Roman,
at the tender age of sixteen, first started as an apprentice for a
furniture-fitting company. As well as making, for instance, the kitchen units,
wardrobes, bars and doors, he would also fit the products in both domestic
and commercial settings. After six years of working for numerous furniture
manufacturers, Roman went self-employed as a kitchen and bedroom fitter. His
customers would regularly ask him to tile as well as fit furniture. Slowly but
surely tiling became the forefront of the business, and at one time there were
thirty employees on the books.
Roman’s
portfolio of work varies considerably. From a Burger King on Oxford Street, and at least one in every other
city in the country, to the Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation in Liverpool.
He has worked nationwide, travelling from Aberdeen to Southern
Ireland and has worked in an array of celebrity’s homes including Take
That’s Gary Barlow, the Duke of Westminster, footballer Danny Murphy, the late
Gary Speed, Andy McCluskey of OMD and the Warburton bread family. Big
businesses have also employed Roman to carry out work for them such as Wrexham Maelor Hospital,
Morrisons supermarket and O’Neills Irish Pubs.
Roman has fixed tiles in excess of 1,000 homes for Mytton Developments and has also fitted for Gower Homes and Watkin Jones. In addition, Roman was involved in the founding of the Fired Earth Guild of Installers.
It
wasn’t long before a selection of Interior Designers saw potential in Roman to
implement their creative concepts. His natural ability to think outside of the
box and make a drawing on paper a physical reality enabled him to establish
strong relationships with companies such as Sisi Design, Lisa Keates, Geldard Roberts and Mark Gillette. Collaborations
with designers allowed Roman Elements to branch out into the realm of bespoke
bathrooms using natural products.
He
now specialises in contemporary design. That is, clean lines, neutral colour
schemes and high-tech lighting systems. Roman has put a remote controlled
television into a shower cubicle, created glass paths, heated seats and installed built-in laundry chutes.
Every
single space that Roman creates is unique. He works with his clients to ensure
their needs are met, whether that be building an adapted bathroom, installing
double sinks or simply informing them of each process every step of
the way.
Roman Elements pride themselves on outstanding customer service, attention to detail and the excellent finish on every job carried out.
Along with viewing their new space for exhibiting their beautiful, bespoke kitchen, we had the opportunity to meet a number of very interesting people and view demonstrations of new products on the market. They included the Quooker boiling water tap and the new AGA cooker. The Quooker has been featured on BBC's Great British Bake Off and Masterchef. 
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Measured to fit your space, bespoke furniture can be designed to suit your needs. Previous customers have benefited from a combination of storage types in order to hide unsightly cleaning products, baby changers, toilet rolls and an array of shampoos. These clever ways in which to conceal the clutter of your average bathroom, maintain a sense of luxury and home-from-home.
What is good about them? They save you space, eliminating the need for a bath. They are also easier to clean due to the lack of shower screen and tray. Better still, if you opt for a wall hung toilet and basin, it will be even easier. The floor under your tiles will be better protected compared to if you had a 'standard' bathroom. In order to prevent any problems when using a wet room, care must taken with towels etc, to ensure they aren't sprayed. Heated towel rails would be a perfect solution to ensuring warm, dry towels every time. We can advise on which heated towel rails to have fitted too; dual- fuel rails run on your electricity in the summer and your central heating in the winter. This means, there is no wasted energy during the warmer months. Wet rooms are not complete without the luxury of under-tile heating. Not only will your feet benefit but your tiles will dry more rapidly. 
Space saving techniques employed in this room include a heated towel rails fixed to the wall. Their sleek appearance complements narrow rooms and not only are they practical, they add to the contemporary look. There is also a concealed cupboard behind the mirror.
