Save up to £1000 on paint and tiles in January

Save £1000 on paint and tiles with every kitchen booked in January.

Plus, save £500 on paint with every bathroom booked in January.

T’s and C’s apply.

THIS IS THE YEAR to focus on you, your home and your happiness.  What better place to start than with the heart of the home and the places you relax and luxuriate, your kitchen and your bathroom.

To give you inspiration we are offering you £1,000 worth of our paint and tiles range as complimentary, with every kitchen design project booked in January.  Plus £500 worth of paint with every bathroom design project booked in January.*

BOOK A FREE DESIGN CONSULTATION

Decorating a room can be daunting, gathering the tiles, paint and wallpaper to all fit together can be the most frustrating part.  Here at Pittville Bathrooms and Kitchens we can do all of that for you.  We gather everything you need to compliment your space in one place.  We have a huge product range at our fingertips, including Minoli Tiles and Little Greene Paint so we are assured to find just the right combination for you.

COMPLETE SERVICE, FROM DESIGN TO EXPERT INSTALLATION

Our exceptionally designed bathrooms and kitchens transform the way that our customers feel about their home.  With every tiny detail is designed to fit your life, the way you live and the things you love.  Right down to the paint and tiles that compliment your kitchen, utilities, bathrooms and cloakrooms.

Our complete service gives you peace of mind as we work alongside you to manage the whole project, from design to fitting and installation.  We work with the best workman and installation teams, local to Cheltenham.  If you have your own preferred installers and fitters, we can support them too.

 

EXCEPTIONAL DESIGN, FROM HIGHLY QUALIFIED DESIGNERS

All of our designers are highly qualified.  This enables us to provide you with truly exceptional and bespoke designs that consider the whole space, the tones, the colour palettes, the textures and materials that make everything an extra special delight.  See our gallery of images

 

HIGH QUALITY KITCHENS & BATHROOMS

You want a design that works well, looks beautiful and lasts.  We only work with the highest quality materials, products and brands including Masterclass, Siemans, Duravit, Hansgrohe.  Many of the brands we work with are exclusive to us in the Cheltenham area, we are one of only 150 retailers in the UK chosen to work with Masterclass Kitchens.

In our Cheltenham showroom we have fully working appliances and displays and lots of samples too, so you can immerse yourself and be confident in your choices.

 

BOOK A FREE DESIGN CONSULTATION

 

CALL US:   01242 251113

VISIT US: 12 & 35 Prestbury Rd, Cheltenham GL52 2PW

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*T’s and C’s apply. Click here for details

 

How to achieve open plan living

How to achieve open plan living

 

More people than ever are opting for open plan homes, knocking down walls and merge the kitchen with the rest of the home. It’s all about making the most of the space we have, using every square foot, that could be gaining space for casual impromptu entertaining, or creating space for children to play, while still having the kitchen at the heart of the home.

 

Most new builds embrace open plan space, but it can be challenging to incorporate this layout into older homes. Here are some tips:

 

A Kitchen Island

A kitchen island is a must, they are multifunctional, defining the kitchen area from the sitting or dining area, offering a casual eating setting, while also provide a huge amount of worktop and storage space. Often kitchen islands with seating are incorporated in place of a dining room table completely.

Kitchen island

A Utility Room

Space permitting a separate utility room, or even small, allocated space – for example some previously unused understairs cupboard or garden room, is a great opportunity for housing appliances, to take them away from open plan living areas while also freeing up space. Really worth considering to remove noise of appliances like the washing machine and tumble dryer.

 

Colour Schemes

Continuing the same colour and style throughout will help join rooms in to one large open plan space. Go large, make it feel bigger, and help the home flow naturally. Carefully used flooring, lighting and furniture can also be used to create varying zones within your large open plan area.

Open plan kitchen

Storage

With open plan space everything is in sight, keep things simple and clutter free. Invest in storage solutions. Open plan living is all about making space work simply and effortlessly.

Why you should buy your kitchen and bathroom locally…

We are proud that we have been helping customers plan their dream kitchens and bathrooms for over 13 years here at Pittville, Cheltenham. Since then, Pittville has continued to grow and we have continued our 5* reviews. Our bathroom and kitchen shop are opposite each other on Prestbury Road – and both have recently been refitted with a range of styled kitchens and bathrooms to suit all.

We believe that choosing to work with a independent retailer has a huge amount of benefits…

We’ve put together the top reasons that you should consider when it comes to choosing the design company for your project.

