In a heritage home with dramatic rooflines, the small bathroom was modernized and opened up to flood it with warm and inviting natural light.

The Designer

Dorothy Tsui, Bobeche Interiors

Favourite Features

• Removing the two closets that flanked the window alcove exposed more of the sloped ceiling, turning the roofline angles into a design feature.
• Opting for a nearly all-white space allowed the geometric pattern of the floor tiles to be a focal point.
• The alcove is the perfect place for the freestanding soaker tub. Leaving the windows uncovered fills the space with natural light. 

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