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This bathroom offers an oasis of relaxation and a link to the natural environment. Contrasting tones and textures provide a sense of drama

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The view of a house overlooking a pool and spa

Rich, natural materials and a walk-through layout can bring the feeling of a resort-style space in tune with its environment. This bathroom illustrates this concept well.

The brief was to create a luxurious retreat for the owner as well as extend the entertainment layout of the property, says interior designer Amanda Hookham.


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The view of a home overlooking a pool and spa

"Travertine walls contrasted with lighter, marble quartz floors were used to achieve this," says Hookham. "The textured floors are a tonal extension to the exterior sandstone pavers and provide a gripping surface for the bathroom's wet areas."

The solid surfaces temper sand-blasted glass doors, minimalist chrome fittings and a pared-back style of vanity.

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The detail of a window

"As well as providing further contrast, the extensive use of glass and mirrors bring light to the space," says Hookham. "The natural stone materials are also a link to the scenic native bush that surrounds the home. Everything is designed to create a feeling of openness and luxury."

To continue the feel of a resort-style retreat, occupants step from the steam room, via a glass door, to the swimming pool, which doubles as a plunge pool.

Credit list

Architect
Paul Travers
Vanity cabinetry
Stainless steel by Three Sixty, glazing by Complete Glass and Glazing Services
Shower fittings and taps
Hansgrohe from Chesters
Basin
Glass by Bagno and Associates from Chesters
Hot water systems
Rheem main pressure from Chesters
Lighting
Hunza from Waterworks Irrigation, wall light from ECC Lighting and Living
Flooring
Marble quartz tile from Island Stone
Furniture
Strata bench by Werner Aisslinger, glide by David Trubridge, both from Purple South
Builder
Nigel Delaney RMB, Building Dynamics
Window treatments
Alarua Joinery, Kiwi Glass
Shower stall
Glass doors by Complete Glass and Glazing Services
Taps
Hansgrohe from Chesters
Toilet
Duravit, wall-hung from Chesters
Wall treatments
Filled and honed Travertine Nuvolato from SCE Stone and Design
Cabinetry
Countrybanc Kitchens

Story by: Trendsideas

23 Jul, 2004

Home kitchen bathroom commercial design


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