Bathrooms

The master bathroom's shower stall now has simple tiled surfaces and interesting play of light due to the screen of glass blocks.

A skylight sits above and brightens the shower.

The wall tiles are Carter Ceramic Rose tiles by Ca’Pietra, in a herringbone pattern. The vanity unit is from Parker & Howley, supplied by Tinkletorium.

In the shower, there's Zellige Sky Gloss Ceramic Tiles by Mandarin Stone, and fittings from Tinkletorium.

Natural white cedar ceiling cladding adds warmth and texture throughout the interior spaces—even in the bathroom.

The bathroom off of the primary bedroom is flooded with light.

Croma White 6x6 tiles line the spa-like shower in the ensuite.

A custom concrete vanity by Béton Johnstone and Croma White tiles create a serene retreat, accepted by countryside views.

The primary bathroom is future-proofed for future grab bars and rails and has a non-slip, curbless shower.

The bathrooms used Towada stone in a natural pale green colour to contrast with the black and beige tones, continuing the “organic” palette.

The bathroom is utilitarian with simple white subway tiles and bluestone flooring. The blackout

Removing the partition wall between the bedroom and the former closet opened the master bedroom up to what would become the bathing area, extending the sense of space and the making the room feel larger and brighter. The beam in the ceiling was also raised to extend the feeling of spaciousness.

The ceiling and built-in storage wall in the bedroom are fabricated from American white oak, while the opposite wall and floor has the same grayish-white tone found in the rest of the apartment.

The primary bathroom is tranquil, with soft blue tile from Fireclay complemented by Carrara marble countertops. The scones are the Mini Glo-Ball from FLOS.