Cloakrooms & En-Suites
The Resurgence of Traditional Cloakrooms
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Comment by Adam Mosely Director, Crapper & Co Ltd
he cloakroom is seeing a resurgence, especially with traditional decorating schemes, incorporating period furnishings and fittings. From the WC and accessories to the washbasin and taps, they all help to create a timeless look that will make a real impression with guests. As homes get smaller, the area devoted to the cloakroom can often be limited, but period fittings have been developed to utilise the room to its maximum potential helping to create the illusion of space without compromising on quality. The cloakroom has become a space where consumers feel they can truly express their personality; the design of the cloakroom has become even more important as it is the toilet most often used by guests. People are more willing to invest in quality bathroom products that are timeless, classic and help to reflect their own individual style. From displaying personal touches such as family pictures, to
books, art work and magazines, the traditional aesthetic allows full flexibility and adds an element of luxury to an otherwise confined space. The trend of personalisation is especially common in the cloakroom, allowing consumers to make a mark on their home that will withstand the test of time. Thomas Crapper cast cisterns can be personalised with a family or house name for that extra finishing touch.
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Thomas Crapper Predicts No Break with Tradition
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reating a traditional scheme in the cloakroom or downstairs WC could not be easier with a wide variety of high quality, period bathroom fittings available from Thomas Crapper. As the leader in British- made period sanitaryware, Thomas Crapper & Co continues to develop a range of Victorian and Edwardian bathroom fittings that are ideal for creating this look. The new ranges have been developed using the highest quality materials and traditional manufacturing techniques but incorporating advances in technology to suit modern plumbing practices without affecting the integrity of the product.
The high-level and low-level cast cisterns are ideal for cloakrooms as they are the epitome of traditional style, based as they are on original samples from our archive collection. All Thomas Crapper cast cisterns can be personalised with any initials or name and are also available powder-coated in a choice of three colours to help simplify the decorating choices. The washbasins are all crafted from the finest ceramic material and can be installed on elegant washstands, or purpose made cast brackets, which help to create the illusion of space. They can also be paired with the new Regent furniture range for added storage options in the bathroom or cloakroom. We have also developed a beautiful, compact washbasin, designed with smaller cloakrooms in mind, it looks especially elegant when finished with our polished brass taps.
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