These pages: For visual interest a strip of mosaic
tiles runs up the back wall of each shower, while
motion-activated lights under the vanities provide
soft illumination of the floors in the toilet and each
bathroom. Velux sun tunnels bring in additional
natural light to the ensuite, laundry and toilet.
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drawer and cupboard under the large sink
set into a Prime Stone benchtop. The wall
opposite has additional storage cupboards.
“A standard-height hinged door would
have made the laundry feel small, lim-
ited usable space and restricted natural
light coming through into the hallway.
Our solution was to install an over-height
cavity slider with square-stopped reveals
between the main bathroom and laundry.”
In the main bathroom, a spacious
vanity with a hand basin for each child
was a priority. To this end, the design
includes a wall-to-wall vanity with twin
semi-recessed hand basins. Plus, each
teenager has their own mirror-fronted
storage cupboard with further storage in
wide drawers beneath the vanity top.
The master ensuite has the same wall-
hung cabinets and wide vanity but with
just one hand basin to create additional
bench space.
“Again in pursuit of space or the illu-
sion of space, we introduced large-format
horizontal Italian porcelain tiles to both
bathrooms,” says the architect. “The tiles