Bathroom Suites

When designing a bathroom suite, you can find yourself trawling the internet, visiting showrooms, and watching TV shows about interior design just to find some inspiration.With such a vast range of contrasting designs; from the weird and wonderful to traditional and contemporary, it can be hard to settle on a particular design for your bathroom or en suite bathroom. Knowing that your fitted furniture can’t be changed at the drop of a hat like furniture in the rest of the home means that making the right decision the first time around is important.

Bathroom Suite Ideas 

With so many styles on offer, including designer bathroom suites, small bathroom suites, luxury bathroom suites and more – it can be easy to get overwhelmed and lose focus when trying to decide on one overall cohesive design. That’s why the best place to start is by deciding on one firm theme for your bathroom suite. From modern bathroom suites to more traditional bathroom suites – suiting your current décor is key. For example, if you have minimalist décor in your living space, a trip back to 19th century England with a traditional bathroom suite might not be the best option for you. Contemporary bathroom suites are popular choices for many people looking for designs that offer timeless appeal, but how do you know what will last? 

Set your budget for your bathroom suite before your start your search. But always remember buying a budget bathroom suite is fine just make sure its not just a cheap bathroom suite which will only last a short time and will need to be replaced.  Instead look out for your online bathroom shops that also have showrooms. Its well worth visitng the shop and seeing the suites and feel the quaility and of course check out the in bathroom shop discounted prices for the top quality suite that will last ten years instead of two.  You may simple want a white suite but the latest trends are black grey woodgrain or even a mix of woodgrain and a high gloss grey. Theres plenty of colour options available with in our complete bathroom suite collection. 

With over 30 years in the bathroom trade, we know how valuable your bathroom is.

As an alternative to purchasing independent products, our range of complete bathroom designs are a simple and effective way of achieving bathroom excellence.

All of our bathroom suites are fine-tuned to create style, balance and usability, offering sleek style as well as a number of practical benefits. Whether you are looking to decorate a larger bathroom, or are planning on glamorising a luxury ensuite, we’ll definitely have something for you.

As it stands, our portfolio of suites include complete bathroom suites, toilet, basin and pedestal suites, cloakroom and small bathroom suites, and fitted furniture suites, so we're confident we'll be able to satisfy your needs no matter what they are.

The Right Bathroom Suite for Your Home

The bathroom is a room you visit more than once a day, every day. Which is why it’s important to create a bathroom that you find both practically satisfying and aesthetically pleasing.

Usually co-ordinated around the rest of your home's decoration, your bathroom should be bespoke to your home.  So whether you’re looking for a minimalist theme or you’re in pursuit of something more traditional, buy a suite that fits into your home like a hand-in-glove.

Functionality

Another important factor is knowing what you need your suite to do. Once you’re aware of what its function will be, you'll know what you need.

Our range of bathroom room suites come with a number of options, and can be tailor-fitted to your exact requirements. So whether you have a large family and are need of extra storage space, or you’re insistent on having a wider worktop for your toiletries, Bathroom City has what you need.  

For customers actively looking to refresh their entire bathroom suite, our range of complete bathroom suites are perhaps the best option. Buying a complete bathroom suite creates the option for a fresh start, providing the chance to reinvent the bathroom in its entirety.

How Will Your Bathroom Suite Be Used?

With so many styles on offer, including designer bathroom suites, small bathroom suites, luxury bathroom suites and more – it can be easy to get overwhelmed and lose focus when trying to decide on one overall cohesive design. That’s why the best place to start is by deciding on one firm theme for your bathroom suite. From modern bathroom suites to more traditional bathroom suites – suiting your current décor is key. For example, if you have minimalist décor in your living space, a trip back to 19th century England with a traditional bathroom suite might not be the best option for you. Contemporary bathroom suites are popular choices for many people looking for designs that offer timeless appeal, but how do you know what will last?

Begin by outlining the way you intend to use your room as this will determine what bathroom furniture you will need to install. Where there isn’t room for a bath and separate shower, shower bath suites are a good option. If you prefer showers, then it could be worth considering avoiding a bath altogether and installing a luxury walk in shower or wet room.

Modern and Minimal Bathroom Suites that Invigorate Your Home.

Typically associated with newer properties, modern bathroom suites create a contemporary feel through their simple, minimal and streamlined designs. These designs truly invigorate your bathroom experience, adding a sleek and fresh feel to it.

 Like we've said, the benefits of a modern bathroom suite stem from their ability to make less seem like more. But that's not their only plus. Contemporary styled bathroom suites are considered more of a financial asset because they make a property easier to sell.

Traditional Bathroom Designs That Create Timeless Appeal

Traditional bathroom designs combine modern engineering with classical decoration, and are popular amongst customers because of their timeless appeal.

A bathroom suites is a long-term purchase, and is designed to be in your home for over a decade. Investing in a traditional bathroom design means that you can assured  your bathroom will be just as appealing for years to come.

Bridging the Gap between Traditional and Contemporary Bathroom Suite designs

There are hundreds of modern bathroom suites currently available – whether you’re looking for cutting edge or minimalist chic – so it’s best to choose a bathroom design that will last well into the future without losing its appeal.

Some trends can age badly, and before you know it you'll find yourself spending more money on another renovation. A great way to avoid this issue is to choose bathroom features that combine old and new, providing a balance of timeless tradition with a contemporary twist.

Sticking to the basics can be boring. Finding bathroom furniture that combines subtle traditional elements with contemporary touches is a great way of developing a modern bathroom suite that won’t require a dramatic renovation after a few years.

When designing a bathroom suite, you can find yourself trawling the internet, visiting showrooms, and watching TV shows about interior design just to find some inspiration.With such a vast range of contrasting designs; from the weird and wonderful to traditional and contemporary, it can be hard to settle on a particular design for your bathroom or en suite bathroom. Knowing that your fitted furniture can’t be changed at the drop of a hat like furniture in the rest of the home means that making the right decision the first time around is important.

From updating small bathroom suites to creating one from scratch, careful planning is essential to make the most of the available space. Getting the layout right is the all-important first step in maximising the limited space you have.

When planning the layout, first consider the view for the door, especially in en suite bathrooms where the doorway opens into the bedroom. You may want to consider hiding the toilet from initial sight behind the door for a more practical and aesthetic approach.

Windows can also dictate the layout position of the bath or wash basin to best appreciate any available views. Ensure there is adequate space around each fitting for comfortable use, and pay attention to the swing of shower or bathroom cupboard doors.