Designer: Minosa
Vanity: Morphing basin console by Kos
Tapware: Icon wall spout and mixer by Astra Walker
Tub: Morphing bath tub by Kos
Tub filler: Icon floor-mount with swivel spout
Shower fittings: Icon, in black
Shower glass: Starphire
Mosaic tiles: Mutina, from Di Lorenzo Tiles
Shower wall surface: Corian in Galcier White
Paint: Dulux
Wall and floor tiles: Nero Tempesta Limestone from
CDK Stone; white Corian wall panels
Toilet: Pura wall-faced pan
Lighting: Downlight and LED flat strip from Gineico
Ventilation: Schweigan Silent System
Accessories: Robe hook – Gessi, toilet roll holder –
Gessi Goccia, black; toilet brush holder – Astra Walker
Icon; round leather mirror with brass hinges – Adnet
Circulaire L Gubi; heated towel rail – Hydrotherm
Awards: HIA Australian Bathroom design – Winner
Story by Charles Moxham
Photography by Nicole England
Styled by Simona Castagna
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– the designer built out the vanity wall to
allow for discreet drawers and open stor-
age niches behind.
To create the black and white theme,
Genner ran black marble slabs across the
floor and 1200mm high around the walls.
And, to complete the look, white Corian
was introduced on the walls above.
The large-format black stone sheets
and white tiles were able to be laid grout-
free to soften the overall effect, while
white mosaic tiles were added to define
the vanity area. These bring texture and
depth to the space. The black European
fittings contribute to the two-tone theme.
As well as the wealth of natural light
from the new, almost room-sized window,
downlights were employed to make the
expansive glass surface mirror-like at
night. Plus, vertical LEDs either side of the
built-out vanity wall cast light outwards,
also lighting the niches and side drawers.
“Between the cantilevered window over-
looking the garden, the organic-patterned
screens and the softened two-tone theme,
the bathroom now exudes a sense of calm.”
Previous page and above: On this bathroom
project by Minosa, stepping the vanity wall out
provided for semi-concealed open storage to the
sides, while a textured tile on the wall adds to its
presence. The contemporary bathroom, located
in a modest space, gains natural light and floor
space for the tub from a new cantilevered window
element with external privacy screens.
Opposite page: The black and white Morphing
bath tub by Kos complements the two-tone colour
scheme. The developing patina on the exposed
steel screens adds visual warmth to the bathroom.
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