Bathroom archive.
Wet rooms focused on the junctions that make a bathroom believable: tile against plaster, faucet reach over a basin, drainage below a vessel sink, and the threshold into a shower.
SURFACE / WATER / REFLECTED LIGHT
Glazed zellige tile, honed limestone, and waterproof plaster engage water, reflection, and natural light.
FULL ROOM views.
Each bathroom is shown at room scale first, then closer to the vanity, basin and shower threshold where material junctions and plumbing alignment become visible.
A curbless walk-in shower with integrated stone bench sits beside a floating walnut vanity.
The ribbed oak vanity floats below a stone basin, setting warmer timber against the pale wall finish.
The shower floor continues into the room without a raised curb, and the long built-in bench runs along one wall.
Fluted walnut millwork and concealed LED lighting define the dry vanity zone next to the shower enclosure.
A translucent blue glass basin adds color and light reflection against terracotta-red glazed wall tiles.
Rust-red tile wraps the small room, while dark timber cabinetry and the pale basin break up the saturated surface.
Woven cane drawer inserts soften dark walnut cabinetry beneath a matte black oval vessel sink.
A curved floating walnut vanity with wall-mounted brass tapware keeps floor space open in the wet zone.
Glossy black zellige tiles reflect soft sconce lighting above a stone basin with matte black tapware.
JOINERY & details.
Basin mounting, faucet reach, tile reflection and grout width at the distance where water and touch matter.
Handmade black zellige tile edges meet the stone basin with flush matte black tapware.
The stone basin edge sits directly against the black zellige wall, with the wall-mounted tap kept flush above it.
SELECTED studies.
Dedicated visual studies exploring distinct material palettes and atmospheric lighting within this room category.
