An accessible bathroom doesn’t have to mean bland rails and generic fittings. Why? Because The Bathroom Cellar’s range of NYMAS washroom products bring design-led expertise, developed for some of the world’s most high-end hotels, to your next project.
Our NYMAS range, from a UK-based company who specialise in creating visually impactful accessible washroom products, includes finishes and designs created to bring premium styling to washrooms where every detail counts.
Their peerless experience is proven through the work of their Fitzroy of London brand, seen in prestige properties such as The Assembly Hotel, Soho House, The Conduit Club and Flemings Hotel in London as well as Le Meridien Visconti Hotel, Rome, The Hoxton in Paris and many others.
We asked NYMAS specialist Brad Culmer, a respected influencer of luxury hospitality design, for his essential tips…
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Brad explained that accessible bathroom products have changed beyond recognition. This means good news for anyone choosing washroom items for projects designed to create an impact.
“While they are still the right choice for many projects, the days of chrome or plastic being the only choice for items like grab rails and shower seats are very much gone.
“Instead, take a look at the finishes such as a stunning matt black, gold effect and brushed aluminium available from the NYMAStyle range. A selection of prestige finishes are available through the Fitzroy of London Gosfield range too.”
In short: For head-turning bathroom projects there’s no need to compromise on attention to detail when accessible products are needed. Explore the range of finishes available to make every item bring style to the room.
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The NYMAS Director, who is globally recognised by top hospitality brands for his design knowledge, shared one tip everyone choosing accessible washroom products should see.
“It’s simple: look for innovation in the products you choose. Why? To find out if there’s a new way of thinking you could then use to make a washroom better, more effective or better value.
“For example, a removable grab rail can still bring high-end style and finish to a washroom with the advantage of being easily taken out of the room temporarily or even permanently if the property is being sold and a non-accessible bathroom is preferred.”
Think ahead to consider if accessible washroom products will always be needed in a room, or even if they’ll be removed temporarily, to factor this in to your choice of items.
Premium Styling for Accessible Washrooms: Think Big
Brad added that taking a look at the ‘big picture’ first then matching every detail will help create a washroom both accessible for all and designed to impress.
“Using inspiration from places like ELLE Decor’s 2020 bathroom trends, decide which colour choices, tile finishes and overall looks stand out and work backwards from there.
“You’ll notice that every celebrated design includes important details like brass fittings. Having your overall in vision in mind then making sure every detail works hard for the overall appearance will give a perfect balance.”
Brad’s advice? Find an inspirational washroom, styled by experts, online then explore the NYMAS and Fitzroy of London range of design-led accessible washroom products to find the perfect match.