Spicewood Residence

Primary bathroom, powder room, kitchen and dining room

A whole floor rework across rooms that each got their own character. The primary bathroom is quiet and relaxing, with a lit niche running the length of the wall and a glass block window that throws light across a checkerboard floor. The powder room is the opposite. Dark and moody. The kitchen is the heart of the home with cream cabinetry and a plaster hood over a long Taj Mahal island that opens straight into the living room.

Freestanding oval tub below a glass block window, with a brass floor-standing filler and a lit marble niche

Marble-clad screen and glass panel beside the tub, with the checkerboard stone floor below

The bathroom in full: tub under the glass block window, lit niche along the wall and the checkerboard floor running to the vanity

Brass wall light above a stone ledge set into the bathroom wall

Brass tap set into the marble vanity top, fluted oak cabinetry below and a brass-framed mirror above

Double vanity with twin arched mirrors and brass sconces above fluted oak cabinetry

Wider view of the double vanity, showing the run of marble and the pair of arched mirrors

Powder room with floral wallpaper above a deep green wainscot, a round brass mirror and a dark timber vanity with a marble top

The powder room vanity close up: brass tap on marble, round mirror and floral paper above the green wainscot

Shower lined in deep green zellige tile with brass fittings, beside the same floral paper and green wainscot

Kitchen looking across the walnut island and farmhouse sink, past a brass bridge tap, into the living room beyond

The kitchen with its plaster hood and walnut island under warm cabinet lighting

Range and plaster hood set against a marble backsplash, with cream cabinetry either side

The kitchen run with glass-fronted upper cabinets, marble counters and a farmhouse sink

The approach to the kitchen through an arched opening, marble counters and panelled cabinetry either side