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108 SHOPFRONT PROMOTION


CLASSICAL Inspiration


“To create something original, you must first fully understand the past”. This statement is key to


the Catchpole & Rye ethos, a business built around a passion for antique baths and sanitaryware – and a desire to preserve the craftsmanship that went into their creation


sanitaryware, exporting classical inspiration all over the world.


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The story begins with founder, Tony O’Donnell, an expert in bathroom antiques. With a passion to sell, restore, and maintain, the firm started to make original copies, staying true to the traditional methods used historically. Still equipped with a desire to preserve the beauty of antique baths, this thread of passion runs through their current collection, of which we’ve highlighted just a few... The Saracen bath is based on an early 19th century bath manufactured in Lyon whilst the Sentinel canopy bath is a stunning replica based on an Edwardian design – a piece boasting original style, with the added benefit of modern engineering to ensure the most luxurious bathing and showering experience. Some of Catchpole & Rye’s designs


are born as a result of a specific find. The Kinross marble washstand was originally commissioned for a stately home in Scotland and was based on an original Shanks & Co basin that had been found in the basement. Catchpole & Rye’s pieces are a result of a fascinating history of bathroom trends. Take the La Cage for example, inspired by a 19th century French original and made


sing replicas of French designs, bathroom company and iconic brand, Catchpole & Rye, creates and handcrafts luxury


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entirely from brass pipework. In the Victorian era, cage showers like this one were sold more for their perceived therapeutic benefits than as luxury products. For those looking


SOME OF CATCHPOLE & RYE’S DESIGNS ARE BORN AS A RESULT OF A SPECIFIC FIND


to introduce period flair to their homes, attention to detail is everything. Some of the handcrafted bathroom accessories that will add an authentic feel include La Loire


(19th century France) or The English (classic Edwardian) tap heads. Catchpole & Rye designs combine historical authenticity with modern-day functionality, making


them the perfect choice for homeowners who want a classical aesthetic without losing any of the comfort or luxury we expect of a contemporary bathroom.


For more information, call Catchpole & Rye’s Tunbridge Wells showroom on 01892 526996 or visit www.catchpoleandrye.com


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