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French bathroom redesigned with modern comforts

By Lavinia Foxworth  | 
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Calacatta Viola marble from Cava Surfaces is used in the design. Photo: MuffinLand/Pexels

One Group Design + Build reimagines a traditional French bathroom, capturing the romance of classic French interiors while seamlessly blending modern comfort and functionality. This creates a bathroom that exudes both storied charm and serenity — a refined sanctuary crafted to endure through time. The concept was devised to provide homeowners with a space that respects heritage while addressing modern lifestyle demands.

The dramatic beauty of Calacatta Viola marble from Cava Surfaces is at the heart of the space, bringing depth and artistry with its striking veining and rich movement. A carefully curated colour palette, including OC-45 Swiss Coffee on the walls, OC-40 Cloud White on the ceiling, and 1232 Fresh Brew for accents by Benjamin Moore, creates a layered balance of warmth, brightness, and subtle contrast. These hues were chosen to complement the marble’s cool tones while adding a welcoming ambience.

Classic European Influence

The warm glow of brass fixtures enhances the room’s classic European influence, with the faucet collection from Vogt Industries featuring delicate French-inspired detailing in both handle design and silhouette. These thoughtful touches echo the elegance of old-world craftsmanship while maintaining contemporary performance.

The Madrigal Grande freestanding bathtub by Fleurco serves as the undeniable focal point, anchoring the space with quiet luxury. Paired with refined plumbing fixtures and framed by classic tilework, the tub becomes the room’s “main character,” offering both visual impact and everyday indulgence.

Supporting Elements

Supporting elements further enhance the design, including the Davenport Slim Almond Coast vanity by Teodor Vanities, which introduces clean-lined cabinetry that balances tradition with restraint. Ridged cabinet pulls from Armac Martin add a subtle decorative flourish, while the Veil One-Piece Toilet by Kohler ensures sleek, modern functionality. Together they create a cohesive ensemble that respects the French aesthetic.

Tile selections reinforce the European narrative, with Hampton Beige floor tile from Ciot grounding the space in warmth, and the Casablanca 2×6 tile from Zia Tile introducing texture and artisanal charm. The precise layout of these tiles demonstrates meticulous attention to detail that defines French design heritage.

Finishing touches complete the ambience, with the Natasha Mirror and Asalea Double Bath Sconce from Lighthouse Co. providing soft illumination and graceful lines, enhancing its inviting glow.

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