Interior architects at SPACELAB, led by Agnieszka Deptuła, designed this 14-square-metre bathroom for teenage siblings. Rather than adopting a typically youthful look, the room uses warm minimalism to remain consistent with the rest of the house. Desert sand colours, large-format sintered stone and carefully selected sanitaryware create a scheme designed to stand the test of time.
Desert colours and durable surfaces
Although intended for teenagers, the bathroom has a restrained character that continues the warm minimalism found elsewhere in the house. Desert sand provided the inspiration for its colours. Large-format sintered-stone slabs in these tones cover the walls, floor and bathroom furniture.
The finish of the built-in units reveals particular attention to detail. Sintered stone covers both the drawer fronts and their sides, making the furniture waterproof and highly durable. This considered approach prepares the bathroom for years of intensive everyday use. The sanitaryware comes from two different manufacturers, yet the colours match precisely. The bath was made to order in a colour chosen specifically to match the basins and toilet, creating a consistent appearance throughout.
Explore more projects by Agnieszka Deptuła of SPACELAB and get in touch by email, telephone, the studio’s website or social media through her PLNDesign profile.
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