Gold light, soft curves
Two bathrooms in a family home, led by a freestanding slipper bath beneath a back-lit gold mosaic niche.
The project
Two rooms with one design language
The family wanted to renovate both bathrooms in the house and give each a clear identity while keeping them connected.
The existing rooms were dated, with tired tiling, a cramped shower and very little light.
We rebuilt both rooms from the studs, then used lit mosaic niches as the signature detail: gold in the main bathroom, rose in the second.
A freestanding slipper bath, LED mirrors and an oak-effect floor make the main bathroom warm, bright and relaxing.
Before
Understanding
the starting point
Both bathrooms were dated, with worn tiling, a cramped shower and little natural or artificial light.
The brief
Warm light, soft forms
The brief
The brief was two bathrooms that felt calm and special, with good light and easy-to-clean surfaces.
Design direction
We combined large white tiles, an oak-effect floor and back-lit mosaic niches with a freestanding bath and LED mirrors.
The plan
Every centimetre has a role
The bath sits as a centrepiece, the shower runs behind glass and the vanity is wall-hung beneath a lit mirror.
- 1Freestanding bath
- 2Lit niche
- 3Walk-in shower
- 4Vanity
- 5Wall-hung WC
Approximate plan drawn from the project photographs — not a measured drawing.
The concept
Glow, curve and warm timber
Soft shapes and warm light balanced by clean white surfaces.
The build
The detail behind the finish
Both rooms were taken back to the studs, with new services, waterproofing and lighting before the finishes went in.
The result
Two bathrooms with a warm glow
The finished rooms are bright, calm and connected by the same signature detail of lit mosaic niches.
Project summary
From dated and dim to warm and bright
The challenge
Two dated bathrooms with worn tiling, a cramped shower and very little light.
The family wanted each room to feel special while still belonging to the same home.
The response
Both rooms rebuilt from the studs, with lit mosaic niches as the signature detail in each.
A freestanding slipper bath, LED mirrors and an oak-effect floor bring warmth to the main bathroom.
The result
Two bright, calm bathrooms with a shared design language.
Soft curves and warm light make the main bathroom a room to relax in, not just pass through.
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