Bathroom 6.9 sq.m: How Glass Blocks and Colors Created a Wow Effect

This project for a young family brought all the key principles of Collage.Studio bureau to life — unconventional use of color, love for textured materials, and attention to detail. Thanks to a successful layout, the bathroom turned out not only convenient but also visually impressive.

The main accent of the room is a partition made from glass blocks. This design choice not only evokes the aesthetics of the 80s but also solves several tasks: it separates the shower area and sink, adds texture, and allows light to pass through, creating a beautiful play of reflections.

Behind the glass blocks is a full-sized shower niche finished with terracotta tile with a soft gloss. The rich tone warms the space and visually highlights this area, giving it a cozy and deep feel.

The wall-mounted vanity unit with the sink is in the same brick-red color as the shower. Its rounded forms echo those of the suspended lamp, and the minimalist handles emphasize the geometric facades.

A full-wall mirror visually expands the space, while pair of pendant lights balance the composition and add soft diffused light — ideal for evening self-care rituals.

For floor and two walls, ceramic granite in a light stone tone was chosen. The layout works as a base that balances the active decor on other surfaces. The warm beige tone makes the bathroom feel more homey, while the travertine-like texture adds nobility. Moreover, this material is moisture-resistant and easy to clean — a practical choice.

In the second bathroom, a different palette is used: a combination of saturated blue and bright green. Walls are partially clad with sea-toned tiles featuring a lively glossy texture. The sink vanity unit is saturated green, with rounded edges and legs that echo the design of the model in the main bathroom.

Despite its small size, there was enough space for a full bathtub and even a built-in niche in the wall for storage.