Without frills

In the guest toilet, the owners have chosen a neutral, uncomplicated theme. The modern black and clean white elements form a nice contrast against the light wall with relief behind them.

An even more beautiful contrast is perhaps the wall versus the floor. This way of laying parquet flooring, aptly named ‘herringbone’, is centuries old and still just as elegant and timeless. The symmetrical pattern is clearly visible because of the owners’ choice of hanging, partly open furniture.

Convenient and discreet

Because the dark Frame cabinet is placed directly under the mirror, the white dresser next to it does not stand out very much. And that was exactly what the owners wanted: additional storage space, discreetly concealed. A perfect job for the Hammock dresser, which connects seamlessly with the Hammock washbasin and the Frame cabinet.

Matching with matt white

The matching Aluite inlay shelf is a handy addition. The residents use this open shelf as a storage place for extra towels, for example, and occasionally for decorative purposes.

The Aluite inset washbasin is a perfect match for the inlay shelf, as well as both cabinets.

Small and sweet

In this room, a cold water tap is sufficient, according to the residents. Guests use the facilities and can wash their hands afterwards, while standing on the impressive floor.

Modern and traditional

Here, once again, we see the clever choices made by the residents. The impressive floor is part of the room, despite the contrasting colours and materials. Traditional details such as the parquet and the relief on the wall and ceiling are still visible, in fact, they are enhanced by the modern elements in the room.