This bathroom makes a perfect pairing with soft and greenery.
The master bathroom of this semi-detached home could have been all hard edges and cold industrial style with its monotone colour pallete of black, greys and sleek reflective surfaces. But it isn't strategically positioned at the front of the home on the second floor, the generous flow of sunlight streaming in works to soften the hard architectural edge of the design. A green border of swaying bamboo further enhances that bright, airy feel and impart a Zen-like air of calm.
"The plans help to break the monotony of the home's front facade and the minimal enclosure makes sure the bathroom's always naturally ventilated".
Not sealing up the main light source of the bathroom made all the difference instead, a mirror is suspended lengthwise between the plants outside in the planter box and the bathroom, provideing privacy from road traffic and allowing light to come in. I especially like the effect of the sunlight filtering through the bamboo into the bathroom. The vanity countertop is similarly suspended so as not to block the full decorative impact of the bamboo, with its peeble border. At night, soptlights shining up from the base of the plants create a romantic mood.
Using a clever play of sunlight, shadows and lighting, I managed to lift what would have been just another cold designer space into one infused with natural beauty and comfortable warmth.
The master bathroom of this semi-detached home could have been all hard edges and cold industrial style with its monotone colour pallete of black, greys and sleek reflective surfaces. But it isn't strategically positioned at the front of the home on the second floor, the generous flow of sunlight streaming in works to soften the hard architectural edge of the design. A green border of swaying bamboo further enhances that bright, airy feel and impart a Zen-like air of calm.
"The plans help to break the monotony of the home's front facade and the minimal enclosure makes sure the bathroom's always naturally ventilated".
Not sealing up the main light source of the bathroom made all the difference instead, a mirror is suspended lengthwise between the plants outside in the planter box and the bathroom, provideing privacy from road traffic and allowing light to come in. I especially like the effect of the sunlight filtering through the bamboo into the bathroom. The vanity countertop is similarly suspended so as not to block the full decorative impact of the bamboo, with its peeble border. At night, soptlights shining up from the base of the plants create a romantic mood.Using a clever play of sunlight, shadows and lighting, I managed to lift what would have been just another cold designer space into one infused with natural beauty and comfortable warmth.
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