Architect: John Hathaway Pawn studio
Place: Round mountain, texas
Homeowner request. “The owners of the house wanted a bathroom, which hugged the broader ideas of the surrounding landscape and offered privacy,” says architect John Hathaway. “He imagined a quiet, open space that supports his entertainment goals, supporting his entertainment goals, without a straight line in the bathroom. Was also felt part of a large external environment.
Shower features. “A neutral palette in the shower has a custom-designed tiles in a neutral palette, with a combination of polish marble and large format ceramic tiles.” “A rain-style shower head and renovated light enhances luxurious experience, while prudent storage keeps the space streamlined and unclear.”
Other special features. “A large glass wall captures the broader views of the garden and hills,” Hathway says. “To maintain privacy, frosted privacy film covers the lower part of the glass, allowing natural light and ideas without compromising solitude. A freestanding tub shower is located in front of the glass, which feels a comfortable, integrated. Hot tongue and drain roof and blue-tond vanity wall tiles the cool flow of water, which contributes to a calm environment. ,
Designer tip. “For the blank space with expander glass, consider using privacy film or long planters to maintain a relationship with nature, ensuring privacy,” says Hathaway. “This is a simple and effective way to balance both. Finding the right balance between privacy and natural light was a challenge, but after testing various optimal levels of privacy film and customizing it at the preferred height of the customer, we got the ideal solution that gave space to space without sacrificing privacy to light Permitted to fill. ,
