The aim was to transform a narrow and classic powder room into a modern and spacious room.
- First, the sink section was removed from its location and applied in front of the left wall at the entrance.
- A full-length mirror extending from floor to ceiling was placed in the resulting space, making the space appear larger.
- At the same time, the function of seeing the whole body, which we cannot see in the mirror above the sink, is provided.
- The countertop and cabinet were extended to the wall, creating a wider countertop and increasing the usable area under the countertop.
- First of all, a countertop porcelain sink and a dark gray wall-hung toilet were chosen to be compatible with the other rooms of the house and to have a rich appearance. It also adds a minimalist atmosphere.
- The countertop color and material was chosen as "limestone" to give the feeling of "Japandi style".
- The cabinets are made of solid wood and painted with black wood varnish to ensure both the use of natural materials and the aesthetic appearance of the space.
- Dark green (black if desired) glass mosaics were used on the walls behind the sink and around the wall-hung toilet. The selected mosaic looks long and elegant, which the customer is thought to have liked.
- Black glass ceramic profiles were chosen as the matching finishing profile for the mosaic coatings.
- An aesthetic appearance was desired by applying gray textured plaster to the remaining parts of the walls and the ceiling.
- As a floor covering, a marble coating with a gray smoky appearance was considered.
- Wall lamps were chosen as conical lamps that can be rotated in different directions when necessary.
When all these come together, an elegant, minimalist and functional space with a dim atmosphere is obtained.
I hope you will like it...
