Facebook Tweet Help Stories Bathroom Australia TIDA Bathrooms A practical yet pampering bathroom Share Tweet Help As well as having a place for everything (think dedicated makeup station and ottomans to relax on in the dressing area) this master suite achieves a flowing, connected feel with a quiet sense of luxury at every turn With no internal doors between the bedroom, dressing and ensuite, the designer continued end joinery panels in the dressing room through to the ensuite and the bedroom, thus connecting the spaces visually. Designed by Michelle Quinn, Lume DesignFrom the designer:The brief for the homeowners was to create an elegant master suite that was very practical while feeling luxurious.It was important for the bedroom, dressing room and ensuite to look and function seamlessly as one suiteThe dressing room was to incorporate practical features – including ironing facilities, a makeup station and somewhere to sit and put your shoes on. The ensuite was to be spacious and be able to be used easily by both owners at the same time.There were no internal doors between the bedroom, dressing and ensuite so one issue we had to overcome was finishing these wall junctions nicely. This was achieved by continuing our end joinery panels in the dressing room through to the ensuite and the bedroom, connecting the spaces visually.The joinery finish throughout is Bestwood Washed Oak, which we complemented with pops of black lacquer, steel and texture coat.We used a large dark grey tile throughout the bathroom to create a moody backdrop for the timber-look feature tile and sculptural bath. Given the scale of the space, and rather than going with typical tiled recessed niches for housing soaps etc, we opted for some custom black shelving in the shower and above the bath with an integrated towel rail as an interesting point of difference.For a further sense of luxury in the dressing room, we added a cluster of glass pendants and flocked jewellery drawers as well as a sit-down makeup station with pockets of display shelving.Two custom upholstered ottomans reside in the dressing room, making good use of the generous space and allowing our homeowners to get ready together in comfort.The use of recessed LED strip lighting in the spaces adds to the luxurious ambience by washing textured surfaces and provides a nice warm glow throughout the suite during evenings. Credit list Designer Michelle Quinn, Lume Design Vanity cabinetry Bestwood 'Washed Oak' Benchtop Caesarstone in Turbine Grey Basin Apaiser Sublime Basin, from Oakleys Shower fittings Plumbline Progetto Buddy, from Oakleys Bedroom flooring Bremworth Lisburn, colour Rinzu, from Next Dore Lighting Schwung Home Glass Globe Pendants in dressing room, from ECC Blinds Santa Fe Blinds Co-designer Darren O'Neil, O'Neil Architecture Cabinetry hardware Blum Legrabox Bath VCBC Form Bath, from Oakleys Taps Plumbline Progetto Buddy Mixer and Spout, from Oakleys Toilet Plumbline Catalano Sfera 52, from Oakleys Bathroom tiles Starwood, by Porcelanosa; Update Dark Grey Ventilation Ventech Awards Trends International Design Awards (TIDA) Bathrooms – Runner-up Story by: Trendsideas Photography by: Anna McLeod 20 Dec, 2020 Bathroom Australia TIDA Bathrooms Blum REVEGO Pocket systems for new space concepts Trendsideas Home kitchen bathroom commercial design Latest Post New or renovated? 10 Nov, 2024 Personality plus 10 Nov, 2024 Energy and efficiency 10 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