I brought my signature serene design style to this Crouch End family bathroom, with a sleek modern edge.

Inspired by my client’s Italian heritage, black marble was a starting point in my design process. The Otto Tiles “Slash” tiles combine two types of marble, giving a lighter, calmer feel than pure black, whilst making a graphic statement. They were laid out irregularly, with plain marble tiles, to look organic and not too uniform.

I included curved pieces throughout the space to juxtapose the linear graphic statement tiles and mimic the shapes you find in the natural world for a softer, calmer feel.

The shower has an underfloor tray with a slot drainage detail, so the floor tiles continue seamlessly at the same level. Fluted glass creates a division between the bath and shower whilst maintaining an elevated, open plan feel.

The Ceramica Cielo sink is part of a modular system, which you can get in multiple finishes and configure your bespoke look. I opted for a black steel frame and walnut cabinet veneered in natural wood that brings the feel of nature into the space in a refined, sophisticated way

The space was small and square originally, with a long corridor outside. Reconfiguring and removing part of a wall left us with a larger bathroom that could fit everything my clients wanted and a cupboard for their washer and dryer outside.