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Designed by: Carmen Hubber, Hub Design

Photography by: Marina Matthews

From the designer:

As a renovation of an existing home, we were working within the current space, however we did have the opportunity to alter internal wall placements as well as the placements of fixtures and fittings to create a more fluid and useable space.

Our homeowners wanted this bathroom to be cohesive and to ‘visually flow’ on from the master ensuite.

To ensure this, we decided to use a subtle feature tile in the same design as the master, but with different tones.

We also added a tiled wing-wall to create more privacy and division in the space.

Strategically placed wing walls were added within the same footprint to provide privacy without reducing space.
Privacy assured – while the existing footprint of the bathroom remained the same, the designer was able to introduce wing walls to create a sense of privacy.

The warmth of the ply on the custom vanity gives light and interest to the scheme while establishing continuity from the other wet areas in the home.

Satin super-thin basins were specified along with wall-mounted tapware to maximise space.

The lighting provides quality task lighting and incorporates dimmers for a soft, relaxing feel in the shower after a hard day at work or after skiing up the mountain.

Credit List

Designer
Carmen Hubber, Hub Design
Benchtop
Natural ply
Taps and shower fittings
Como
Accessories
Xylo
Vanity
Steves Joinery
Basin
Progetto super thin rectangle basin
Toilet
Zen
Floor and wall coverings
Icocci tile, from Global Tile
Awards
Trends International Design Awards (TIDA) Bathrooms – Highly Commended

From the designer:

As a renovation of an existing home, we were working within the current space, however we did have the opportunity to alter internal wall placements as well as the placements of fixtures and fittings to create a more fluid and useable space.

Our homeowners wanted this bathroom to be cohesive and to ‘visually flow’ on from the master ensuite.

To ensure this, we decided to use a subtle feature tile in the same design as the master, but with different tones.

We also added a tiled wing-wall to create more privacy and division in the space.

Strategically placed wing walls were added within the same footprint to provide privacy without reducing space.
Privacy assured – while the existing footprint of the bathroom remained the same, the designer was able to introduce wing walls to create a sense of privacy.

The warmth of the ply on the custom vanity gives light and interest to the scheme while establishing continuity from the other wet areas in the home.

Satin super-thin basins were specified along with wall-mounted tapware to maximise space.

The lighting provides quality task lighting and incorporates dimmers for a soft, relaxing feel in the shower after a hard day at work or after skiing up the mountain.

Credit List

Designer
Carmen Hubber, Hub Design
Benchtop
Natural ply
Taps and shower fittings
Como
Accessories
Xylo
Vanity
Steves Joinery
Basin
Progetto super thin rectangle basin
Toilet
Zen
Floor and wall coverings
Icocci tile, from Global Tile
Awards
Trends International Design Awards (TIDA) Bathrooms – Highly Commended

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