Cool wall
If had more space
Alternative bath/shower next to sink
Bath/shower next to sink
Bath/shower next to sink
Lighting
Lighting under cabinets
Sink and shelf layout
Mirrors and windowless
The square bath was a practical solution to a common family dilemma. “There’s only one bathroom in the house, so the owners wanted us to ensure they could use the bath for their kids,” explains Navarro, “but the adults wanted to shower comfortably, too. In the beginning, they were thinking of having a curved shower bath, which I totally forbade! Instead, we researched baths large enough for a comfortable shower.” Geometric tiles add an edge. “When we came across these, we knew straight away they were the ones. They were slightly more expensive than other options, but sometimes it’s worth spending a little extra,” says Navarro. Tiles, Azulej Collection by Patricia Urquiola for Domus.
The bathroom and toilet have been knocked together to create one room.
Tiles
Wall and shower screen
Put on a showA shower room with tiling all round doesn’t have to be a decorative dullard. In this room, a colourful geometric wallpaper up high packs a punch, turning a small space into a real treat. Consider using wallpaper on the top of the walls as well as the ceiling in a small space like this one, as it will give your choice greater impact than an above-only display. White wall tiles will let the paper’s colours do all the talking.Polyvine Decorators Varnish is often used on paper in bathrooms to protect it from the effects of steam and splashes.
Cupboards and shower / bath
Mirrored cupboards
Wood grain
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