Hall Bath with tub/shower

Family Bathroom in Mayfair town house with wide composite surface basin, wall mounted Citterio taps, wall-hung WC, Recessed mirrored cabinets, mirror, fixed panel walk-in shower and wetroom shower floor, free-standing composite bath and Hansgrohe Massaud bath tap, iridescent glass mosaic, alcoves, shower ledge and porcelain tiles.

This modern bathroom is a calming oasis of blue, complemented beautifully by the dark grain of reclaimed iroko timber. The finished space is a fabulous bespoke bathroom that has been maximised to its full potential, which includes a full sized bath, shower cubicle, toilet, sink and storage area. In-house designed and made-to-order “Runda” doors feature unique circular cut-out handles. The minimalist design of these doors does not detract from the rest of the bathroom. We love the way they create a clean and polished ambiance in this relaxing space. The pale wall tiles and matching flooring set the stage for the bespoke blue units. They allow the colour to really stand out as the centrepiece of the bathroom.

bathroom with heaps of potential, this was a great challenge with a fantastic end result. The use of grey was on-trend and works well with the black bathroom fixtures and use of timber which along with the natural light, helps to maximise the perception of bathroom space. The beautiful floor-standing bath with the bold green adds a unique beautiful feature to the room, what more could you want from a bathroom than washing away the day in this beautiful rejuvenating space. The mix of subtle and bold shades mixed with natural light combine effortlessly to create a stunning bathroom which boasts contemporary chic style and space

The guest bathroom plays an important role on how your guests will perceive the architecture and style of your home. In this house we totally transformed the outdated bathroom. In collaboration with Roberto Lugo a daring designer from New York, the design process was focused on creating a contemporary space that could be elegant and comfortable. The initial renovation on this project started with the demolition of entire bathroom including doors, vanity, floor, plumbing and light fixture, toilet, tub, tile switches and outlet. For the vanity, a furniture-like cabinet style with soft close hardware. The brown stain was paired perfectly with a brown engineered quartz countertop that had specs of copper. We installed new undermount sinks and new chrome faucet. Instead of the typical matching stone 4” backsplash we opted to use the said mosaic used in the shower to tie the 2 areas together. The shower turned out beautifully. We coordinated the quarts from the vanity and used the same material on the shower seat and the top of the armrest. We used a total of 4 tile materials, a glass mosaic in the niche, floor, ceiling and outside of the shower. A linear mosaic from floor to ceiling and a large format tile installed vertically on the walls. The shower fixtures used in this shower were a ceiling-mounted rainfall shower and a handheld shower sprayer.

James Wilson

In this century home's upstairs bathroom, we removed the closet to install the plumbing and sink area. A rough hewn beam was installed in front of the sink to match the existing beams. On the counterop is Carbon Concrete Corian countertop with Kohler Brockway white sink. The bathtub tile is Subway 4 1/4" x 12 3/4" in white. An accent mirror with a three light fixture was installed above.

Family Bathroom