Old wall tiles are removed. Walls now feature a matte white plaster finish. The floor changed to light, polished concrete. A translucent panel encloses the shower area.
Linear lighting sits behind the vanity mirror. Recessed spotlights highlight specific architectural details. Small illuminated alcoves define new spaces. A sculptural pendant marks the toilet zone.
This room uses light to define every functional zone.
Design Philosophy
The design utilizes Minimalist Form to simplify the space. Surfaces are clean and uncluttered. Layered Illumination creates distinct zones and highlights features. Light sculpts the room, providing both function and definition.
Spatial Narrative
Your eye first finds the expansive plastered walls. You walk across the polished concrete floor towards the vanity. The shower's translucent panel defines one end of the room.
Light Study
Morning light enters, softly illuminating the matte plaster walls. Throughout the day, it reflects off the polished concrete. In the evening, concealed linear lights activate, providing focused task lighting at the vanity and accent glow from alcoves.
Living Vignette
The bathroom mirror's hidden light helps define the face clearly. Water droplets bead and slide down the translucent shower panel.
Material Palette
Matte white plaster: This finish offers a soft, diffuse light reflection and develops a subtle patina with age.
Polished light grey concrete: The smooth surface reflects light upwards and withstands a lifetime of use.
Translucent shower panel: It diffuses light into the shower area and maintains privacy without blocking illumination.
