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- Wall Treatments & MaterialsThe wall is divided into two distinct horizontal zones, creating a striking contrast:
Upper Zone (Fluted Paneling): Features a deep teal/marine green vertical fluted (slatted) wall paneling. The repetitive vertical lines add height and a structural texture to the space.
Lower Zone (Terrazzo): A large-format terrazzo tiling with a white/light gray base and fine, multi-colored (dark gray, black, and subtle reddish-brown) aggregate chips. This gives the lower half a playful yet refined retro-modern aesthetic.
- Mirrors & LightingGeometry: Two identical, ultra-tall, floor-to-ceiling rectangular mirrors with slim, minimalist black metal frames. They are set slightly forward or recessed to allow for backlighting.
Lighting: Integrated LED backlighting (cove lighting) is situated behind the top edge of the mirrors. It casts a soft, diffused white/cool glow upwards against the teal fluted paneling, highlighting its texture and creating a dramatic accent.
- Vanity Counter & SinksFloating Vanity: A thick, floating slab vanity counter finished in a matte teal/eucalyptus green that perfectly complements the upper wall paneling. It features a clean, handle-less, blocky silhouette.
Washbasins: Two white, matte ceramic or solid-surface above-counter vessel sinks. They have a perfectly cylindrical, low-profile shape.
Faucets: Sleek, deck-mounted matte black single-lever faucets with a minimalist L-shaped or curved spout.
- Accessories & Lower ElementsTowel Rings: Two minimalist, circular matte black towel rings are mounted directly onto the terrazzo wall on the outer sides of each mirror.
Lower Shelf & Reflection: At the very bottom, a floating linear shelf (possibly glass or thin metal) runs horizontally. The continuation of the mirror frames to the floor level creates an interesting visual illusion, reflecting the floor/lower wall and making the vanity unit feel lighter and integrated into the architecture.
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