Facebook

Tweet

Help

Six penthouse apartments are transformed with a refreshing palette of natural materials – curved walls of shimmering stone and glazed mosaics are washed with concealed LED lighting, adding sparkle and drama 

Designed by Richard Archer, Archer Design

From the designer:

Enjoying expansive views of the surrounding district, this bathroom project forms part of a newly constructed, 23 level, multi-residential development in Norwest Quarter, a substantial commercial and residential district 35ks northwest of Sydney.

To capitalise on keen buyer interest in this rapidly growing area, the owners and developers appointed Archer Design to undertake a complete re-design of the top three levels of the tallest residential tower in the development.

Six penthouse scale, luxury apartments (each approximately 375m² in area) were specifically designed to appeal to a predominantly local, down-sizing purchaser market and to maximise the full potential of their uniquely elevated position.

Refreshing palette of natural materials

Archer Design employed a refreshing palette of natural materials for the primary bathroom suite (and indeed throughout the penthouse), creating a calming and relaxed ambience that imbues the space with an elevated oasis-like ambience and lightness of touch.


The layout is generous with the primary bathing space flowing from the sleeping zone to an outdoor wrap-around garden terrace with stunning views of the district and the Blue Mountains.

Calming soft green Esmerelda marble slabs feature throughout the bathroom (and sleeping zones) of this sizeable suite, balancing the soft tones of the Kensington Ashtimber veneer joinery.

Feature separating element

A bronze framed, reeded glass door separates the WC enclosure from the primary open plan bathing space – a free-standing bath is placed in front of an Esmerelda marble clad wall flanked by glass doors opening to the landscaped roof terrace.

Opposite the bath is a twin vanity bench with storage concealed behind side-lit mirrored cabinets and timber drawers below. 

The double sized shower enclosure permits the user to enjoy views to the terrace and beyond while showering.

Curved wall of glazed mosaics

Curved walls of shimmering stone and glazed mosaics are washed with concealed LED lighting, adding sparkle and drama to the space by night.

Richard Archer, Archer Design

The adjacent dressing room is concealed behind the timber veneered headboard wall with over 16lineal metres of hanging and inbuilt drawer units concealed within mirrored and timber veneered doors.

These penthouse bathroom suites as created by Archer Design provide amenities befitting apartments of international calibre whilst offering a uniquely crafted ambiance of sun-filled Australian lightness.

Walk through the penthouse

Credit list

Cabinetry hardware
Brushed Nickle Yokato Pull, from Brodware
Basin
Elli, undercounter, from Parisi
Taps
Basin – Brushed Nickle City Stik Mixer, from Brodware; bath – Brushed Nickle Tondo II Bathtub Filler with hand shower, from Parisi
Toilet
Roca In-wash Inspira smart rimless, from Lafeme
Wallcoverings
Arte Artic Shade Vinyl wallcovering, from ARTE
Paint
Dulux Lexicon Half
Heated towel rails
Brushed Nickle Linear Solo Heated Towel Rails, from Brodware
Photography
Pablo Veiga
Vanity cabinetry
Navurban Kensington Ash, from New Age Veneers; joinery by Tivoli
Benchtop
Honed Esmeralda Stone, from Royal Stone
Bath
Kado Lussi, freestanding, from Reece
Shower fittings
Brushed Nickle Envy II Twin shower on rail, from Parisi
Flooring
Byronstone porcelain floor tile, from Skheme; Cosmos carpet from Fyber
Wall tiles
Custom Polygon marble mosaic tile; large format Neutra White tile slab, both from Skheme
Lighting
Parallels Wall Light, from Rakumba; B4 Fourline LED vertical strip lights by MLP. Light; Favaretto & Partners Jube 1 Pendant, from Mondoluce; Flexible linear LED Strip light, from Lucesco
Awards
Trends International Design Awards (TIDA) Baythrooms – Highly Commended

Helpful links

Expert Property Advice
Windows and Doors
Cabinetry Hardware
Roofing
Home Design

Story by: Trendsideas

01 Nov, 2026

Home kitchen bathroom commercial design


Latest Post

25 Oct, 2026

25 Oct, 2026

25 Oct, 2026

We know the Specialists

Related Book

TRENDS MINI COVER bathrooms -

Here's all the inspiration, ideas and information you need to get started.

Read More

Similar Stories