Trends New Zealand Trends Volume 32 No 5A New Zealand | Page 21

“Its wall-hung design was chosen for
its straight lines, and ease of cleaning.”
Rather than having a standard glass
shower screen, the designer introduced
a dividing wall to separate the walk-in
shower. Clad in the same timber tiles as
the rest of the room, the wall gives a sense
of solidity and permanence, and provides
guests privacy when taking a shower.
The designer says the shower stall
is all about simplicity and utility, with a
recessed nook for soap and shampoo and
a discreet drain hidden under the tiles.

Designer: Celia Visser, Celia Visser Design
Vanity cabinetry: De Bruin Judge
Taps/shower fittings: Methven Aurajet Aio, chrome
Basin: Custom, in Corian Glacier White
Wall surfaces: Vogue Tortora wide plank tiles
Flooring: Large format tiles
Toilet: Catalano Sfere 52 from Plumbline
Lighting: Katalog Little Bit pendants
Accessories: Minimo from Plumbline; DCS heated
towel rails
Story by Charles Moxham
Photography by Kallan MacLeod

Facing page and above: A blade wall creates a
bold and private way to separate the walk-in
shower from the main bathroom area. Built-in
niches provide shelving for soaps and shampoos
without encroaching on the usable space within
the shower area.

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