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Designed by: Katie Scott, Sticks+Stones Design

Photography by: John Williams

Designed for a busy family of four, these homeowners wanted their ensuite to be a ‘parents sanctuary’.

They also requested a walk-in wardrobe space.

Their existing master bedroom did not have a walk-in wardrobe, nor was there sufficient space to create one, so we pushed through into an existing study room located behind the bedroom.

This created a perfect new space for a walk-in wardrobe.

We also built in a desk so that it could be retained as a study, making the room multi-use and keeping the window with a lovely outlook over the garden.

Looking from the ensuite with double vanity through into the master bedroom.
Looking from the ensuite through into the master bedroom.

The black wardrobe cabinetry complements the aesthetics of the other areas of the house, including the black kitchen.

The full-height wardrobe doors, which hide the hanging space and drawers, make the space feel tidy and more like a study space when in use.

One of these cupboards is used for a printer and work storage.

The ensuite bathroom is designed as a sanctuary for the professional couple.

The palette is soft and natural, creating a lovely warmth and calmness in the space.

We also softened the entry by curving the end of the his-and-hers vanity and the wall on the left-hand side, which helps to create a welcoming flow and natural movement into the space.

As viewed from the master bedroom, the refined ensuite with sculptural bath, is at left with study/walk-in robe to the right.
As viewed from the master bedroom, the refined ensuite is at left with study/walk-in robe to the right.

The large, round bathtub is a prominent feature of the bathroom, creating a luxurious, spa-like feel.

The half-wall between the bathtub and shower is the ideal space to rest a book, a cup, or a glass.

The tall, built-in storage unit has ample room (as requested by the owner) and also serves to conceal the toilet from view.

From the bedroom, there are two doors – one to the ensuite oasis, the other to the walk-in wardrobe.

Find more design ideas and inspiration at trendsideas.com

Credit List

Designer
Katie Scott, Sticks+Stones Design
Cabinetry
Tall unit Dezignatek thermoform; Stanza Curve vanity, in oak, by Plumbline
Cabinetry hardware
Blum
Benchtop
Plumbline solid surface
Bath, taps
ABI
Basin
Celine ABI
Shower fittings
Elysian ABI
Toilet
Evo Plumbline
Flooring
Tiles from European Ceramics; Feltex Carpet
Wall tiles
European Ceramics; feature tile, from Tile Depot
Paint
Resene
Lighting
Spot light from Mr Ralph
Drapes
James Dunlop
Mirrors
Joska Studio
Awards
Trends International Design Awards (TIDA) Bathrooms – Highly Commended

Designed for a busy family of four, these homeowners wanted their ensuite to be a ‘parents sanctuary’.

They also requested a walk-in wardrobe space.

Their existing master bedroom did not have a walk-in wardrobe, nor was there sufficient space to create one, so we pushed through into an existing study room located behind the bedroom.

This created a perfect new space for a walk-in wardrobe.

We also built in a desk so that it could be retained as a study, making the room multi-use and keeping the window with a lovely outlook over the garden.

Looking from the ensuite with double vanity through into the master bedroom.
Looking from the ensuite through into the master bedroom.

The black wardrobe cabinetry complements the aesthetics of the other areas of the house, including the black kitchen.

The full-height wardrobe doors, which hide the hanging space and drawers, make the space feel tidy and more like a study space when in use.

One of these cupboards is used for a printer and work storage.

The ensuite bathroom is designed as a sanctuary for the professional couple.

The palette is soft and natural, creating a lovely warmth and calmness in the space.

We also softened the entry by curving the end of the his-and-hers vanity and the wall on the left-hand side, which helps to create a welcoming flow and natural movement into the space.

As viewed from the master bedroom, the refined ensuite with sculptural bath, is at left with study/walk-in robe to the right.
As viewed from the master bedroom, the refined ensuite is at left with study/walk-in robe to the right.

The large, round bathtub is a prominent feature of the bathroom, creating a luxurious, spa-like feel.

The half-wall between the bathtub and shower is the ideal space to rest a book, a cup, or a glass.

The tall, built-in storage unit has ample room (as requested by the owner) and also serves to conceal the toilet from view.

From the bedroom, there are two doors – one to the ensuite oasis, the other to the walk-in wardrobe.

Find more design ideas and inspiration at trendsideas.com

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Credit List

Designer
Katie Scott, Sticks+Stones Design
Cabinetry
Tall unit Dezignatek thermoform; Stanza Curve vanity, in oak, by Plumbline
Cabinetry hardware
Blum
Benchtop
Plumbline solid surface
Bath, taps
ABI
Basin
Celine ABI
Shower fittings
Elysian ABI
Toilet
Evo Plumbline
Flooring
Tiles from European Ceramics; Feltex Carpet
Wall tiles
European Ceramics; feature tile, from Tile Depot
Paint
Resene
Lighting
Spot light from Mr Ralph
Drapes
James Dunlop
Mirrors
Joska Studio
Awards
Trends International Design Awards (TIDA) Bathrooms – Highly Commended

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