Designer: Jason Klumpp,Tyrells
Architects (now at Studio 23 Design)
Builder: Felsch Developments
Interior designer: Shellee Gordoun
Interiors
Vanity cabinetry: Aniseed by Eveneer
and Nero polished tile – by Jim Jeffreys,
Carve Interiors
Vanity countertop: Porcelain Nero
Supreme polished, by Arte Domus
Bath: Teuco Academia
Tub filler: Love Me Floor floor-mounted
bathfiller by Paco Jaanson
Toilet: Axa Uno with in-wall cistern,
from Reece
Walls: Aster Maximum Mercury
porcelain tiles, Artedomus; Nero
Supreme porcelain tiles; Stucco
Floor: Mosaics
Accessories: Mili Pure vertical heated
towel rail from Reece
Lighting: Base wall light by Tom Dixon;
ceiling mini trim LEDs from Lightbrokers
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Above: The new master bathroom –
in the new section of the extended
home – gains extra space by
spanning the top level of the triple-
height glass conservatory that runs
alongside the new extension.
Above right: Also two-tone and with
the same finishes, the home’s main
bathroom is in the original section of
the now greatly expanded residence.
Story by Charles Moxham
Photography by Chris Pearce
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the laser-cut screen ceiling that floods sunlight
from tinted glass down into the bathroom
proper. Natural light also filters into the room
via the shoji screen-like end wall panels in trans-
lucent glass. The outer panels on these end walls,
however, are in an opaque, marble-like finish.
“The freestanding bath and complementary
organic shaped table-top vanity bowl both have
a foot in the past and present – each reflect the
soft curves of traditional bathroom whiteware,
but with a more shaped, individualistic accent.”
A more specific reference to the period of
the original residence is seen in the choice of the
classic sconces directly above the tub.
Completing the two-tone theme, the bath-
room floor is finished in black and white mosaic
tile custom made for the project.
Chrome could be considered the third
colour in the room, with the rainhead shower,
freestanding tub pourer and heated towel rails
all in this shiny finish. In fact, you’d be forgiven
for missing the heated rails at a glance – these
are t he vertical ‘handles’ on the tall cabinet.
“The family bathroom, in the original section
of the home, has similar finishes and features,”
says Klumpp.