The challenge
Bathrooms are the most serviced room in a house and the least forgiving: every waste, riser and extract wants to be exactly where the design does not want it.
Bathroom · London
Luxury home interiors — master bathroom
A refined master bathroom in marble and walnut — floating vanities, backlit mirrors, and a glazed shower zone composed for a calm, spa-like daily ritual.
Bathrooms are the most serviced room in a house and the least forgiving: every waste, riser and extract wants to be exactly where the design does not want it.
The vanities were floated and the WC wall-hung, which pushes the services into a shallow duct and gives the floor back to the eye — the room reads twice its size. Marble was book-matched across that duct wall so the concealment becomes the feature.
A spa-grade bathroom in a real London floorplate, not a hotel one.
Backlit mirrors do the face-height work; a lit niche gives the shower zone depth; no downlight is placed directly over the mirror, so nobody is uplit from above.
