Principal architect: Sandra Diaz-Velasco,
Eolo A&I Design
Builder: Jose Andres Velasco
Cabinet company: Sanandres
Construction
Tubs: Juliet airbath by MTI Baths;
Duravit Jacuzzi spa
Vanities: Oak wood veneer
Makeup table: Porcelain slab
Sinks: Graff
Cabinetry: Stained wood and lacquer
painted grey
Taps: Graff
Shower fittings: Sigma handshower,
Rainforest showerhead by Hansgrohe;
Flooring: Grey marble from Naturali
Stone
Wallcoverings: Onyx porcelain sheet
by Porcelanosa, gold metal mosaics
Toilet: Veil by Kohler
Lighting: Hoop pendants by Axolight;
Dunkirk pendants by Hudson Valley
Awards: USNKBA Bathroom Design
Competition – Winner
Story by Charles Moxham
Photography by Eugenio Willman
and Juan Pablo Estupinan
Above: The shower zone is open at
both ends to increase the sense of
overall space, while a spa bath area
is in the far corner of the bathroom.
Above right: A blade wall backing
this vanity separates the bathroom
from the long walk-in dressing area.
Facing page: The makeup area forms
part of the dressing room and is set
on the other side of a blade wall
backing one of the vanities. Modern
pendants are a feature in this area.
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his and hers toilet cubicles are set out of sight to
left and right behind the entry walls.
Within this refined, cleverly divided space,
materials such as natural grey marble floor slabs
and walls in onyx-look porcelain sheet add to
the overall sense of luxury. Diaz-Velasco chose
modern, sustainable materials where possible –
such as the exceptionally slender wall sheeting.
The two custom vanities and make-up
table add contemporary accents, while the top-
mounted, rectangular vanity sinks and brushed
gold taps add to the room’s crisp, opulent air.
If all this wasn’t enough, the lighting and
circular mirrors also work their magic – helping
to soften the ensuite’s right-angled architecture.
“We introduced a balanced interplay of
natural and artificial light to provide cascades
of gentle, softening highlights. Plus a careful
placement of artwork and mirrors contributes
to the warm sense of charm and relaxation.”
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