Bizarre Bath Design – room design with nature-inspired shapes

The bathroom on the top floor of a 19th-century building near Amsterdam was renovated by the Dutch design studio Bo Reudler to offer all modern comforts. The old bathroom, with its original country-house splendor, was modernized and presented in a new guise. The exclusive bathroom design by Bo Reudler is a successful fusion of craftsmanship, tradition and modernity.

Bath design in Amsterdam – detailed patterns, textures and lighting

The design language of the new bathroom design is driven by patterns inspired by delicate natural forms. Ornaments and details dominate the circulation area, but they do not seem intrusive; instead, they feel elegant. Simple, natural materials were used inside the building, and this trend continued in the bathroom interiors. The various elements still keep the style of the historic house in mind, such as the glossy black lacquered wood door and the terrazzo floor surface. In the bathroom you will find materials such as glass, copper, brass, porcelain and 100-year-old cast iron, all subtly staged by delicate LED lighting.

Bath design with traditional craftsmanship in a modern style

The bathroom, once barren and lifeless, now has a charming and modern character. The design of the room by Bo Reudler gives this unusual bathroom a sculptural aesthetic. This makes the design feel surprising and imaginative. The selected materials create a natural impression. Every object tells a story and is characterized by the specific qualities of water, light, shadow and the like. Be inspired by this project and give your bathroom the attention it deserves. Treat yourself to deep relaxation.

The renovation project of Bo Reudler Studio: Private bathroom in Amsterdam

Relief tiles with floral motifs set in motion the walls

Particular attention was paid to the selection of fittings. The oversized shower head, iron heating, switches china, towels and door handles of traditional design prove the special flair for design and attention to detail.

Sculptural aesthetics made by hand

The sink and claw-foot bathtub were designed specifically for the bathroom. The bathroom window has a beautiful view of the garden and, with beautiful butterflies and dragonflies, creates a decorative glass effect.

The plaster ceiling imitates water droplets