Architect-designed bathroom with pale timber in the dry area, ice-blue surfaces, glazed shower and white bath.
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ROOM 127 · Bathroom

The dry side of the bathroom

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A architect-designed rural house, conceived for Welsh Marches.

A towel and clean clothes need somewhere outside the shower. The timber bench gives this bathroom a dry dressing place, with glass marking the wetter part of the plan.

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THE DESIGN

The architecture admits daylight high enough to preserve privacy. Its timber elements remain outside the splash zone, and the bench sits where it can be used for drying and dressing. The shower is planned with its own tiled floor and glass screen; drainage and splash control need resolving in the installation.

The 800mm tobacco-oak vanity supplies its own white basin and two drawers. It stays on the dry side of the room, opposite the screened shower. The product edit includes a complete chrome basin tap and a traditional freestanding bath-mixer alternative; final fitting compatibility belongs with the installer.

Ice blue and white give the wet surfaces a clean, cool light. The darker bench adds definition in the dry zone. A room can feel generous through its spacing and daylight without enlarging the products beyond their actual dimensions.

WHY THE ROOM WORKS

Put the warmth where the water is not.

Colour palette

  • Pale oak
  • Ice blue stone
  • Chrome
  • Crisp white
01

Timber stays dry

The bench and architectural timber sit outside the shower splash zone. Warmth does not depend on unprotected wood beside running water.

02

Resolve the wet boundary

The glass screen marks the shower edge. The actual floor falls, waterproofing and drainage must make that separation work in use.

03

A useful dry-side vanity

The selected 800mm unit supplies a basin and two drawers. Separate mixer options let the bathroom fittings be resolved for the actual installation.

04

Let daylight reach the floor

High glazing brings cool light across the pale stone without sacrificing privacy.

WHAT TO BORROW

Mark where wet feet go after the shower, and where clothes wait before it. Choose timber for the dry position and check its care requirements against the room's humidity.

THE PIECES BEHIND THE DESIGN

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