The main shower room is next to the master en suite. “We reconfigured the bathrooms to create a better flow,” Lavers explains. “Originally, there were two long, narrow wash spaces, so we took out the vertical wall and put in a horizontal one to create two squarer rooms instead.” (Scroll to the floor plans at the end of the story to see how the layout changed.)The décor in here is a simple, unfussy design in tones of grey and white.Aster framed mirror in antique brass, Rowen & Wren.Discover beautiful bathrooms where marble steals the show
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Shape upSunken baths don’t need to be conventionally configured. In this room, an L-shaped design doubles as a low-level shower as well as a deep bathing area. Finished in the same blue mosaic tiles as the wall behind the basin, it’s an injection of refreshing colour in the neutral room. Once again, a full-length window means it’s a tub with a view. Opting for minimal, deck-mounted bath taps ensures brassware doesn’t block the vista.
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