  1. Tailored and bespoke. We know there is not a ‘one size fits all’ when it comes to Bathrooms and Kitchens – all of our kitchens and bathrooms are bespoke to fit your space and each render will be put together by the designers and will be based around the measurements of your room and your requirements. You will then come back into the showroom, sit with your designer and go through your designs, make any alterations, and then you sit back and let us do the rest.
  2. More personal. Unlike Nationwide companies, we are only ever working with a handful of customers at one time, so our customers get all of our attention. We take the time and make the effort to really listen to the needs of our customer and ensure that we go above and beyond to create their dream project.
  3. We’re here from start – finish. From the moment you enquire about your project, to after your project has been completed (and beyond). You’ll have the same designer as your point contact throughout. We’re a small team, and your designer will be able to guild you on all aspects of your project and see the project through with you. They will be there to answer any questions and make any amendments that you wish to be carried out during your project. That means, your designer will know your project inside out and will be able to tell you what stage your project is and will project manage for you, meaning the duration will be as easy as possible for you.
  4. Supporting local! When you shop local, you’re not only getting a bespoke, personal and tailored service, you’re also helping the local economy to grow. Research has showed that by just spending £10 locally, means £50 back in the local economy – so think how much you’ll be helping local trade with your new Bathroom or Kitchen.
  5. Customer reviews. We are proud of the fact that we have 5* customer reviews and have achieved this by all of the above.

If you’re in the early stages of your home project, get in contact to see how Pittville can help and come and meet one of our designers for a free initial chat about your space and requirements and remember why you should buy your kitchen and bathroom locally…

 

Our Top 5 Styling Tips

So you’ve been the Pittville, Cheltenham Showroom, worked with our kitchen and bathroom designers, everything has been installed and you’ve got your new Pittville Bathroom or Kitchen styled to a T! Now what about the rest of your house? We’ve put together a few of our favourite home styling tips to help get you started…

Show off your personality!

Don’t be afraid to put a real stamp on your home! They say ‘home is where the heart is’ so let all the little quirks of what makes you, you spill out into your home.

Balance is good!

Consider each space individually and ensure you have decluttered enough to keep things streamlined (remember, less is usually more!) whilst having enough pieces on show to give your home the character you are after.

Shake it up!

Try mixing it up with different textures. You may have sleek stone worktops in your kitchen but perhaps you have a couple of fur throws over your dining chairs and some cool geometric wallpaper to add a third texture to the mix! This will not only help your home feel more balanced but will keep it from becoming too clinical.

Let the light flood in! But don’t be afraid of the dark!

We all know our homes look so much better when the sun light is streaming through the windows. Our advice is to take every opportunity to get more natural sunlight into your home, however, don’t be afraid to pair this with strategically placed dark pieces or paint colours. This can add some real drama and depth to your space.

Floating furniture

All to often our go to for furniture placement is to push everything up against the walls but this doesn’t always do justice to the space and can make conversation across the room tricky. If your space doesn’t feel like it’s quite working why not try finding a focal point, perhaps a coffee table or fireplace and anchor your furniture off that rather than automatically using the walls as the anchoring points. See what difference it could make.

Meet The Designer – The Story of a Recent Project

Lindsay has designed hundreds of kitchens throughout her time as a designer but we thought we’d narrow it down and ask her about one of her recently completed projects. It was in Pittville in Cheltenham, near our showroom and needed to tie in with the clients period property but also have a timeless feel. Lindsay’s clients wanted to be able to use their kitchen for both entertaining guests and for somewhere to set up their laptop when working from home. And, of course, provide plenty of practical storage solutions.

What products did you use and why? We went for a British-made kitchen, ‘Carnegie’ from Masterclass as this was ‘Classic’ and in-keeping with the style of the property but also offered luxurious oak effect interiors and contemporary pull out solutions for the modern lifestyle. Silestone worktops, for ease of cleaning and durability, coupled with Siemens appliances complimented the design perfectly. My clients could not decide between induction and gas hobs so I included a flex induction hob alongside a smaller gas domino hob, for the best of both worlds.

What colours did you use and why? I decided upon a sage green and ivory colour palette. This was a lovely fresh take on a classical kitchen. It pulled in the colours from the trees outside the window and kept the room bright and spacious. I’d suggested two different colour worktops to contrast with the mixed colour units which I feel works particularly well, especially as the island is a real feature.

Where there any hurdles to overcome? How did you do it? As this kitchen was on the first floor of a Georgian building, we overcame a number of considerations such as access, sound-proofing and out-of-square walls! We also decided against additional ceiling lighting as we didn’t want to cause damage to the lath and plaster. Instead we were clever with positioning of LEDs above the wall units to light up the beautiful cornice and offer some diffused lighting when using the kitchen in the evenings.

Why is your favourite thing about it? I love the size and shape of the island and in particular the low level table with solid oak central leg. It offers a traditional alternative to a breakfast bar or contemporary table and is also a very practical multi-purpose space, with a hidden socket for a nice decorative lamp, it gives the feel of a luxury dining area.

What do your clients say about it? They love it!