Projects

Owing to its status of being classed as a ‘site of special interest’ this residential project in Jersey had to be monitored throughout, with many of the existing features preserved.

The design brief was that it had to be traditional, with each room having its own theme. Being Scottish, the owner wanted a tartan room to blend in with a lot of purple ( her favourite colour) together with bold black and whites. The downstairs suite is a striking example of this. For the bathrooms and ensuites, Catchpole and Ryes’ selection of exquisite pieces were a perfect blend between tradition and style. “The mirrored cloakroom with the bespoke Catchpole and Rye ‘Kinross Basin’ is my favourite” – Sian Parry Jones, Interior Designer.

Catchpole and Rye had the privilege to work on a London-based 10 bedroom residence in the quiet neighbourhood of Pimlico. The project required luxury bathroom pieces that would blend in to the hotels rustic-luxe interior and Catchpole and Rye were able to work alongside the designers to achieve this look.

Catchpole & Rye were asked in 2011 to provide a range of sanitary ware items to Southernhay House in Devon.

Our luxury bathware items were able to retain the high-end feel of the hotel and were the perfect finishing touch to the beautifully designed rooms.

Catchpole and Rye were asked to provide antique canopy baths and other bath ware and sanitary ware items to Balfour Castle located on the Orkney Islands.

The end result was a series of stunning rooms with a period look and feel, in-keeping with the castle’s historic heritage.

The luxurious Albergo Villa Casanova in Italy commissioned Catchpole & Rye to cast a number of polished Le Grand Bateau baths with its own coat of arms placed on the front. The result was a stunning bath with an added personal touch that many clients and customers can long admire.