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Engineered stone benchtop vessels add to other curved elements in this bathroom makeover, such as the freestanding tub. The soft, curving nature of the basin and the tub further accentuate the overall feeling of space between areas of the ensuite. Th
Engineered stone benchtop vessels add to other curved elements in this bathroom makeover, such as the freestanding tub. The soft, curving nature of the basin and the tub further accentuate the overall feeling of space between areas of the ensuite. The basin sits on a timber shelf with a living edge, one of several touches of nature in the room that balance the cooler tile surfaces.
Stone, bronze, wood and metallic-hued tiles combine to exotic effect in this luxury ensuite
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This master ensuite renovation features classic design and custom details
What to expect when your renovation gets underway – watch a designer's own experience
Scullery designed to take centre stage
For more than 30 years, Trends has promoted great home design ideas through its print, digital and online media.The Trends International Design Awards – TIDAs – take that involvement to the next level with the search for the best kitchens, bathrooms and homes across a number of the countries where Trends has a presence.
Generous master suite provides a private oasis for the homeowners, while making the most of its ocean views
In keeping with the rest of the highly contemporary home, this master ensuite-meets-family bathroom offers a strong, clean-lined architectural presence
Ensuite and dressing area get new look and functionality that won’t date over time
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While a bathroom may no longer be regarded as 'the smallest room' in a home, the extra space now allocated to it doesn't necessarily make the design process any simpler. That's because we want so much more in a bathroom these days, as well as retaining+ the sense of space needed for it to be a relaxation zone. So how do you fit everything in to your new bathroom?