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Above: Small hexagonal tilework
used on all wall surfaces in the
children’s bathroom helps to unify
the space visually, while also making
it seem larger and more inviting.
Mirrors of differing heights and
frames add a random, playful accent
to the room and accommodate the
different heights of the children.
Recessed handles were chosen for
the vanities in both rooms for a clean
aesthetic.

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one end of the space, with a textured tile wall
behind. A shower is set discreetly on the other
side of the wall, with a small window in this
area looking out to the front veranda.
“The wall disappears into a ceiling niche,”
says Rossetti. “This conceals lighting that
washes the tilework, accentuating its texture.
“Addressing perhaps the most important
creature comforts, I wanted to make the ensuite
as spacious and light-filled as possible. To
achieve the former, a large mirror doubles the
size of the bathroom visua