Afternoon light filters through sheer curtains and scatters leaf shadows across the sand-toned walls and floor of this master bathroom, where a wall of glass frames olive trees, slim cypresses, a pool and a strip of sea. At the centre, the Symphony Round Bathtub by Maison Valentina stands as a round, freestanding sculpture wrapped in gold-plated brass tubes, set in front of the glass so that every bath comes with the view.
Along the vanity wall, the composition is left free of cabinetry on purpose. Two Symphony Pedestal Sinks by Maison Valentina, clad in the same vertical brass tubes, stand side by side beneath the arched Colosseum Mirror by Maison Valentina, its stepped frame softly lit along the inner edge. The Brubeck Wall Lamps flank the mirror, and a tall panel of vertical brass tubes on the right wall extends the motif, so the tube becomes the signature of the room while the arch answers the curve of the bath.
Styling stays unforced: a potted olive tree brings the garden indoors, two small white side tables hold folded towels, white blooms, a reed diffuser and a candle, and the brass catches the sun differently at every hour. It is a composition for coastal homes, private villas and boutique hotel suites, where the bathroom is a room to linger in rather than pass through.