Exclusive luxury bathrooms by Design Atelier
A combination of darker toned marble with jewel like warm white light is creating a luxurious environment in the bathroom. The back light beneath the square shaped large mirror is seamlessly highlighting the white basin among the dark-warm vibe of the bathroom. Also, 3 floor small open storage space beside the mirror can be used for placing frequently usable items or to display antiques, showpieces or even plants. Round drop drawer pulls are adding the aesthetic traditional touch to the modernity of this opulent space.
The light-yellow grey print tiles with a pebble shaped mirror softens as the dark colored contrasting mosaic tiles is passing bold looks in the bathroom. The chandelier is very intelligently placed at the mosaic tiled wall to add extra light in the dark corner. Here, the cherry on the cake in the magnificent bathroom is the flower shaped vanity basin for depicting luxury with its combination of blank and gold. There is nothing in this bathroom that looks less regal, yes, lastly we are looking at the cabinet in dark brown and gold outline which are coordinating with the theme of dark and light in this bathroom by having white desk over it.
A room can never fail when there is a play of only two classic tones often complimenting each other, black and grey. For the couples who love to brush together, this coupled vanity basin with cylindrical mirrors gives this space a contemporary charm. The back light on the mirrors with three extra fancy wall lights as usual is doing its absolute job in adding a little sparkle to its dark background. Since we are talking about coupled bathroom, how can we miss on the flowers and candles to add a little dramatic romance in the vibe? The wine glass looking like branched design of the chandelier is the symbol of classy in this splendid modern bathroom.
The monotony of the classy beige stone is in sheer contrast to the dark brown and golden vanity is resulting in a vibrant, luxe look. The round drop drawer pulls never fail to depict the epic meet of modern furniture meeting traditional luxury. Every majestic grandeur is incomplete without a chandelier, then why leave the supremely designed bathrooms?
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