Persn Toilets Bring Modern Design To Your Bathroom

CHOOSE FROM ONE-PIECE AND TWO-PIECE DESIGNS

With so few pieces of furniture in a bathroom, each one has the potential to make a huge difference to the character of the space, with noticeable fixtures like toilets changing the feel of a room. One of the most popular toilets is the one-piece, where the tank and bowl are connected seamlessly to make a single profile. Thanks to this design, your fixture is guaranteed to give a clean, fresh, and contemporary appearance that fits in as naturally as possible to calm and uncluttered bathroom designs. The smooth shapes reduce the joins between the fixture, making it much less awkward to clean as well as giving it a modern look that pairs well with any kind of style you’re going for in the bathroom. As the edges are rounded, this softens the overall design of the ceramic, which will play into designs using similarly pared-back cabinets and basins, as well as curved mirrors and bath designs. If you’re looking for a more squared back, we have that too so you can develop an attractive geometry in the space which can be mirrored in sinks and even handles. Pairing a two-piece toilet with squared bathroom vanities helps you to complete a modern renovation, especially when you consider the bathroom cabinets, the basin and the available floor space.

EFFICIENT WATER USE COMBINED WITH STUNNING DESIGN

The amount of water a toilet uses is a practical decision when comparing new toilets, as flushing multiple times per day soon adds up over the course of a year. PERSN options provide homeowners with a dual-flush system which is capable of using 1.1 gallons per quick flush, or an extra 0.5 gallons in the larger 1.6 gallon flush. This lets you choose how much water you’ll be using rather than it just draining the tank each time when it’s not necessary. The two-button system is easy to use and is located on top of the tank, so even young children can reach and flush the toilet effectively. If you’re looking for a more consistent action, the single flush toilets only use 1.28 gallons per flush, which is still an economical amount compared to dated toilets. When you choose a PERSN toilet, you’ll also benefit from the smooth and stylish design, which includes a rounded, elongated bowl that offers more space, but it also makes it easier to plan the room around this additional length. Many toilets come with the seat available separately, but each PERSN toilet comes as a complete fixture.

USE WHITE, BLACK, AND GRAY TO STYLE THE ROOM

Whether it’s bathroom sinks, cabinets, or toilets, a bathroom suite should be matching to create a cohesive design that works well together as well as individually. As Persn toilets have a contemporary look in a selection of neutral colors, it’s easy to pair them with everything from timber-look cabinet doors to stone-effect shower areas, patterns on tiles, and even stronger wall colors that would look out of place with an equally bright-colored toilet. The range does include a light pink toilet too, but the majority of bathrooms will benefit from the monochrome look with either a white, black, or gray toilet that isn’t going to clash with anything else in the space. Black toilets especially give a bold feature and as it is matte, it will work well where other features in the bathroom also reflect this finish. Here, you can choose black bathroom faucets, or cabinet pulls to mimic the color and finish, or a bathroom mirror capable of tying everything together. For a more deliberate choice of toilet color, light gray offers a charming aesthetic when paired with marble or concrete effect flooring, but if you want to keep things classic, then a white toilet will match any wall tiles you choose to use. 

PLAN THE TOILET INTO YOUR OVERALL DESIGN

Too often, a toilet is a last-minute thought, and it can prove difficult to install if you don’t measure in correctly. You’ll need enough space to the side and front to be able to pass by it easily, and not be directly in front of a fixture such as the sink if it can be helped. You’ll benefit from a 12-inch rough-in measured from the wall to the center drain, so you’ll be able to mark out exactly where it will be whether you’re installing it yourself or passing the dimensions to your contractor. When creating a new bathroom design, the dimensions of the surrounding walls and flooring need to be taken into account too. Waterproof laminate flooring in a bathroom works well with both the white and black tones, while floor tiles complement the neutral surface of the toilet. If you plan on having a light floor, it can work well with the darker matte black toilet, which can otherwise blend in too much. Depending on the location of your toilet, you can choose shower tiles that are different from the space around the toilet, which will prevent them from looking too connected and provide a distinct area for each.