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Emerald Oasis, A Concrete Sanctuary

Emerald Oasis, A Concrete Sanctuary

Discover one of our latest projects, a concrete bathroom softened by a deep emerald bath and pockets of greenery. Rounded archways and skylit bring natural light through the space, while brushed inox tapware from the JP collection adds a precise contrast against the soft tones.
The result is a calm, considered retreat, built from very few materials used well.

Where Designer-Led Elements Meet Purpose

COCOON represents premium bathroom elements shaped by minimalist, timeless design. This project brings together the ATLANTIS BATH and the JP tapware collection in brushed inox, chosen for how well they suit a space built almost entirely from concrete and plaster. Each piece was selected to add texture and contrast without ever competing with the room around it.

Entering Through Twin Archways

The ATLANTIS BATH sits centred between two plaster archways, each one opening onto a pocket of greenery. Soft light filters down from above, tracing the texture of the concrete as it moves across the day.

Entering Through Twin Archways

The ATLANTIS BATH sits centred between two plaster archways, each one opening onto a pocket of greenery. Soft light filters down from above, tracing the texture of the concrete as it moves across the day.

The Tapware Behind the Bath

The JP SET24THERM.2 rises straight from the wall in brushed inox, its round hand shower resting just beside it. The fixture is mounted directly to the wall, with no surround to interrupt the surface around it.

The Tapware Behind the Bath

The JP SET24THERM.2 rises straight from the wall in brushed inox, its round hand shower resting just beside it. The fixture is mounted directly to the wall, with no surround to interrupt the surface around it.

A Vanity in Green Concrete

Two COCOON BOWL OVAL basins rest on a floating oak counter, cast in the same soft green as the bath. Set side by side, they carry the room's palette from one end of the space to the other. The oak beneath them adds warmth against the cooler tone of the concrete.

A Vanity in Green Concrete

Two COCOON BOWL OVAL basins rest on a floating oak counter, cast in the same soft green as the bath. Set side by side, they carry the room's palette from one end of the space to the other. The oak beneath them adds warmth against the cooler tone of the concrete.

Tapware, Set by the Side

Each JP SET11.3 is mounted beside its basin rather than behind it, a layout choice made with intention for this vanity. It gives every basin its own space to be used, without the two overlapping visually or practically.

Tapware, Set by the Side

Each JP SET11.3 is mounted beside its basin rather than behind it, a layout choice made with intention for this vanity. It gives every basin its own space to be used, without the two overlapping visually or practically.

An Outdoor Shower Among the Leaves

In that same courtyard, the JP SET22THERM.2 is mounted to an exterior wall, its round rain shower head finished in the same brushed inox used throughout the bathroom. Greenery hangs in from above, and gravel replaces tile underfoot bathing here happens with the sky overhead.

An Outdoor Shower Among the Leaves

In that same courtyard, the JP SET22THERM.2 is mounted to an exterior wall, its round rain shower head finished in the same brushed inox used throughout the bathroom. Greenery hangs in from above, and gravel replaces tile underfoot bathing here happens with the sky overhead.

The Sink, Cast Into the Counter

At the kitchen counter, a trough-style sink is cut directly into the concrete rather than dropped in as a separate basin. Two brushed inox JP 16 taps rise from the countertop behind it, the same finish carried over from the bathroom's tapware, alongside a small ceramic bowl and tray set out on the concrete.

The Sink, Cast Into the Counter

At the kitchen counter, a trough-style sink is cut directly into the concrete rather than dropped in as a separate basin. Two brushed inox JP 16 taps rise from the countertop behind it, the same finish carried over from the bathroom's tapware, alongside a small ceramic bowl and tray set out on the concrete.

Inspired? Bring your vision to life

Every project begins with a vision, whether it's a concrete sanctuary like this one or something else entirely. Our Project Division offers expert guidance at every step, from understanding the collections to shaping a bathroom that feels entirely your own. Material samples can be delivered directly to your home, or explored in person at one of our showrooms.

Into the Courtyard

The corridor beside the bath leads directly out to a small stone-walled courtyard, gravel underfoot and a single tree growing at its centre. It's the point where the bathroom stops being fully indoors, and the material palette concrete, plaster, brushed inox simply continues outside.
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