It begins with the extension of the sink area projected in the initial plan, taking advantage of this additional area to incorporate an L-shaped space, locating double sinks and enough storage space with cabinets, one with a touch of vibrant color, trying to maintain the timeless and eclectic style requested by the client for the entire bathroom.
On the other hand, the dividing wall between sink and toilet is slightly trimmed to give greater openness to the space and also allowing natural light to penetrate more of the space. 2 windows are proposed, a large one accompanying the shower and tub and the other narrower and higher to illuminate the dressing area, since the greater the natural light and the luminosity in the colors, the greater the feeling of spaciousness in the space. That is why the modification of the closet is proposed, with a floor-to-ceiling layout, totally personalized and appropriate to the space, style and needs evidenced by the client; with spaces of different heights and sizes for optimization of space and order of the elements (shoes, jackets, coats, shirts, dresses, pants, boots, tennis) and accompanied in turn by drawers for the smallest or most delicate belongings.
Finally, in the search of not losing much storage space (dressing room) and at the same time fulfilling the stated wishes, a modern and subtle bathtub in terms of design is proposed, complemented with brass accessories, located on a higher level than the shower. , granting distinction and hierarchy between both elements without competing with each other.
Mosaics are proposed in a scale of blues and greyish blues with a geometric pattern, complementing the predominant whites in the bathroom.
A search for balance, between timeless decorative touches, the warmth of wood and modern elements with classic touches that accentuate the main design idea.
