Bathroom design

Mitra Villa is a completed renovation of a four-bedroom residence in Jumeirah Islands, Dubai. The project covers 4,553 sq. ft. and includes the entrance, double-height living hall, staircase, dining area, kitchen, bedrooms and bathrooms. The renovation was developed around three main objectives: to create a brighter arrival, connect the principal family spaces and establish one consistent material language throughout the house. The entrance begins with a relatively contained foyer that frames the taller central hall beyond it. Pale stone-look flooring continues through both spaces, helping the transition feel uninterrupted. A long stone console, abstract artwork, sculptural table lighting and indoor planting give the entrance its identity... More

The Canyon House is a conceptual digital interior project developed by Danthree Studio in collaboration with the agency Inselkind. Designed to showcase premium sanitary fittings by Diana Bad, this virtual architecture moves away from traditional, sterile bathroom environments and explores the intersection of raw nature and refined industrial design. The architectural concept is built around a monolithic, cave-like structure inspired by natural canyons. We utilized warm earth tones, rough red sandstone textures, and organic curves to create a feeling of primal shelter and warmth. A strategic skylight acts as the central light source, guiding natural illumination across the textured walls and emphasizing the spatial depth of the room. Dan... More

Ritual Suite began with a question: How can a primary bath become a restorative sequence rather than simply a collection of fixtures? Rather than approaching the project through aesthetics alone, BLOU INK reorganized the suite around spatial psychology, movement, and lived experience. Compression and release, material contrast, and intentional sequencing were used to transform a fragmented layout into an environment organized around restoration. Vera Blouin The project reframes the bathroom as more than a functional space. It becomes a ritual environment, one where atmosphere, movement, and materiality work together to support daily experience. Guided by BLOU INK’s philosophy, Before Design is Executed, it is Defined, Ritual S... More