INTERIORS project is viable.
In locations which incorporate a pitched roof, eaves or even reduced ceiling height, bespoke glass screens are available which can be cut to your exact dimensions; you will just need to allow some extra time for manufacture (generally four-six weeks).
UNIVERSAL ACCESSIBILITY The consequences of future proofing and multigenerational living have added an emphasis within the bathroom environment which a level-access wetroom installation lends itself perfectly to. Fitting a wetroom is a simple but
effective way to create a shower space that can be utilised by every kind of user, regardless of age or physical limitations. A wetroom provides an ideal walk-in showering space that is versatile, adaptable, and easy to maintain. It allows you to maximise your home’s long-term potential, accommodating family members or guests who may need to avoid a ‘step’ into the shower, who may use a shower seat or a wheelchair, or may require assisted showering. The addition of sleek, modern grab rails, and attractive, wall-mounted shower seating that can be folded away when not in use, ensure your wetroom is adaptable
and attractive, avoiding an ‘institutional’ look or feel.
BACK TO BLACK – INDUSTRIAL INSPIRATION The trend for industrially inspired design is continuing to gather mainstream traction; with the addition of black- framed wetroom panels or enclosures and co-ordinating black bathroom accessories still popular.
For homeowners keen to incorporate the black-framed shower panel trend into a contemporary shower space, a ‘Crittal-style’ shower screen can quickly and simply create a strong design statement. To ensure longevity for your black-framed screen, it is essential to research the properties of the individual design, as there are very many styles and qualities of these popular screens available. Co-ordinating decor options can vary
from sticking to a simple monochrome colour palette, black taps, and shower heads, to throwing in bold splashes of eye-catching, bright colour. To embrace the industrial style completely, opt for stylish black bathroom accessories, bathroom linen, or even a black heated towel rail.
Neil Whitehead is brand marketing manager at Impey
Wetrooms are an ideal showering solution for small or awkwardly shaped rooms – owing to the flexibility of design and the removal of a traditional bathtub or
immediately maximises your floor space
Access all areas with a Stiltz Homelift
A Stiltz Homelift is ideal for moving between the floors in your home.
Whether you’re renovating, extending or commencing an exciting new build, a Stiltz Homelift is the perfect future-proofing solution.
A Stiltz is compact, discreet and elegant and can be positioned almost anywhere in your home. Barn conversions and high-ceilinged properties are catered for too as a Stiltz Homelift travels up to 6 metres.
Thanks to a unique rail system and modular lift car design, installing a Stiltz Homelift is quick and simple. Stiltz work with you or your architect at any stage during planning or construction to help give your ideas and your lifestyle; the lift they need.
Call today for a brochure or to discuss your project in more detail.
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• Suitable for future-proofing
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