Facebook Tweet Help Stories Bathroom Call of the sea Large and luxurious bathroom by Jamie Drake Share Tweet Help Large and luxurious bathroom by Jamie Drake This bathroom, designed by Jamie Drake of Drake Design Associates, features sea-green tiles, an extra-large bathtub, open shelves, blinds and a shower. Any area can be enlarged by combining two rooms, but another option is to choose a palette of materials that creates a sense of spaciousness.The owners of this home wanted to extend their bathroom to create a larger space that would accommodate two people, provide them with a spa-like experience, and have the same gracious proportions as the rest of the home.Although the original bathroom was small, there was an adjacent closet, so designer Jamie Drake of Drake Design Associates suggested combining the two spaces into one."With remodeling, the bathroom is now large and luxurious, and its new layout and clean, minimal design and materials create an impression of spaciousness," says Drake. This bathroom, designed by Jamie Drake of Drake Design Associates, features sea-green tiles, an extra-large bathtub, open shelves, blinds and a shower. The bathroom includes an oversized bathtub, and a double shower enclosure with two shower heads."As a dramatic architectural gesture, the two pedestal sinks are framed by a freestanding, backlit wall clad in Ming Green mosaic tiles that feature an undulating pattern reminiscent of an ocean wave. Frameless, highly polished, stainless steel mirrors behind the two basins appear to be suspended in space," says the designer."When all other lights in the bathroom are extinguished, the backlit wall glows like a distant horizon."Tiles on the floor also feature a wave pattern, but slightly altered to create a sliver design. This bathroom, designed by Jamie Drake of Drake Design Associates, features sea-green tiles, an extra-large bathtub, open shelves, blinds and a shower. "This has produced a wonderful dialogue with the wall tiles, and emphasizes the organic feeling of the bathroom," says the designer.Between the two basins, a bench made from repurposed paper is branded with a literary quotation, adding a touch of individuality.Drake says this bathroom was intentionally designed so it doesn't relate to other rooms in the house, but instead stands alone, creating a sanctuary for the owners. Credit list Builder Uberto Mirrors Kenneth Nilson Floor and wall tiles Sinuous mosaic pattern in Ming Green from the Musee collection, supplied by Artistic Tile Accessories Establishment New York Bathtub Toto Basin, faucets, shower fittings, shower, toilet Toto Lighting Jonathan Browning, Inc; chandelier by Abyu Lighting Drapes Toray Ultrasuede by Michael Tavano Design Story by: Mary Webb 20 Sep, 2011 Bathroom Trendsideas Home kitchen bathroom commercial design Latest Post 'Something different' 15 Dec, 2024 Rounded perspective 15 Dec, 2024 Everyday opulence 15 Dec, 2024 We know the Specialists Related Book More Books > US2708 US2708 Read More Similar Stories