This project was designed to renovate and revive a rather uninviting bathroom, 

inside its limited borders, without any wall demolition.

The space was treated as a volumetric architectural composition, 

with rounded shapes which contrast the rigid lines, 

and highly differentiated hues and textures, demonstrating a sculptural appeal.

The corner door entry, led to an alternative, L-shaped layout design. 

All the bathroom’s existing sanitary ware, tiles and plumbing, were completely removed.

The new wall-hung toilet was rotated 90 degrees, 

enabling a floating vanity countertop to be added next to it, with a round vessel sink. 

The old bathtub was replaced by a walk-in shower.

White painted, water-repellent rough walls, act as a background 

for the tile covered surfaces: 

the gloss ‘aqua’ zelliges and the matt ‘greige’, terrazzo patterned.

A custom-made plywood cabinet, was installed under the countertop.

A concealed access door, hides additional storage in the wall, for personal care products.

The bathroom featured elements, are arched shaped. 

An alcove, a backlit mirror and a glass divider were placed, 

giving character, light and depth.

As a final touch, the presence of greenery, not only livens up the space, 

but also provides a sense of serenity. <