Blue Vanity Unit & Toilet Suites

Back-to-wall toilets sit neatly against the furniture or wall so the cistern is hidden, creating a seamless, modern look and easier cleaning behind the pan; six of the seven options here are back-to-wall. A close coupled toilet has the cistern mounted directly on the pan and suits more traditional bathrooms — the range includes one close coupled option. If you want a cohesive fitted look with the vanity unit, back-to-wall usually gives the cleanest result.

A plain blue finish gives a bold, classic focal point that partners well with whites and neutrals, while blue/black introduces a stark, contemporary contrast for a minimalist scheme. Blue/brass adds warmth and a touch of period glamour through brass trim or handles, which can show fingerprints more than matt black but brings a richer feel. All finishes are described as durable, so normal wiping with a soft cloth and mild cleaner will keep them looking good.

For a small cloakroom you'll usually want the compact 620mm option, which gives a neat basin and toilet without crowding the room. If you need real storage and surface space, the 1120mm or 1820mm units give wider basins and larger cupboards or drawers so you can store towels, spare toiletries and cleaning items. Think about the door swing and any heating pipework when measuring, and leave about 600mm clear in front of the suite for comfortable use.

Basin width affects how much splash-free surface and side space you get; the common 566mm basin is compact yet practical for most bathrooms, while the 620mm basin gives extra elbow room and a bit more counter area for soap and a cup. If two people use the basin frequently or you prefer to keep things on the countertop, the 620mm option is more comfortable. For very small cloakrooms, the 566mm keeps the footprint minimal.