Trends New Zealand Trends Volume 32 No 5 New Zealand | Page 62

Above: One set of shelves to the side of the
bathroom are used a convenient study area.
Above right: A double basin vanity is cantilevered
on the other side of the bedhead, with two doublesided mirrors suspended above.
Facing page: As throughout the house, services
were left exposed within the concrete structure.
This even applies to the water heater above
the shower, though it is wrapped in perforated
stainless steel. The bathroom can be opened up to
outside views by raising the black blinds behind
the storage shelves and next to the shower.

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maintains the open feel, while still giving
a sense of visual division between the bedroom and bathroom areas.
Meanwhile, the toilet and shower are
enclosed within a glass box and accessed
through two sliding glass panels.
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Architect: John Bulcock, Design Unit
Builder: Indacon
Flooring: Polished concrete
Cabinetry: Korus Interiors
Shower enclosure: Korus Interiors
Shower fittings and taps: Toto
Bath: Toto
Basin: Toto
Toilet: Toto
Blinds: RB Fabrica, Moonlight Industries
Story by Paul Taylor
Photography by Lin Ho