Utilising the gorgeous views of Byron Bay, aphora Architecture thoughtfully situated our Sublime bath and basin in front of floor to ceiling windows in The Caretaker’s project for Healthy Abode, giving the bather an instant connection to the environment. Through clever use of scale and colour, warmth and texture, and tactile materials, the design is

Byron Bay Villa is a boutique holiday accommodation that focuses on Australian coastal materiality, with contemporary finishes and natural materials from over 60 Australian brands. The five bathrooms feature a variety of apaiserMARBLE® pieces to complement the palette and continue the design narrative. Read more about the project. Photography by Andy Macpherson & Cat Gerke

Responding to the client’s desire to live ‘engulfed by the garden’, Bence Mulcahy designed a two-storey green-house style glass extension, that look out to the trees that line the site boundary. Referencing the original Federation Italianate architecture, Mount Stuart Greenhouse carefully integrates the old and new with handcrafted finishes that age well with time. In

Interiors by BAGNATO, this resort-style bathroom showcases floor-to-ceiling tiles in natural materials, elements of stone and timber, and luxurious Oman and Sublime freestanding baths with a bath caddy. Photography by Axiom Photography & Design

Designed by Biasol, the calming bathroom at Casa Chiaroscuro in Melbourne is an exploration of the contrast between light and dark. The intimate retreat features elegant lines and monochromatic finishes, including the Haven Bath, Soka Petit Bath and Reflection Vanities in Nero. Photography by Derek Swallwell

For his Rosedale Farm in Orange, NSW Australia, leading interior stylist Steve Cordony carefully selected each individual material and finish such as the honed marble flooring, touch of brass in the fixtures and the subtle details of the Emerald Bath in Glacier. Photography by Georgina Egan

Jonathan Adler’s refurbished Greenwich Village home, encapsulates his bold and glamorous design style. A custom designed apaiser bath, and penny round tiles lend a vintage feel, while unexpected objects such as posters, bar cart and Hermes logo, add unexpected quirkiness to the bathroom.  Photography by Douglas Friedman

The contemporary bathroom at Princes Hill House in Melbourne, designed by Christopher Elliott and built by Concept Build, showcases our baths and basins in Glacier from the Sublime collection. Photograph by Jack Lovel.