09/07/2026
Honoured to have the primary ensuite of our Toorak residence named a Best Bathroom finalist in the House & Garden awards.
Designed as an extension of the architecture rather than simply a bathroom, the space is defined by strong form, expressive material and a sense of calm.
A monolithic Patagonia stone vanity anchors the room, its natural veining set against grey marble floors and softly hand-finished walls. A suspended mirrored volume defines the vanity without enclosing it, while curved walls, full-height glazing and sheer linen allow light to move softly through the space.
The contrast is deliberate: monumental stone against soft curves, rich materiality against restraint.
Bold, individual and quietly luxurious.
Photography Tom Blachford