exciting room full of colour and vibrancy.
Category: Cloakrooms
The process
Bathroom Eleven installed completely new bathrooms in our en-suite and downstairs cloakroom, and the results are fantastic. Adam's design process captured our own ideas, but he added significant value to the end result, and was happy to take plenty of time to go through everything with any changes we wanted. The computer aided design images were really lifelike, which was helpful in deciding what to have, and they accurately reflected the end result.
Andy and Kev did a great job on the installation, and their workmanship was first rate. They had a great attention to detail, a focus on quality, and an incredible work ethic. They sought input whenever there were options at a detailed level, which we appreciated. Communications were very good, and the whole team was respectful of the COVID rules, and ensured cleanliness in the house during the installation process. We would thoroughly recommend Bathroom Eleven.
This traditional basin with a contemporary feel adds an elegance to the cloakroom. While the bottle green metro tiles contrast against the white ceramic, showcasing the tap and chrome bottle trap.
The pattern tiles by Ca’Pietra are complemented by the deep bottle green metro tiles by porcelanosa. Adding an interesting detail to the room.
The traditional high cistern ties design together. While allowing the room to feel spacious.