Ensuite with a dark fluted oak vanity, two basins and a curved walk-in shower lined in grey stone finger tile

Project 01 of 04

Kererū House

Photo Jamie Corbel

Overview

Tumbled stone finger tile run around a curved shower wall, with a random-cut stone floor falling to a single centre waste. Every cut on the curve was set out before the first tile went down.

Built by Bagley Construction to a design by Threefold Architecture. Tiling and waterproofing by AJ and Jordan.

Walls: Tumbled stone finger tile, vertical stack
Floor: Random-cut stone, falls to centre waste
Shower: Curved wall, twin rails, walk-in
Membrane: Sika, certified installer, producer statement
Builder: Bagley Construction
Architect: Threefold Architecture
Photography: Jamie Corbel

Curved shower wall in grey stone finger tile, with two ceiling showers and a cut-stone floor — The curve, from the vanity

Close-up where the curved finger-tile wall meets the random-cut stone floor — Where the curve meets the floor

Double vanity in dark fluted oak below two brass mirrors on stone finger tile — Stone splashback, finger tile above

Inside the curved shower, showing the tile following the wall — Inside the shower

Single fluted oak vanity under a pebble-shaped brass mirror on grey stone finger tile — Finger tile, full height

Second bathroom with grey finger tile, an oval brass mirror and a stone floor — Second bathroom, same tile

Freestanding fluted bath in front of a full-height window screened by dark battens — Bath and screened window

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