Getting Your Bathroom Ready For Autumn
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by Jessica West
2y ago
We’ve resisted as long as we can, but the summer are starting to feel like a distant memory and many of us are now reaching for the heating dial as the colder mornings and evenings arrive. Its not all doom and gloom however, autumn brings with it stunning colours, crisp fresh air on weekend walks and long cosy baths in the evenings. We’ve put together some tips on how to make sure your bathroom is autumn ready this year. Bleed your radiators When you turn your heating on for the first time after summer, it’s a good idea to check your radiators and see if they need bleeding. If there is air in ..read more
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Top Tips To Save Water In Your Bathroom  
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by Jessica West
2y ago
There are many reasons we need to reduce our water usage, from preserving our environment to helping address water draughts. At Hugo Oliver we know there are many steps you can take in your bathroom to address excess water use and have put together a list for you to consider.    Fix leaky taps   Although a dripping tap might not seem like an urgent issue and fixing it could be at the bottom of your to do list, it can actually waste at least 5,500 liters of water a year!*.  So our first tip for saving wate ..read more
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Top Tips To Save Water In Your Bathroom  
Hugo Oliver Blog
by Jessica West
2y ago
There are many reasons we need to reduce our water usage, from preserving our environment to helping address water draughts. At Hugo Oliver we know there are many steps you can take in your bathroom to address excess water use and have put together a list for you to consider.    Fix leaky taps   Although a dripping tap might not seem like an urgent issue and fixing it could be at the bottom of your to do list, it can actually waste at least 5,500 liters of water a year!*.  So our first tip for saving wate ..read more
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Bathroom Storage Ideas
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by Jessica West
2y ago
When planning your new bathroom, it can easy to focus on creating a beautiful space and forget functionality. Storage is an essential part of any bathroom, and the key to a slick and put together look. A beautiful bathroom can quickly turn into a cluttered nightmare if storage for all your essentials isn’t considered in the design stages. At Hugo Oliver we get to know your specific needs and make sure our design will fit your preferences and lifestyle requirements. We’ve collated some bathroom storage options for you to consider, or introduce into your existing bathroom below. Baskets Wire or ..read more
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Traditional vs Contemporary Bathroom Design
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by Jessica West
2y ago
When renovating your bathroom, choosing which style and design to go with can feel a little overwhelming. Bathrooms are no longer simply a practical space. We now wish for this space to be both functional and stylish, a reflection of our style and personalities, just like any other room in the house. Some people have a clear plan of the type of bathroom they want and how they want their space to work for them. However, if you’re not sure to go for traditional or modern, this post is for you. So which bathroom style sorts you? We’ve put together a list of the differences between the two to help ..read more
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How Covid-19 has affected bathroom design
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by Jessica West
2y ago
In the past year we have all spent much more time at home due to the pandemic, and this has had an impact on the way we want the space in our homes to work for us. This is not the first time bathroom design has been influenced by disease; for example, in the 1950’s cholera epidemic everything in the bathroom was designed for good hygiene and be easily cleaned to minimise the spread of bacteria. So, what impact has Covid-19 had on bathroom design?   Home Spas For a long time, bathrooms have been a place to unwind, relax and to destress after a long day. Many people feel having a tranquil b ..read more
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How to make your bathroom feel luxurious
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by Jessica West
2y ago
Bathrooms are not only a practical space, they are also a place of tranquility and relaxation. We believe the feeling of luxury shouldn’t be reserved for hotel bathrooms only, so here are our 5 top tips for creating your own luxurious space to unwind in. If you’re looking to renovate your bathroom, here at Hugo Oliver we are experts in the design and installation of luxury bathrooms, and our team can help make your dream bathroom a reality. 1. Marble One of the first things that springs to mind when thinking luxury hotel style bathroom is, of course, marble. If you have the budget, marble wall ..read more
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2021 Bathroom Trends
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by Jessica West
2y ago
If you are thinking of renovating your bathroom this year, we’ve collated a list of bathroom trends that are popular in 2021 but that will also provide a timeless design that won’t age in a couple of years. For more information about bathroom design or to talk to us about your bathroom project, call on 020 8853 1153 or email charlton@hugooliver.com. Black Fixtures Black brassware, shower fixtures and radiators have been gaining popularity in recent years and they certainly aren’t going anywhere this year. They’re a fantastic way to add a statement piece to your bathroom and give the room a lux ..read more
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Steel vs. Acrylic – Choosing the right bath
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by Craig Dessoy
2y ago
Choosing the perfect bath tub can be an arduous task, especially with so many shapes and sizes on the market today. Choosing the correct shape and size will be determined by your preference, available space, and requirements, but choosing whether to have steel or acrylic can be somewhat confusing. Despite what you might think, or have heard, there are many benefits to both, so really it again comes down to personal preference. Here is a summary of the pros and cons of both, hopefully these will help you to decide. Steel Baths Steel baths are, as the name suggests very strong, which is why the ..read more
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Cloakrooms: How Small is Too Small?
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by Craig Dessoy
2y ago
If your home already has a cloakroom and you’re thinking about remodelling it, you already have a set space to work within (unless of course you plan to expand into the adjacent room). However, if you’re planning to convert a cupboard, space under the stairs or other small space into a cloakroom you may be wondering just how small you can make it and still have things work. It’s important to remember before starting off that building regulations in the UK require permission to install a new toilet. Also, if you have a toilet you must also have a basin with hot and cold water. Your cloakroom m ..read more
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