Well rounded

Designed by Katie Scott, Sticks+Stones Design

From the designer:

Designed for a busy family of four, these homeowners wanted their ensuite to be a 'parents sanctuary'. 

They also requested a walk-in wardrobe space.

Their existing master bedroom did not have a walk-in wardrobe, nor was there sufficient space to create one, so we pushed through into an existing study room located behind the bedroom. 

This created a perfect new space for a walk-in wardrobe. 

We also built in a desk so that it could be retained as a study, making the room multi-use and keeping the window with a lovely outlook over the garden.

The black wardrobe cabinetry complements the aesthetics of the other areas of the house, including the black kitchen. 

The full-height wardrobe doors, which hide the hanging space and drawers, make the space feel tidy and more like a study space when in use. 

One of these cupboards is used for a printer and work storage.

The ensuite bathroom is designed as a sanctuary for the professional couple. 

The palette is soft and natural, creating a lovely warmth and calmness in the space. 

We also softened the entry by curving the end of the his-and-hers vanity and the wall on the left-hand side, which helps to create a welcoming flow and natural movement into the space.

The large, round bathtub is a prominent feature of the bathroom, creating a luxurious, spa-like feel. 

The half-wall between the bathtub and shower is the ideal space to rest a book, a cup, or a glass.

The tall, built-in storage unit has ample room (as requested by the owner) and also serves to conceal the toilet from view.

From the bedroom, there are two doors – one to the ensuite oasis, the other to the walk-in wardrobe.

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