Henry gutted both spaces, demolishing the existing soffits in the bedroom and introducing new ceiling mouldings in a custom circular pattern. This motif helped to define the entire suite.
"I put a false wall behind the bed, so we could add a light feature that doubles as an artwork," she says. "This features dark wood that has been laser cut the pattern was inspired by a floral motif that is a reference to the owner's cultural heritage. This panel is backlit with coloured lighting that can be changed, although the preference is currently for blue."
Henry says she wanted a more minimalist, jewel-like look than traditional nightstands. She achieved this with floating mirrored shelves on both sides of the bed.
The tub deck was replaced with a freestanding Eago bath its rounded form echoing the curves of the circular motif. The bath sits beneath another large installation designed by Henry, which features a collection of bowls finished in gold leaf and mounted in dark wood frames.
The vanities are also wall mounted on shimmering textural gold linen.
"I wanted the vanities to be displayed as artworks," says Henry. "The effect is heightened by the LED back lighting, and integrated lighting within the mirror. To keep it simple and clean-lined, I did not opt for vanity light fixtures."
The designer also added painted wall panels with a custom routed circular pattern, and warm gold tiles that wrap the vanity walls and floor.
03 Oct, 2013