Architect: Ben Lloyd, Mike Hartley,
Lloyd Hartley Architects
Benchtop, vanity, custom sinks:
Zimbabwe Black Granite, from SCE
Stone + Design
Cabinetry maker: By Johannes Erren
Cabinet Makers
Bath: Apaiser Freestanding Stone Bath
Taps: Icon in Eco Brass finish, from
Astra Walker
Shower fittings: Mare Slide Shower,
from Plumbline, with Astra Walker
Mixers in Eco Brass finish
Showerstall and flooring: Travertine
tiles, from SCE Stone + Design
Wall treatments: Travertine tiles, from
SCE Stone + Design; Ambitec Suave
Interior Plaster Finish
Lights: Inlite
Ventilation: Aircool
Tower rails: Custom full-height heated
towel rail in matt black, from DC Short
Awards: Trends International Design
Awards (TIDA) Bathrooms – Winner
Story by Charles Moxham
Photography by David Straight
tub is a star feature of the ensuite and connects
with other elements in the room, such as the
custom black vanities and ladder towel rails.
“The bathroom has a luxurious palette that
combines warm travertine stone with textured
plaster walls, brass, black granite benchtops
and black powdercoated aluminium to create
a cohesive and inviting ambience,” says Lloyd.
These material choices continue the aesthetic
of the wider home, too, with travertine stone
and black detailing seen throughout the interior.
The ensuite achieves a sense of greater space
in part by having the windows and louvres run
the full height of the room – accentuating its
volume. In addition, the bank of mirror-fronted
wall cabinets both double the room’s apparent
size and introduce a wealth of storage.
Textured glass doors to the shower and toilet
bring privacy while ensuring they’re well lit.
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Above left: In direct contrast to
the curvaceous tub, the sinks and
granite-topped vanity are clean-lined
and rectangular. A bottom overhang
on the wall cabinetry’s mirror fronts
allows for easy pull-to-open access
without leaving the marks that push-
to-open cabinetry would have.
Above: A recessed niche provides
space for shampoo and soap without
cluttering up the shower stall.
Travertine tile runs right through the
ensuite and other areas of the home.
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