Make room for a small ritual.
Water, a folded towel, a surface touched by daylight. A washroom can feel composed without being empty. Often it is the relationship between a few useful things that gives the space its character.
The material palette extends beyond the countertop. Consider how the surface meets timber, the shape of a basin, the position of a mirror and the line of the wall behind it.
Details you notice every day.
View a finish in the lighting of the room, and look at the edge as well as the face. A photograph can begin the conversation; the final material and application need to be considered together.
Bring your room into the conversation.
A reference image and a rough plan are enough to start. Tell us which colours and surface qualities you are drawn to, and what you would like the room to feel like.