Small but incredibly stylish bathroom, 3.7 sqm in a loft

The client is a young woman who approached designers from the VizDiz studio to turn her apartment into a place for parties, without focusing on future family life. The young woman dreamed of an apartment reminiscent of a club interior in a loft style, where she could invite many guests.

The designers realized all the client's wishes through re-planning and even found a place for a second bathroom, while also achieving the balance between public and living spaces.

Before re-planning, there was only one bathroom.

"It seemed to us that the shower room didn't fit into the overall loft concept, and the client requested that it 'stand out'. But still, details such as the cabinet, mirror, and planks screwed in place remind that behind the door is a real loft,"— says designer Ilona Orehovskaya.

A clear example of how similar the project and its implementation can be if everything is done according to agreement.

Blue paint, Sherwin-Williams, and ceramic granite, Equipe, with a vibrant pattern were used on the walls in the shower room. The same tiles were used for the floor. An unusual cabinet, Piterloft, made of pine wood, perfectly fits into the loft concept.

The three-part mirror was ordered from Artefacto, where they also bought the mat. A minimalist installation — Jacob Delafon, a faucet — Hansgrohe, and a sink — Laufen.

The guest bathroom is compact, only 2.5 sqm, but very beautiful. The floor features an exquisite mosaic tile — not a picture, but an actual panel made of tiles.

A white piglet in the guest bathroom — tiles, Metro White. The second half of the walls was painted with a rich blue paint, Sherwin-Williams. Orac Decor moulding organically separates the two types of finishes.

The floor features a real mosaic from Guilford. The cabinet made of pine wood, just like in the shower room, was ordered from Piterloft. The retro toilet Arcade with a brown lid became the highlight of the bathroom.

View of the guest bathroom from the hallway.

You can see the full project here.