Architect: Melonie Bayl-Smith and
Andrew Lee, Bijl Architecture
Vanity: Polytec Melamine – Artisan
Oak, matt
Vanity benchtop: Caesarstone – Fresh
Concrete 4001
Vanity hardware: Blum
Bath: Moda Teresa, freestanding
Vanity basins: Moda Claudine
countertop stone vessel
Taps: Fantini Extended basin mixer,
from Rogerseller
Bath pourer: Fantini Milano floor
-mounted mixer/filler, from Rogerseller
Shower stall: Magic Glass, frameless
Shower fittings: Fantini Soho Slim
Handshower on Rail and Fantini Soho
Round Ceiling Shower Rose 200mm,
from Rogerseller
Toilet: Belig 560mm wall-faced pan
Accessories: Kado Lux heated towel
rail 830; Milli Glance hook and Milli hand
towel rail, Aquabocci strip drains
Floor and wall tiles: Cendre Stoneclay
Grey 300 x 600 by Bisanna
Feature tiles: Mews Mutina, herringbone
pattern, 55 x 394mm
Lighting: Darkon Wyn LED wall GEN2,
Exhausted LED 1, both by Dean Philllips
Ventilation: Halliday Baillie HB1010
frameless vent extraction grill
Heating: Under Tile Heating by Comfort
Heat
Hot water systems: Rinnai 32
Blinds: Vental external blinds
Awards: Trends International Design
Awards (TIDA)
Bathrooms – Highly Commended
Story by Charles Moxham
Photography by Katherine Lu
the room where the cabinetry’s lighting washes
over the tiles, lightening their tones slightly.”
While the herringbone tile gives the room
an intriguing character, the large-format tiles
used on the floors and other walls offer a peace-
ful backdrop to the overall design. The oak-look
vanity and concrete-toned engineered stone
benchtop both fit within this subdued colourway.
The potential different uses also called for
diverse functionality, too, hence the double
basins and separate bathing and shower zones.
“The design is also influenced by the bath-
room’s physical location,” says Andrew Lee.
“It’s intended to orientate the user by offering
views out to the front and back of the house. The
window next to the bath gives a sense of the
subterranean level of the excavated space, while
the window in the shower overlooks the rear
landscaping towards the water views.”
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Facing page: The new bathroom
partially steps outside the main lines
of the home, allowing for natural
light to enter the room from both
ends. The pendant adds another luxe
touch to the atmospheric space.
Legend: 1 side path, 2 bedroom,
3 lower hall, 4 bathroom, 5 shower, 6
laundry, 7 study, 8 lower lounge.
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