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LIVE24SEVEN // Property & Interiors Ripples Solihull HOW TO MAXIMISE SPACE IN A CLOAKROOM


Give a compact cloakroom a feeling of light and space with these clever design tricks from owner of Ripples in Solihull Lisa Hammond…


Starting with the sanitaryware, there are certain styles that are specifically designed with the cloakroom in mind. At Ripples, we also have a variety of compact models that are ergonomically designed in a smaller size and it goes without saying that wall-hung is the way to go. As well as creating an illusion of added floor space, it also makes it easier to clean around.


To complement the basin, look for smaller than standard basin mixers, which are in proportion to the basin itself. A single-lever tap keeps things simple but if you want to keep the basin surround completely clear, go for a wall-mounted mixer with a good spout reach over the basin. When it comes to flooring, a pale, neutral coloured tile will open up the space. Large format ceramic or porcelain tiles have fewer grout lines, which makes the room feel larger. For walls, keep it simple with a fresh lick of paint in a lighter shade and add interest with a feature tile area behind the basin. If you don’t mind bringing a splash of colour into the room, this is your chance to be brave with a bolder shade. It’s not a room that’s always on show but friends and family will be utilising it, so be brave with a “wow” colour and bring some personality into the space. For more ideas about redesigning your cloakroom, head to Ripples Solihull


1693-1695 High Street, Knowle, Solihull, West Midlands, B93 0LN Tel: 01564 730223


KSH CARPET & FLOORING


Looking for that exciting new carpet, why not call in to KSH Carpet & Flooring and browse the new flatweaves available from Weston Hammer and Fibre Flooring. Contemporary designs in subtle Khaki and grey tones that would give any room that wow factor.


Another new and exciting product is Panneau wooden wall panels; walls can be redefined with the application of Panneau wooden cladding made from recycled timber ranging from old industrial and farm buildings to reused wine casks.


Litchfield Safe LUXURY SAFES


We adore this small luxury safe, it’s so elegant and practical and looks simply stunning with its travelling trunk design. Commis- sioned to your own colour theme, you can choose how many internal drawers and watch winders you prefer. Using the finest materials to craft this unique masterpiece it would sit proudly in a bedroom, a dressing room or a study, anywhere where you can enjoy the look and feel of this little beauty that keeps your valuables safe and displayed beautifully.


Call in to our showroom, 18 Worcester Road, Bromsgrove. B61 7AE


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For more information contact Gail on 01543 268631 or www.lichfieldsafecentre.co.uk/luxury


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