Bathrooms in a contemporary style with strong retro influences and an artistic approach to materials. The first impression inside is built by a warm, saturated colour palette. Brick-red mosaic wraps the rounded shower niche like a ceramic fabric, bringing softness and depth to the interior. Forgoing the bathtub freed up space and allowed for a more fluid layout, attuned to the rhythm of daily rituals. The focal point of the larger bathroom is a built-in washbasin unit in an earthy green shade, paired with a yellow onyx countertop. The stone draws the eye with its pronounced veining and a sheen that shifts with the angle of the light. Above it, cream textured tiles softly diffuse the light, contrasting with the cool gleam of the chrome mirror and the navy-blue details of the fittings. The design plays on a clear juxtaposition of rawness and elegance, refined in its details. Their relationship is not a confrontation but a calm dialogue of materials. Black-and-white terrazzo brings a graphic energy inspired by retro aesthetics, while built-in oak joinery brings order to the composition and balances the intensity of the materials. The second bathroom carries the same narrative into a lighter key. Sand-coloured tiles, pale terrazzo and a large-format mirror give the small space the feel of a boutique hotel. Even the brick-red built-in unit concealing the laundry area becomes part of the composition rather than a backdrop.