shower. Dark-lacquered, with a chunky marble
benchtop and splashback, the dual-basin piece
has a furniture-like presence. Panelled cabinetry
doors and open storage niches at the base give
the vanity a classic-meets-rustic country appeal.
The ensuite is adjacent to an open combined
wardrobe-dressing room, accessible via both the
ensuite and the master bedroom. However, the
dressing room has no window so the owners
requested a make-up station in the bathroom.
“They wanted a separate space for hair and
makeup in the bathroom proper without the
concern of cluttering the vanity. In response,
we positioned the small table beside the shower
where she could sit or stand close to a window
to ensure good natural light.
“The owners had dried clothes on heated towel
rails in their previous bathroom, and as they’d
liked that option we also added ladder rails here.
“Overall – because the owners weren’t afraid
to introduce colour and texture – this master
ensuite is both dramatic and visually timeless.”
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Above: He likes the shower head
nozzle angled to his tastes and she
likes the shower system to meet her
own showering preferences – the
answer? Have a shower stall that
neatly includes both options side
by side. Tucked in out of the way at
the entry-side of the bathroom is
the make-up table complete with
transparent Perspex ‘ghost’ stool.
The wood-look ceramic tiles are
waterproof and easy to maintain.
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