Facebook Tweet Help Stories Bathroom Elegant ensuite features natural stone and efficient space planning Share Tweet Help Long, narrow bathroom with pale tones, Italian limestone floor and American oak cabinetry Designer Emma Morris, of Eterno Design, ensured the serene, warm natural feel she introduced to the rest of this homes interiors was continued into this master bathroom. A client's wish list can dictate the look of a bathroom in more ways than one. When a number of elements are requested, it can impact on the space-planning and so have an influence on the overall final aesthetic.For this high-end ensuite, the owners had asked designer Emma Morris for a spacious, stylish, and functional bathroom with all amenities, including a double vanity, under-floor heating, and bidet.The challenge with this bathroom was organising the positioning of the various items on her clients' wish list given the narrow width of the space, says Morris. The long, floating wall mirror and glass-fronted shower stall opposite both increase the sense of space in this bathroom. Pale tones also contribute to the rooms spacious feeling. "We set the freestanding bath in front of the floor-to-ceiling window that we'd designed as part of the wider house fit-out this created an easy indoor-outdoor link."Next, we hung the floating mirror and the cantilevered, stained oak vanity with Corian benchtop along the long wall. This enhanced the overall sense of space, while also helping to define the room."Another feature of the ensuite is the large custom-designed Italian limestone shower, which includes a recessed tiled shelf. Morris's design team worked closely with the builder and plumber to ensure the shower's tricky construction was finalised from early on in the piece. Handleless wall cabinetry provides unobtrusive storage in this bathroom. "Our overall aim was to bring a feeling of delicacy and warmth to the ensuite," says Morris. "This was achieved by the choice of natural finishes from the rich, veined look of the limestone floor and wall tiles to the custom-stained American oak on the double vanity and wall-height cabinetry. Glass doors on the shower add to the overall sense of spaciousness." Credit list Designer Emma Morris, Eterno Design, Christchurch Basins Corian, bespoke by Eterno, concealed drain Benchtop Corian, Glacier White Shower Custom tiled shower with glass door Mirror Designed by Emma Morris Bath Ambiente Classic Duo Oval by Kaldewei Shower tapware Shower slide, mixer by Hansgrohe Vanity Custom-designed, American oak with custom finish and grooved handles, wall-mounted Taps Twin-lever wall-mounted mixer by Methven Floors and walls Italian limestone tiles Lighting Recessed aluminium lights; aluminium extrusion light designed by Eterno Design Towel rail DSC Bath spout Epic Freestanding Bath Filler by Dorf Awards TIDA, Highly Commended Story by: Charles Moxham Photography by: Andy Brown 04 May, 2016 Bathroom Trendsideas Home kitchen bathroom commercial design Latest Post The Living Pā 15 Dec, 2024 'Something different' 15 Dec, 2024 Rounded perspective 15 Dec, 2024 We know the Specialists Related Book More Books > Trends Vol 32 No 2 If you're planning a new kitchen, you won't want to miss out on this latest edition of myTrends HOME – we've got all the... Read More Similar Stories