The Kallums contracts team transformed a compact cloakroom in Fulham into a luxurious, award-nominated space as part of a three-bathroom refurbishment for a young couple’s first family home. Commissioned by Green County Developments, we provided full bathroom design services and supplied every detail of this striking and elegant room. Despite the cloakroom’s limited footprint, our brief was to create a bold, sophisticated powder room with a blend of luxurious materials, bespoke elements, and contemporary finishes. The clients had a strong vision pairing marble and wallpaper with brushed gold brassware and ambient lighting to craft a space full of character and style. The cloakroom’s standout feature is the extravagant Leopardo wallpaper by Matthew Williamson, rich in gold and brass tones, which brings opulence and vibrancy to the room. To contrast and ground the design, we chose large-format white marble tiles from The Stone & Ceramic Warehouse. These tiles reduced grout lines, making the space feel more expansive and uninterrupted. Offcuts from these tiles were cleverly used to craft a custom countertop, which seamlessly integrates into the overall look thanks to a brushed brass tile trim that bridges the transition between tiles and wallpaper. A matt white countertop basin from Waters Baths and a wall-mounted toilet from Flaminia kept the palette refined, while a brushed brass tap from Crosswater and matching accessories added a consistent, luxurious finish. Lighting was key to elevating the space pendant lights hang at staggered heights to create visual interest above the vanity, while a soft LED-lit niche above the WC and ceiling strip lighting enhance the warm, ambient glow. The look is completed with a large, backlit mirror from HIB that further enhances the sense of space and light. This beautifully crafted cloakroom proves that even the smallest bathrooms can deliver a lasting impression when design, detail, and functionality are perfectly balanced.