Facebook Tweet Help Stories Bathroom Upon reflection small powder room remodel Share Tweet Help White powder room by Archetype Glossy white mosaic tiles in this renovated powder room reflect plenty of light. Powder rooms always pose their own design challenges, especially in apartments where they are likely to be internal rooms.This new powder room, designed by architect Alan Berman and the design team at Archetype Design Studio, with direction the client, replaces the original bathroom that dated back to the '50s."The owner wanted the new powder room to feel less enclosed," the designer says. "It also needed to have a much more modern look and be as light and airy as possible, given that it has no windows." The wenge wood vanity cabinet reflects a contemporary Zen design influence. Project manager Ingrid Rancier says the room was gutted and slightly enlarged. The walls were clad in white tiles with a textural finish that adds visual interest and reflects light."White walls and ceilings always help to make a space seem larger and lighter," she says.A new beveled mirror also reflects the light from two sconces and a ceiling lamp. With its floor-to-ceiling glossy white mosaic tiles, this renovated powder room reflects plenty of light. With its square edges and negative detailing, the vanity has a contemporary aesthetic. A calming Zen influence is evident in the shaped sides and dark wenge wood finish. The cabinet doors feature a subtle pattern of plants and leaves that keeps the look soft.Laid on the diagonal, the Lite Emperador marble floor tiles have a matching border."The diagonal pattern creates a sense of movement, so the flooring doesn't look too staid or square" says Berman. "It doesn't appear to be restrained by the walls, which makes the room seem larger." Credit list Architect Alan Berman and design team, Archetype Design Studio Wall tiles Porcelanosa Mosaico in Star White from New York Marble & Ceramic Vanity top Quartz Sink Oceana from Davis Warshow Toilet Toto Sconces Rustica brass Project manager Ingrid Rancier, Archetype Design Studio Floor tiles Lite Emperador from New York Marble & Ceramic Vanity cabinet Sonia-Nouveau in wenge wood from Gracious Home Faucet Porcelanosa Noken Glass shelves Broadway Glass Story by: Colleen Hawkes 30 Dec, 2013 Bathroom Trendsideas Home kitchen bathroom commercial design Latest Post Studio Del Castillo wins TIDA Australia Apartment of the Year 14 Nov, 2024 C. Kairouz Architects wins TIDA Australia Interior Design of the Year 14 Nov, 2024 Alex Urena Design Studio wins TIDA Australia Designer Home of the Year 14 Nov, 2024 We know the Specialists Related Book More Books > Trends Vol 30 No 1 Bathroom Trends is dedicated to providing inspirational design ideas, products, services, and information for bathroom b... Read More Similar Stories