Frankfurt am Main, DE
Attention to detail makes the difference between a design that is merely practical and a bit boring and one which is attractive and eye catching. To furnish a bathroom, you need to take all possible aspects into consideration, including both the design and the functionality as well as the material used, since this will have a big impact on the final result.
With its hygienic properties and waterproof qualities, HI-MACS® was the ideal material both for the walls as well as the fittings in this bathroom. The furniture, countertop, and sink are all made from this natural acrylic stone, and the ability to seemless join it, has made it possible for the whole structure flow smoothly, whilst also achieving a surface that is easy to clean and look after.
Since this is a bathroom for children, the architect chose contrasting colours for the doors and drawers of the furniture and, matching the colours to the HI-MACS® used elsewhere, used waterproof pastel shades on painted MDF. The handles have been painted in contrasting colours to create a more powerful visual effect.
The use of HI-MACS® Alpine White to clad the wall gives the rest of the room a neutral appearance, while the fact that there are no visible seams ensures a continuous surface. Opting to introduce the colours Banana, Lemon Squash, Light Green and Gray, in harmony with the fittings, has imbued the bathroom with life.
One of the most striking elements in this bathroom is the radiator created from HI-MACS®, which uses exactly the same design, as the one found in the wall cladding. Equipped with a satin effect stainless steel towel rack, this radiator provides the necessary warmth thanks to the copper coil that sits behind the HI-MACS® cover.
Location: Bucharest, Romania
Design: Atvangarde Design Team | Adriana Tihon
Fabricator: Atvangarde
Materials: HI-MACS® Banana, Lemon Squash, Light Green, and Gray, painted MDF
Photo: ©Stelian Popa
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