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Relax and rejuvenate

Taking inspiration from luxury hotel stays, the owners wanted this master suite to be a sanctuary for relaxation – the free-standing bath with view, expansive double vanity with make-up table and curved mosaic wall are just some refining touches

Designed by Justin Holman / Elizabeth Williams, Hum Architects

From the architects:

The context

Our homeowners, a busy couple with a young family, came to us looking for a new home that would take advantage of the surrounding views and that would support their modern lifestyle.

Taking inspiration from luxury hotel experiences, the owners were seeking to replicate that feeling of sanctuary and wellbeing. 

With amazing views to the west and natural light to take advantage of, the principal suite has become something very special – providing spacious elegance zoned away from the hustle and bustle of family life.


With a layout that flows through to the main bedroom and visual links both internally and externally from the refined ensuite to the calming bedroom space and across to the refined WIR and dressing room, this area sets the tone for the rest of the house.

Sumptuous feel and bathed in light

The free-standing bath – positioned to soak in the view, the expansive double vanity with make-up table and full-length mirror, and lastly the curved mosaic wall in the shower all combine to form a sumptuous space that is bathed in natural light. 

Neutral tones to the joinery and tiling form the backdrop that highlights the striking Dekton Bergen vanity, the brushed brass tapware and the blown glass feature pendant, while also creating a contrast with the dark joinery of the dressing room and robes.

Elizabeth Williams

The attention to detail in the design is evident, with the aesthetic, colour palette and range of textures extending through the main suite and beyond, ensuring a cohesive design language across the home.

Functionality as underlying rationale

As always in a bathroom, our strategy focussed on functionality as the underlying rationale, as seen in the concealed storage, heated towel rails and the convenient footstep and ledge in the large shower area. 

LED lighting, installed discreetly in key locations, enhances the day-to-day use of the room. 

High efficiency electric hot water & heating run by solar panels together with water efficient fittings contribute to the project’s sustainability goals, minimising carbon footprint and water usage.

The result is a thoughtful, practical, and sophisticated bathroom design which reinforces the refined spaces and forms of its surroundings – creating a functional, visually stunning sanctuary in which to relax and rejuvenate.

Credit list

Vanity cabinetry
Polytec
Benchtop
Dekton 'Bergen' by Cosentino
Taps
Elysian, from Abi Interiors
Shower fittings/accessories
Abi Interiors
Wall tiles
White Matt wall tiles - Western Distributer; feature wall tiles – Grigio Orsola Mosaic Square, from Artedomus
Awards
Trends International Design Awards (TIDA) XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Builder
Renovation One
Basin
Zuri under-counter, rectangle, from Abi Interiors
Bath
Kado Lux Oval, freestanding, from Reece
Flooring
Canyon Stone Cove floor tiles, from National Tiles; carpet from owner
Lighting
General lighting – Rapid LED Coral Trio; feature pendant – LightsLightsLights
Photography
Tess Kelly

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Story by: Trendsideas

02 Jul, 2027