Ensuite and bathroom rebuilt for both luxury and everyday use. Curved stone benchtops, microcement walls and floors, custom joinery, and brushed brass fixtures throughout.
Client
Walsh bay Homewner
Services
Custom New HomesTwo wet areas renovated to a consistent, high-end finish. The main bathroom and powder room were both stripped back and rebuilt with coordinated materials, fixtures, and finishes throughout.
The homeowner wanted both wet areas brought up to the same standard with a material palette that carried through both rooms. The existing bathrooms were dated and no longer matched the rest of the home. The design called for curved forms, warm textures, and a finish level that felt considered without being over the top. Brooke Aitken Design developed the concept, and Feature Built was brought on to deliver it.
Both rooms were stripped back to the frame. Forcrete microcement was applied across all wall and floor surfaces to create a seamless base, with a floor-to-ceiling tile wall as the central feature in each room. Curved stone benchtops and the bath surround were templated on site and custom cut. Joinery was built with curved steel frame detail, and brushed brass fixtures, heated towel rails, and mood lighting were installed throughout.
Two bathrooms that feel like they were designed together from the start. The curved stone, microcement, and brushed brass create a consistent feel across both rooms without making them look identical. The ensuite is built around the freestanding bath and double vanity. The bathroom carries the same palette in a tighter footprint. Everything is finished to the level the design called for.
