JK design studio

Travertine on the countertop and in the niche behind the bathtub, frosted glass instead of solid partitions—it divides the space without blocking the light. The wooden fronts of the vanities add warmth to the composition, which would otherwise be dominated by stone and concrete-textured walls.

Black hardware is the only contrasting accent. Everything else contributes to a sense of calm: the rounded bathtub, the hidden lighting, and the view of the mountains from the window above the sink. Here, functionality doesn’t clash with aesthetics—they simply work in harmony.