More Traditional Toilets

High-level and low-level toilets are probably what most people think of when you say traditional-style but they do come in other styles too.

Close-coupled toilets, where the cistern sits directly on top of the pan, can also be traditional depending on the shape and design. A landscape cistern, which is wide and rectangular with a handle on the front is considered a more traditional design than a portrait cistern, which is tall and slim and probably has a push-button flush on the top.

The design of the toilet is probably quite detailed, with contours and lines or period details such as flowers and rope twists, all of which add to the traditional theme. Although decorated and patterned pieces were popular a few years ago, the trend today is more for white, but still with the same classic and traditional design features.

The Dorchester toilet from Heritage is a good example of how traditional style can be incorporated into today's homes.

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