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10 Easy Pieces: Traditional Toilet Paper Holders

Manufactum China Toilet Roll Holder Porcelain

We believe in investing in high-quality fixtures and fittings that will stand up over time, and toilet roll holders are no exception. Here’s our roundup of ten traditionally styled options; some are expensive, but think how often they will be used over the course of a lifetime.

Waterworks Highgate Wall Mounted Swing Arm Paper Holder
Above: The Waterworks Highgate Wall Mounted Swing Arm Paper Holder is $130 at Waterworks.
Manufactum China Toilet Roll Holder Porcelain
Above: The Manufactum China Toilet Roll Holder in porcelain is $37.90.
Samuel Heath Paper Holder N7637K-CP
Above: The Samuel Heath Paper Holder N7637K-CP is available directly thought the designer; contact for price and ordering information.
Allied Brass European Style Toilet Tissue Holder
Above: The Allied Brass European Style Toilet Tissue Holder is $46.20 at Allied Brass.
Lefroy Brooks Classic Spare Loo Roll Holder
Above: The Lefroy Brooks Classic Spare Loo Roll Holder is $175 at Plumbtile.
Samuel Heath Curzon Toilet Roll Holder
Above: Designed by Samuel Heath, the Curzon Toilet Roll Holder is $206.40 at Quality Bath.
Czech & Speake Edwardian Lavatory Roll Holder
Above: The Edwardian Lavatory Roll Holder is £430 to £580 at Czech & Speake.
Manufactum Toilet Paper Holder Zangra
Above: The Toilet Paper Holder Zangra is $69.90 at Manufactum.
Waterworks Regulator Wall-Mounted Three piece Paper Holder
Above: The Waterworks Regulator Wall-Mounted Three Piece Paper Holder is $360 at Waterworks.
Grohe Geneva Paper Holder
Above: The Grohe Geneva Paper Holder is available through Home & Stone; contact for price and ordering information.

For more product selections for the bath see our posts:

N.B.: This post was originally published on January 20, 2011. We have updated it with new and additional product selections and current pricing.

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