Facebook Tweet Help Stories Bathroom Australia TIDA Bathrooms Lavish presence Share Tweet Help A wall to wall marble finish runs across the vanity too in this luxurious powder room while deft moves negate penthouse limitations Designed by Kerrie Richardson, Lux InteriorsFrom the designer:Design brief:Our penthouse clients required a lavish powder room for their guests to use.Homeowner’s requests:Lavish design to suit the penthouse atmosphereA room for guests to useHidden storage of toilet rolls and cleaning productsSleek, modern designMinimal groutKeep the existing linen cupboard but make it less obviousExisting challenges:Being a penthouse level, moving plumbing was restrictiveTransporting large format porcelain panels into the apartmentCreating a linen door with a panel frontConcealing the cisternCreating a sleek vanity incorporating panels with a built-in basin Design statement:This lavish powder room features stunning, marbled large format porcelain panels that radiate a sense of opulence throughout the room.The panels flow throughout the room creating a seamless finish.Also, using porcelain panels for the custom designed vanity continues the seamless marble look from the drawer fronts through to the benchtop and integrated basin. Being a penthouse apartment, moving plumbing was tricky and as a result we could not chase the basin waste pipe into the wall.To give the illusion of a floating vanity, while concealing the drain, the design includes a mirrored recessed kicker. This kicker ties in with the full-length circular, bespoke mirror above the vanity.In order to allow for a concealed in wall cistern, a stud wall was built in front of the existing wall.As an added element of decadency, luminous strip lighting was included on either side, making this wall a feature. To conceal the linen cupboard, the new design continues the panels onto the linen door. Due to the sheer weight of the door, the design specified heavy duty hinges, making sure all safety regulations were met. Credit list Designer Kerrie Richardson, Lux Interiors Benchtop Bianco Calacatta 12mm Silk porcelain panel Taps Sussex Calibre wall basin spout; Sussex Calibre wall mixer Accessories Toilet roll holder – Sussex Scala straight roll Wall and floor tiles: Porcelain panels – Bianco Calacatta, 3000 x 1500 x 6mm, vein matched, from Lusso; round tile insert waste in Gun Metal Ventilation Polyair Linear Slot Diffuser, white grille, double slot Vanity Custom floor mounted vanity with recessed mirror kicker – featuring custom porcelain panel top, basin and drawer fronts in Bianco Calacatta 12mm Silk panels; panel top mitred to drawers for seamless finish Basin Built-in basin using porcelain panels Toilet and backing Pan: Caroma Liano Easy Height Clean Flush, floor mounted; buttons: TECE Recessed Frame White, painted with gun metal matte; cistern: TECE Concealed Cistern back inlet, from Regal; new steel frame wall houses cistern, allowing voids either side for strip lighting Paint Ceiling and door frames in Dulux White on White. Lighting Unios Titanium G1 downlight, 4000K, textured white; Clipsal Saturn Zen GP and switch Awards Trends International Design Awards (TIDA) Bathrooms – Winner Designed by: Kerrie Richardson, Lux Interiors Story by: Trendsideas Photography by: Michael Conroy 20 Mar, 2022 Bathroom Australia TIDA Bathrooms Trendsideas Home kitchen bathroom commercial design Latest Post Memories of the Alhambra 17 Nov, 2024 Who won? – 2024 TIDA Homes awards results announced 17 Nov, 2024 Collaboration and connection 17 Nov, 2024 We know the Specialists Related Book More Books > Bathrooms Here's all the inspiration, ideas and information you need to get started. Read More Similar Stories