Here are two bathroom projects in Villeray, in Montreal's Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension borough. The first is built around a geometric tile wall and wood; the second plays on black-and-white contrast.
A wall of black, grey and ochre triangle tile on a white background sets the tone and carries on into the glass shower. In front of it sits a floating wood vanity with an integrated sink, under a round backlit mirror.
Large marble-look floor tiles brighten the room, and a black shelf in the shower keeps toiletries within reach.
Bathroom with a floating wood vanity, toilet and geometric-tile shower
Round backlit mirror above a sink, on a triangle-tile wall
Marble-look tile floor and toilet, seen from floor level
Black shelf mounted on a triangle-pattern tile wall
Brushed shower fixtures on black, grey and ochre triangle tile
Toilet and floating wood vanity in front of the geometric tile wall
Floating wood vanity under a round lit mirror, marble-look floor
Detail of the integrated sink and round backlit mirror
Here, a white freestanding tub is fed by a black wall-mounted filler. The shower, closed by a black-framed sliding door, is finished in white marble-look tile with a black hand shower and corner shelves.
On the floor, glossy black-and-white patterned tile ties together the tub, the shower and the sink, topped with a matte black faucet under a backlit mirror.
Black-and-white patterned floor and black-framed glass shower
Glossy floor with large black patterns, seen from floor level
Black hand shower and fixtures with black corner shelves on marble-look tile
Black-framed glass shower with white marble-look tile walls
Shower with a black sliding door, toilet and patterned floor
White freestanding tub with a black wall-mounted filler
Close-up of the black tub filler and hand shower
White sink and matte black faucet under a backlit mirror
Freestanding tub, toilet and patterned floor in a bright bathroom
Two very different approaches, with the same attention to detail: materials chosen to give each room its own character, and surfaces made for everyday life.
Photos: Anthony Ferla
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