CP Hart | RETAILER CASE STUDY
Bespoke SSI frameless glass was used for the shower to help it feel as open and spacious as possible
THE PROPERTY An old rectory within the beautiful Wiltshire countryside around Salisbury. This is one of six designed bathroom spaces within the property.
About CP Hart
Apart from the bath exterior and vanity unit in the client’s requested blue, CP Hart opted for neutral and calming colours to create a classic living space
The company was established 1937 by a south London builder, Charles Percival Hart. Together with his two sons, John and Tom, he built
in THE CLIENTS
A couple in their sixties who had embarked on a six-month renovation of their three-storey home. The project featured here is a bathroom designed for the gentleman of the house, who is an entrepreneur.
a thriving trade business through THE BRIEF depression, war and postwar austerity. Charles opened five stores along the old London Road for plumbers and builders, but eventually favoured by
all kinds of professional and retail clients. CP Hart set out to identify needs that had not been fulfilled in the bathroom industry and offer exclusive items that no one else has. It sources products directly from Europe and adapts them in its own workshop. It opened its own unique showroom under the arches in Waterloo in 1975.
items that no
The brief was to design a master en suite for use mainly by the gentleman of the house. The room was to be stylish but masculine, spacious but incorporating storage where possible. The client wanted space to showcase artwork, to give the room a soft feel, with minimal tiling. The design needed to be modern yet classic, with a nod to the period of the property.
CP Hart’s Audrey acrylic bath painted in Farrow and Ball’s Hague Blue colourway
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