Facebook Tweet Help Stories Bathroom Shore vista Share Tweet Help This beachside master bathroom provides bathers with one of the best seats in the house A view of the master bedroom and ensuite, grey carpet and black tiles, wooden four post bed, white, orange and blue linen, white walls. The peace attained through lying in a bath and contemplating a wonderful view is not something everyone gets to experience. This beachside house was designed to give guests just that feeling of total relaxation.Designed for use as high-end beachfront vacation home, this house has two identical bedroom suites one downstairs and one up. The upstairs bathroom offers extensive sea views, while downstairs, the bathroom is enveloped by a garden vista.The homeowners are based in Singapore, and had significant input into the design of this house. They wanted to incorporate elements of Asian pavilion-style living into the master suite. A view of a bathroom, black tiled floor and bath surround, white bathtub and circular basin, chrome faucetry, wooden vanity top, windows with wooden blinds, cream walls, artwork, large wooden mirror, many accessories. "We designed the master suite as a pavilion off the front of the house, to take advantage of sun and views. Unlike Singapore, however, the climate doesn't allow for open pavilions," they say.High, white painted beams link the master bedroom to the bathroom along the ceiling line, giving an open effect to both rooms.The bathtub, with its expansive views, is the centerpiece of the room. One specification of the owners was that the bathtub be level with the bottom of the bifold windows. When the windows are open, the bather feels like they are almost on the beach. A view of a bathroom, black tiled floor and bath surround, white bathtub and circular basin, chrome faucetry, wooden vanity top, windows with wooden blinds, cream walls, artwork, large wooden mirror, many accessories. Black Portuguese tiles provide an interesting design feature. They also serve another unintended function radiating heat from the all-day sun that enters the room.The modern style of the room was softened by the introduction of an antique Chinese vanity and teak-framed mirror. Caramel gold paint gives a summery highlight to the room.A walk-in wardrobe and a toilet are concealed in a separate area behind the back wall ofthe shower. Credit list Builder Paul Crockford Builders Window treatments Vanity Chinese antique Basin Sims Wallcoverings Resene Tiling Chris Tregaskis Window joinery and hardware Rylock Shower stall Glass doors Faucets Paffoni Tiles Portuguese homogenous tiles Story by: Trendsideas 26 May, 2006 Bathroom Trendsideas Home kitchen bathroom commercial design Latest Post Everyday opulence 15 Dec, 2024 'Something different' 15 Dec, 2024 The Living Pā 15 Dec, 2024 We know the Specialists Related Book More Books > US2205 US2205 Read More Similar Stories