Ripples | RETAILER CASE STUDY MASTER EN SUITE
Alcove shelving built into the cavity wall is the perfect spot for the client to showcase her most prized products
About Ripples
Founded in 1988 by Roger and Sandra Kyme, Ripples is an award-winning bathroom retailer
renowned for its bespoke designs. Since its first showroom opened in Bath over 30 years ago, Ripples has franchised its business and now has a portfolio of 13 showrooms throughout the UK. Ripples offers a truly tailored bathroom service, from product sourcing and design consultancy, through to installation from trusted local suppliers.
This deep, luxurious boat bath was colour- matched to the vanity unit and mirror, tying the scheme together
patterned accent, adding an element of fun that continues throughout the home.
Cloakroom
The client was keen to keep the cloakroom fairly simple. However, being the room that everyone will use when they visit, it also had to look the part. Being a cloakroom, we were fairly restricted on space, which meant we had to think really cleverly about the position of the basin and loo.
As you approach the cloakroom, which comes off the utility and kitchen area, we decided to position the basin so it’s the only piece you see when the door is left open. To make the most of the compact space, an almost seamless floor-to-ceiling design was chosen to help trick the eye into thinking the room is bigger than it really is.
Inspired by warm, earthy tones, Jo paired rustic terracotta floor tiles with cinnamon-coloured, glazed tiles on the wall to create an inviting space. The client spotted the concrete, grey basin and instantly fell in love with it. Its distinguished pinstripe pattern, curved corners and integrated splashback made it a striking addition to the cloakroom and the added brushed brass metalware added a wow factor to blow guests away.
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