Bathroom with Marble look Tiles
The bathroom and toilet of this Rotterdam house from 2003 were fully ripped out. Not only did they look outdated, but the owners also missed an extra sink and a bidet, along with more storage space.
Location: Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Photography by Anna Giulia Gregori
Interior design by Stefania Rastellino
Bathroom
We opened up the floor space by changing the layout; relocating the toilet alone made the room immediately feel more spacious. Also the wall-hung sanitary fittings and furniture, the evenly spread lighting and the quiet and warm tile selection together create the feeling of space. The result is a fresh and modern bathroom with a wellness feel. The marble-look tiles add charm and a more luxurious style to the bathroom, just like the custom made furniture: the white wall-hung cabinet with integrated light and the folding door in front of the washing machine are tailor-made to utilise the space efficiently.
Toilet
The same materials of the bathroom were used to remodel the separate toilet room on the ground floor. The oak wooden shelves were custom-made. The long shelf offers space for soap, phone and other objects, visually supports the little sink and makes the room look wider. The mirror is a long piece that seems to roll down from the ceiling, a quirky twist of the design. The central light point on the ceiling has been moved to the wall, and the wall lamp has a golden inner coating that provides the room with a warm and soft light.
