A glass wall opens this master bathroom to the garden, and the afternoon sun lays long shadows across textured, sand-toned walls. At the centre, two Colosseum Mirrors stand side by side, each a tall gold capsule with an illuminated edge and a column of greenery in its reflection. Together they turn the vanity wall into a symmetrical composition: two mirrors, two sources of light, one clear axis.

Beneath them, the Shinto Vanity Cabinet spans the wall in two stacked tiers, lifted on cylindrical bases that give its long horizontal mass a lighter, sculptural footing. The Timeless Three Hole Mixer Bathroom Tap repeats the gold of the mirror frames at each basin, so metal, glass and light read as one continuous line. A warm, wood-toned panel behind the mirrors separates them from the pale walls and adds depth.

Shown here in two colourways, soft cream and black, the same layout shifts from serene to dramatic. Backlit niches stacked with folded towels and amber bottles, a woven rug underfoot and a sculptural planter by the glass keep the styling tactile and calm. A reference for master suites in private villas, penthouses and boutique hotels that want a double vanity to feel designed rather than installed.