Brass and oak
Brass, oak, and an arched mirror.
Brushed brass and fluted oak, carried through into the dressing area.
The room
A loft bathroom in brushed brass and fluted oak that opens into an adjoining dressing area.
The fittings are brushed brass throughout: a tall ladder towel rail, a single-lever basin mixer and the frame of the shower screen. Against warm off-white walls and beige stone-effect tiling, they carry the whole scheme.
The vanity is wall-hung with a fluted oak front and an inset white basin, under a frameless arched mirror lit from behind. The same fine reeding appears on the white internal door, so the two read as a pair across the room.
There is no wall between the bathroom and the dressing area. Past the door there is a plain oak wardrobe, a stone-topped dressing run with a stool, an organic wavy-edged mirror and an open oak shelving tower, and the oak-effect plank floor runs straight through from one to the other.
The spec
What we used.
- Wall-hung fluted oak vanity with an inset white basin
- Frameless arched mirror with LED backlight
- Brushed brass basin mixer and shower fittings
- Brushed brass ladder towel rail
- Beige stone-effect large-format wall tile
- Oak-effect plank flooring, bathroom and dressing area
- White freestanding bath
- Fluted internal door with a brushed brass lever
The photographs
More of the room.
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