When renovating a bathroom, many people opt to buy a bathroom suite rather than buying the components separately as this makes it easier to find items that all match one another and can also work out to be significantly cheaper. Finding a bathroom suite that will match with both the space available to it within the bathroom and the overall shape of the room, as well as with the home’s entire design can be difficult. There are so many different styles and brands of bathroom fixtures that can be purchased, it can make it all the more difficult to choose one. When this happens, it can be helpful to choose the one that immediately catches the eye. Frequently, this can be the best fit for an individual’s style and preferences. However, it is still important to remember function when choosing. For instance, modern bathroom suites inevitably function better than those from the 90s. Modern suites can be both elegant and stylish, and can increase a home’s overall beauty. There are five designs that have gained the most popularity in recent years-
1. Four-piece Bathroom Suite:
Most come with a bathroom pedestal, a basin, a cistern and a toilet pan with a seat. They come with either a bath or shower bath, usually with a bath panel. Most toilet seat heights can be altered in the design, and many modern toilets feature water saving dual flush systems and the option of a soft close seat. These tend to come in modern designs, although it is possible to find more classical pieces.
2. Polished Chrome Double Skinned Acrylic Bathroom Suite:
This style is perhaps the most classy and provides an elegant polished appearance and strength of material. Many consider it to be the most luxurious bathroom suite design. These are made of the most modern and durable of materials, and the high sheen and clean lines fit in a modern and luxurious bathroom.
3. Traditional Bathroom Suite:
This style is frequently constructed to be more contemporary and is popular in many different types of homes. It is also widely available and includes a chrome lever sistern, a basin that includes a tap hole, a pedestal, and a toilet seat. These usually have an Edwardian or Victorian appearance and are best complemented by traditionally shaped and designed taps, both for the bath and the basin.
4. Italian Specialty Suite:
These suites are known for their unique fine design and their sharp lines. They add a sense of exotic elegance to any home. Arguably they are not as practical in a family home, as they do tend to place a premium on design over functionality, but if you want your bathroom to make a strong statement then they can be the best choice for you.
5. Classic Bathroom Suite:
These suites are inspired by vintage bathroom suites and are very classic in appearance and construction. They are best for those who desire a traditional or vintage touch, without sacrificing any of the modern features that many of us now take for granted from our bathroom suites.
Emma Cub is a bathroom specialist writing for Liberty Bathrooms, who carry bathroom suites to suit all budgets.
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