Ensuite – Sandspit
Winner of NKBA 2015 – CDS Best Bathroom Design 2015
In this ensuite
renovation in sandspit, the client desired a room with timeless elegance and simplicity in keeping with
the planned alterations to their 1980s rural home.
The main
challenge was the size limitations of the space balanced with the client desires and needs
& to balance proportions of the room..
Simple forms of
the rectangle, square and the oval inspired the solution. The focal point was a
custom designed timber oblong vanity that emulates a table. The asymmetrical timber drawer was
designed with the left side open to create a sense of space and to show off the feature
rectangle tile that ran from the entrance doorway across the horizontal plane and onto the
adjacent vertical wall, drawing your eye up and opening theroom without protruding into or overpowering
the room.
The spectacular
elliptical basin and tap ware were chosen to enhance the appeal of the asymmetrical
form, making a statement piece atop the table.
The toilet was
placed behind the door in such a way that it isn’t your first point of view in the room.
As requested by the clients, a large open shower was designed to one side of the bathroom, the
glass paneldividing the shower and the rest of the room, was left clear so as to increase the feeling of
space and openness.
A contemporary,
simple pendant in front of the mirror adds to the elegant first impression. The tiles were
carefully combined to afford a sense of beauty and endurance.
Every element
from the smallest detail to the largest decision has been well considered & chosen for
the pleasure and luxury of the owners to enjoy this special calming personal space.
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Winner of NKBA 2015 – CDS Best Bathroom Design 2015
In this ensuite
renovation in sandspit, the client desired a room with timeless elegance and simplicity in keeping with the
planned alterations to their 1980s rural home.
The main challenge
was the size limitations of the space balanced with the client desires and needs
& to balance proportions of the room..
Simple forms of the
rectangle, square and the oval inspired the solution. The focal point was a custom designed timber
oblong vanity that emulates a table. The asymmetrical timber drawer was designed with the left
side open to create a sense of space and to show off the feature rectangle tile that ran from
the entrance doorway across the horizontal plane and onto the adjacent vertical wall, drawing your
eye up and opening theroom without protruding into or overpowering the room.
The spectacular
elliptical basin and tap ware were chosen to enhance the appeal of the asymmetrical form, making a
statement piece atop the table.
The toilet was
placed behind the door in such a way that it isn’t your first point of view in the room.
As requested by the clients, a large open shower was designed to one side of the bathroom, the glass
paneldividing the shower and the rest of the room, was left clear so as to increase the feeling of space
and openness.
A contemporary,
simple pendant in front of the mirror adds to the elegant first impression. The tiles were carefully
combined to afford a sense of beauty and endurance.
Every element from
the smallest detail to the largest decision has been well considered & chosen for the pleasure and
luxury of the owners to enjoy this special calming personal space.