This project combines warm minimalism with hotel-suite comfort. A generous four-drawer natural oak floating vanity, twin terrazzo/stone vessel basins on a beige porcelain countertop and full-height recessed timber cabinetry form the composition. A large rectangular backlit mirror, conical ceramic pendants, timber-effect shower cladding and brushed aged-brass fittings turn the principal bathroom into a sculptural restorative space.
Material and Colour Balance
A four-drawer natural light-oak floating vanity preserves the horizontal timber grain beneath a plain matt light-beige porcelain countertop.
Two round beige terrazzo / sandstone-textured vessel basins provide ergonomic use for two people.
Full-height natural oak cabinetry recessed into the wall behind the toilet has enclosed storage above and a two-level concealed LED-lit open display niche in the middle.
Large-format light-beige / bone-coloured porcelain floor and wall tiles create a soft, even texture.
Water-resistant horizontally grained timber-effect porcelain clads the shower niche backdrop and vertical services zone, with a two-tier LED-lit shampoo niche.
A broad horizontal rectangular mirror with rounded corners has warm 3000K LED backlighting.
White conical ceramic pendants on black cords with brass collars hang on either side of the mirror, balancing the vertical lighting.
Wall-mounted twin basin taps and the flush plate use brushed aged-brass / antique-bronze finishes. Matt-black shower fittings and glass hinges introduce graphic contrast.
A white rimless wall-hung toilet and an organically shaped beige plush rug with a peanut/hourglass outline complete the room.
Technical and Architectural Design
Twin Basins and Generous Storage: Two vessel basins and four wide drawers allow principal-bedroom users to follow morning routines comfortably without competing for space.
Concealed Services and Recessed Cabinetry: Full-height oak storage and decorative open niches make use of the depth required for the concealed cistern, turning unused space into practical storage.
Contrasting Shower Architecture: Timber-effect ceramics distinguish the shower visually. Full-height clear glass forms a spacious, level-access enclosure that contains splashes.
