Facebook Tweet Help Stories Bathroom Colourful children's rooms Share Tweet Help Bright, cheerful and highly original there's no excuse for children not to spend time in these fantasy suites Girl's pink bathroom Just as a homeowner has a say in the design of their house, so children enjoy having an input into the design of their bedroom suite.This suite belongs to a child who came up with the idea of a rainbow theme. This was the brief given to designer Royston Wilson, who was responsible for the interior design of the whole house, which has a French Chateau style."The rainbow created the focal point, from which every-thing else in the bathroom could radiate out from," says Wilson. "We thought, how wonderful it would be for a child to lie in bed and catch a glimpse through the doorway of the sun peeping out from behind the rainbow."Wilson says the space was not without its challenges, however. During construction, the ceiling height had to be lowered 300mm, so the rainbow needed to move down the wall, which impacted on the mirror and lighting."The mirror was redesigned as a collection of circles that represent bubbles, which could be positioned so they don't conflict with the rainbow. The planned bubble light fixture was changed to a shorter crystal style with LED downlights, so it still looks like floating bubbles." Colorful children's bathroom To make room for a bathtub that was a late request, the team took some space from the adjoining balcony, rebuilding the exterior wall."The specially ordered Bisazza tiles were reconfigured to fit the changed space, and the ceiling painted blue. The final result is a bathroom that appeals to the child in us all."Another bathroom in the house is fit for a princess. Wilson says the only instruction from the daughter of the house using this suite was to use the colour pink."We researched plumbing products and found a fuchsia pink mixer and tap. We also discovered the new Laufen Mimo collection, offering a handbasin collar and toilet seat in a bubblegum pink shade."The designer then created a dramatic pink-fronted vanity cabinet, which is cantilevered from the wall. To make space for a bathtub a late addition this bathroom was pushed out towards the balcony and a new exterior wall built. "We positioned the vanity opposite the door so this would provide the most visual impact it is the first thing you see when you enter," he says.The vanity features pink, heart-embossed drawer fronts in a new Laminex product 3D Forms & Illusions in the colour Lovely. Further embellishment is provided by diamante-style handles that catch the light."We introduced an unusual glossy white tile to the vanity wall for added pizzazz," says Wilson. "The tile has a textural wave pattern that is highlighted by LED lighting around the vanity mirror.The designer says the pink elements can be changed out easily if required in the future. Credit list Designer Royston Wilson, Royston Wilson Design Vanity cabinetry Abet Laminati in Kaleidos Crystal Basin Parisi Dial 60 Bathtub Kaldewei Studio Right Toilet Parisi Award HIA Bathroom Design of the Year, Victoria Vanity drawers Laminex 3D Forms Basin Laufen Mimo in White and Pink Bathtub Kaldewei Centrol Duo 2 Shower rail set Hansgrohe Rainbow Vanity top Staron in Mountain Bluebird Cabinet handles Kethy from Finer Bathrooms Basin mixer Newform Round Forma Bath mixer Newform Forma Wall tiles Bisazza Vanity top Quantum Quartz in Arctic White Vanity handles Kethy Clear Basin mixer Vola in Pink Shower and tub mixer Vola in Pink Toilet Laufen Mimo in seat in Pink Story by: Colleen Hawkes Photography by: Andrew Ashton 30 Dec, 2013 Bathroom Trendsideas Home kitchen bathroom commercial design Latest Post Serene air 03 Nov, 2024 Artistic vibe 03 Nov, 2024 Grown from the land 03 Nov, 2024 We know the Specialists Related Book More Books > Trends Vol 30 No 1 Bathroom Trends is dedicated to providing inspirational design ideas, products, services, and information for bathroom b... Read More Similar Stories