Wheatley Bathroom
Ever taken a shower outside? Stepping over rounded river pebbles onto the granite platform, you are surrounded by blue skies and garden. Large panels of clear glass ensure the bathroom is always filled with natural daylight. The inspiration behind this intriguing bathroom lies behind a trip to Bali.
Armstrong Bathroom
This bathroom achieves its
relaxed modern aesthetics through the selection of unpolished natural stone
slabs for floor and walls resulting in minimal joints for clean lines. The
opaque glass window and operable external louvresfilter light and provide
privacy. The timber framed sliding doors create flexibility allowing the bathroom to
become part of the bedroom and open up to the view. The fittings have been
selected for their ease of operation and water use. In keeping with the
overall brief for the project, "A place for everything and everything
in its place" storage is provided through a side opening cabinet concealed behind the mirror.
Armstrong Kitchen
The key to this renovation was relocating the kitchen to the opposite side of the space allowing the north eastern corner to be utilised for living spaces. The bench tops are unpolished, the palette is natural and appliances are integrated where possible creating a simple relaxed interior. Materials are employed to define the areas Australia timber veneer for the lounge and dining joinery, and white semi gloss cabinetry for the kitchen. The overhead shelving extending around the corner plays a role in linking the living area and views at the front of the house with the outdoor areas at the back.
Freedman Bathroom This beautiful room features a multi jet spa located between a very private sundrenched yellow stringy timber deck and a very functional bathroom. The bathroom boasts under tile heating, custom built timber & chrome towel ladder and storage/display nooks over the vanity and within the shower area. The hardwood and glass multi panel sliding doors divide the area offering it both recreational and practical use. The doors when opened are cleverly hidden behind an external wall.
'The Outlook' Bathroom When sliding back the two metre wide timber framed partition, this spacious bathroom becomes one with the bedroom, linked with a rich coloured plywood panel wall above the bath, continuing through to become the bedroom robe doors. Large 600mm square wall tiles flow down then across the heated floor, falling into a three metre wide stainless grate. Frameless glass partitioning, floor to ceiling chrome towel ladder and stone featured around the basin combined with rich coloured timber veneer storage areas, complete this beautiful room.