As with many bathrooms from the early 2000s, this one featured a dated podium bathtub, mahogany vanity, and busy patterned tiles.

The update had to include a bright and spacious spa-like feel enhanced with elegant touches, where every detail combines comfort and a calming aesthetic.

The Designer

Isabelle Filion, Ambiance Factory
 

Favourite Features

• The backlit LED mirror with adjustable lighting transforms the daily skincare routine thanks to its soft, even glow.
• Large-format tiles on the floor and walls in light, neutral shades make the room feel larger and evoke a serene spa-like atmosphere.
• A barely-visible glass shower partition creates the illusion of even more space while enhancing the room’s natural light.

 

 

 

 

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Top Tip

To bring movement and texture to a wall, add MDF mouldings painted in the same colour as the wall. Placed at equal distances, they create subtle depth and dimension.

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