Monochrome Marvel
“The clients wanted a respectful makeover showing consideration to the heritage of this New Zealand villa — the result was a striking, monochrome bathroom. The room uses geometry through the simple angular lines of the white brick-bond tiles, pedestal basin, sash-hung window and toilet. Behind the freestanding bath, the bath filler on floor legs acts as a sculptural feature against the soft light from the window. The bright white of the tiles, basin, bath and toilet is contrasted dramatically with the charcoal-tiled floor, showing off the black features of the lever handles and toilet seat. The black and white palette allows the introduction of natural elements to embellish or complement the room, such as the antique timber stool. The use of strong, singular pieces gives the room a sense of space, while the use of monochrome colour creates drama and contrast.”
Design by: The homeowners with In Residence and The English Tapware Company
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Basin Perrin & Rowe Art Deco basin on pedestal
Bath French bath by Burmark NZ
Shower Perrin Rowe traditional shower rose on exposed riser pipe, with handshower and single-lever shower mixer in chrome
Taps Perrin & Rowe
Tiles White brick-bond bevelled, black large-format porcelain
Mirror Custom made
Toilet suite Perrin & Rowe Art Deco toilet, Perrin & Rowe black timber toilet seat with chrome hinges
Accessories Perrin & Rowe bath rack, simple paper holder, traditional freestanding toilet brush, traditional robe hook in chrome
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Sydney (02) 9362 4736
Melbourne (03) 9818 1403
Nationwide 1800 016 181
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Auckland (09) 309 3023
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