Facebook Tweet Help Stories Bathroom Bathroom designed to have natural feel Share Tweet Help Not too flashy or glitzy – that was the client request for this bathroom in a contemporary new home Designer Ingrid Geldof included stone and timber to add a natural feel to this bathroom in a contemporary home. Designer statement – by Ingrid GeldofThe clients were building a new home with an elegant look, with a natural feel, which also needed to be timeless. ‘Not too flashy or glitzy’ was critical. They wanted to incorporate such as including timber and stone. The houses’ architecture was modern contemporary and they desired warmth and interest, yet retaining a sophisticated feel.The key things for the bathroom was to have ‘privacy’ in the toilet and shower spaces and a sculptural bath statement. Plus they wanted lit magnifying mirrors and a double vanity with lots of storage. As well as vanity storage, there is additional space for smaller items behind the mirror, which includes power points for electric toothbrushes. There was a high window on one side of the bathroom and introducing the dividing walls created the division of spaces for the bidet toilet and the shower. The bath was set off by a solid oak slatted wall, providing the warmth and interest the clients wanted.There was plenty of wall space to accommodate his and hers vanities, and so also provide ample storage. Behind the mirror, hidden cabinets with power outlets inside created additional storage for smaller items and electric toothbrushes. Vola tapware provides a timeless and simple look that will not date. The Pietra Grey Honed Marble tops worked beautifully with the timber and the Tundra Grey marble floor and wall tiles. These materials choices were used throughout the rest of the home.Good lighting over the vanity areas, plus the lit magnifying mirror and LED strip under the vanities provided functional and ambient lighting options.The Vola tapware provides a timeless and simple look which will not date.See more by Ingrid Geldof Design Credit list Designer Ingrid Geldof, Ingrid Geldof Design Vanity cabinetry Lyall Park Joinery Bath VCBC Sonit Taps Vola #122 Toilet and bidet Duravit Darling Sensowash Lighting LED Underfloor heating Warmup Co-designer Rachel Barnes, Ingrid Geldof Design Benchtop Pietra Grey Limestone from Artisan Stone Basin Duravit Vero Shower fittings Vola Flooring and walls Tundra Grey natural stone from SCE Stone Ventilation Ventpro Awards Trends International Design Awards (TIDA) Bathrooms – Highly Commended Story by: Trends Photography by: Diederik ven Heyningen 01 Aug, 2018 Bathroom Trendsideas Home kitchen bathroom commercial design Latest Post A beacon on the landscape 24 Nov, 2024 Rounding on the scenery 24 Nov, 2024 Seamless entertaining 24 Nov, 2024 We know the Specialists Similar Stories