Facebook Tweet Help Stories Bathroom Australia TIDA Bathrooms Growing in prominence Share Tweet Help Combining a sense of retreat with the roominess required for a growing teenager, this design also offers wider interior connections and ease of clean-up Designed by Hum ArchitectsFrom the architects:Our homeowners requested a large, functional bathroom that could accommodate their growing teenage sons while also providing a peaceful retreat from their busy lives. To achieve this, we incorporated warm, organic materials and textural tiles into the design.With a polished concrete floor featured in the new addition, the owner wished to include this element in the bathroom. We paired this with natural grey tiles in the shower and sealed the concrete floor with specialist waterproofing products. The bathroom is centrally located between the laundry and bedroom areas, making it easily accessible and conveniently grouped with other service areas.The detailing of the tiles was an important design aspect of the space. When we couldn't find a tile edging that matched the tapware, our builder created a custom-made brass tile trim that complements both the tiles and the tapware – providing an elegant solution for this feature.The bathroom layout is spacious and practical, with storage in both the vanity cabinet and mirror cabinets. A large south-facing window fills the room with daylight, while downlights and vanity lights provide adjustable levels of lighting.To create a luxurious feel in the space, we proposed a back-to-wall bath which avoids the problem of cleaning behind a freestanding bath. The frameless shower screen emphasises the spaciousness and light, while the hardware throughout matches the tapware for a cohesive look.We continued the aesthetic throughout the house by replicating the colours and tones in the laundry, kitchen, and living areas. The resulting bathroom is a thoughtful and practical design that meets our homeowners' brief for a functional and beautiful space. Credit list Bathroom architect/designer Elizabeth Williams & Justin Holman, Hum Architects Vanity cabinetry Blackbutt Jones & Jones Vanity Basin Labello, Thin Edge, from Abi Interiors Bath Urbane II – Caroma Shower fittings Findlay Shower Rail Set, from Abi Interiors Flooring Polished concrete, custom mix by Midway Concrete; tiles from Artedomus Floor, wall and feature tiles Artedomus Hot water systems Rinnai Builder RCD Group Building & Construction Benchtop Blackbutt Taps Milani Progressive Mixer Set, from Abi Interiors Shower stall Supplied by RCD Group Building & Construction Accessories Otto, from Abi Interiors Lighting Athena downlights, from Lucretia; vanity lights – Kings Wall Bracket in Black/Teak, from Beacon Lighting Underfloor heating Hydronic In-slab heating, from DPP Hydronics Awards Trends International Design Awards (TIDA) Bathrooms – Highly Commended Designed by: Hum Architects Story by: Trendsideas Photography by: Mark Finn 27 Aug, 2023 Bathroom Australia TIDA Bathrooms Trendsideas Home kitchen bathroom commercial design Latest Post Memories of the Alhambra 17 Nov, 2024 Stone, wood and metal 17 Nov, 2024 Who won? – 2024 TIDA Homes awards results announced 17 Nov, 2024 We know the Specialists Related Book More Books > Trends 39-08 A selection of this month's top homes, kitchens, bathrooms and more Read More Similar Stories