Toilets & Bidets

Toilet zones need design consideration, too – here, the toilet roll holder is on a side unit to ensure the dramatic tiled wall is clear of distractions

The location of this toilet might well raise eyebrows, as might lifting the lid on its individualistically textured bowl – reminiscent of a 1970s disco ball 

For this master ensuite, the designer concealed the toilet behind a custom metal powder coated matt black frame with a frosted grey laminated glass – avoiding the need for a built-in privacy wall.

This toilet space achieves degrees of privacy with a substantial stone wall on one side and a teak wall on the other 

A vital utility but hardly a star feature, the toilet is downplayed in this bathroom by choosing an in-wall suite and tucking it in next to the vanity

Clean-lined, modular and highly versatile – the Smile collection of toilets and bidets, from Casa Italiana, offers a chic, sculptural look

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Not everything is a highlight. Positioned on a white painted wall, this toilet blends in completely, ensuring the adjacent wet area and vanity are the focal points

Toilet and shower cubicles are located in this ensuite’s most private positions. The toilet can be closed off with a translucent glass door, while the shower has no door but is largely tucked out of sight

Want to get light to the back of your bathroom but utilities are getting in the way? An opaque glass wall between the toilet and shower admits natural light through to the dressing area in this bathroom renovation

Not everyone wants a toilet sitting in an open-plan bathroom – but nor do they want it in a closed-off room. The alternative? Use translucent glass for your toilet enclosure door

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When it comes to buying a new toilet, you might be surprised how flush for choice you are. We've broken down all the important bits to make your decision easier

Being used solely by the two children in this family home, this separate toilet room needed bold and playful elements, including a velvet finish wallpaper on one wall that adds texture and warmth to the space