One element which we often get asked, and in fact is regularly overlooked by our clients is what to fit on the bathroom windows. After using and building-in a range of design solutions for widows we have settled on almost exclusively utilising window shutters as the choice bathroom window fixture. There are a number of reasons for this, however mainly when we use hard wood bathroom shutters from our suppliers they will always be made of durable solid wood which provides basic waterproof bathroom shutters when using out of direct spray areas, but within highly humid zones. Ideal for wet environments and stylish to boot.

When correctly treated hardwood gives a brilliant water resistant finish and we find our clients are really responsive to having adjustable louver shutters inside their bathrooms as this gives us a perfect way of controlling all important privacy in the bathroom without having limp or damp curtains. Interior bathroom plantation shutters give a clean finish for this type of room, take up very little extra space when this is generally at a premium in small rooms like the bathroom. Simply twisting the slats on the shutters for bathroom windows will adjust the light, create a screen, provide privacy and be waterproof enough for any out of direct spray areas.

We’ve used this type of window covering for modern bathrooms where we have implement glass basins and walk in shower units, as well as classic Victorian style rooms with gold guilt fixtures and long chains. Interior shutters work well with such a broad range of styles for the bathroom that we can only recommend them strongly and say so to all of our clients. If you want to get a feel for how they look try any of the links in this article and you will see which ones work best for your home bathroom environment. Please do contact us with any specific room questions, general interior design questions or comments about our work and we will be only too happy to entertain your ideas. For another bathroom window shutter example from B&Q click here.

Get more ideas and resources for your intended bathroom design here at Channel 4 bathrooms page, it’s a great resource for hunting out more ideas before you speak to us about designing your perfect bathroom.

The impact this will have on the designs we provide ensures that we are always conscious of working to best practices, ensuring customer satisfaction as well as keeping abreast of the delivery of information to press. With our larger new homes and extension clients where we will often work as an outsourced solution GRP Dentil ensure clients receive the right kind of exposure for their building projects. We will respect where possible our clients right to privacy and extend this to the media where coverage is inappropriate for domestic situations. Our designs regularly receive press because of the sustainable nature of the architecture we design, because of the materials we use, and the solutions we find to client problems such as window treatments used (LINK ) and other aspects of the design.

We do find certain key figures within press and media contacting our offices on a regular basis establishing current projects, budgets and new building locations, we often will point them to the end user or supplier if we are made aware of restrictions on design circulation and censorship. Please mention media guidelines during our initial meetings when contacting us to specify your design project. You may contact us here.

Buying treatments which are eco and design friendly, custom made and unique to each design does not necessarily incur extra charges over products generally available on the open market. We have preferred suppliers naturally, extend sensible discounts and work with custom designs at a 10% premium, making our window offerings more cost effective than many off the shelf solutions, yet with clear design differentials.

Please contact us for more information, press packs and quotations for design comissions.

Creating designs under new buildings will often entail dealing with local authorities and we take every care to establish which documentation is required depending on the building task planned. We will action planning applications for extensions and new builds, dealing with local council and architects where necessary, we source local mapping as required by building regulations and take the entire weight of build project management and product specification depending on budgets available. Typically a new build from planning draft to build stage one could be between 9 months and 2 years, with a build time dependent on working budget and scale, again generally between 9 months and 1.5 years.

Extensions or loft conversions will take considerably less time if architectural designs are within keeping with the local area and the departments guidelines. All drawings are developed with the se in mind and our experience covers a broad are within the UK.