Shaped by the slow rhythm of a Mediterranean summer, this master bathroom opens entirely onto the garden, where olive trees and cypresses draw the eye towards the sea. A palette of warm, sand-toned neutrals lets the Symphony collection take centre stage. At the heart of the room stands the freestanding Symphony Bathtub, wrapped in gold-plated brass tubes and positioned to face the horizon, so that every bath becomes a view.

Along the vanity wall, two Symphony Pedestal Sinks sit side by side beneath the arched Colosseum Mirror. This his-and-hers arrangement keeps the wall light and sculptural, with no cabinetry breaking the composition. Brubeck Wall Lamps repeat the tubular brass silhouette, so the bathtub, sinks and lighting read as one continuous design gesture.

Sheer curtains filter the afternoon sun, while a potted olive tree, white blooms and a small side table finish the scene. The result feels less like a bathroom and more like a private villa retreat: an inspiration for coastal homes, boutique hotels and anyone drawn to the pairing of soft neutrals and polished brass.