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
Entering Through Twin Archways
Entering Through Twin Archways
The Tapware Behind the Bath
The Tapware Behind the Bath
A Vanity in Green Concrete
A Vanity in Green Concrete
Tapware, Set by the Side
Tapware, Set by the Side
An Outdoor Shower Among the Leaves
An Outdoor Shower Among the Leaves
The Sink, Cast Into the Counter
The Sink, Cast Into the Counter
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