Laminex Brushed Bronze is used on the floating wall cabinet to whisper luxury and pique interest about the treasures within. An asymmetric split of mirror and bronze continues on the dressing table drawers making for an overall subtle material mix with intriguing, blurred lines. To the left of the dressing table, recessed L-shaped shoe shelving suggests a more expansive space than actuality, once again avoiding long, straight run cabinets. Lucia’s clothing is placed at the dressing table end and Pierre at the bathroom end minimizing traffic conflict in the space. Functionality: • All clothing has been accommodated within Lucia’s reach, with minimal space wastage. • All shelving matches width and depth of garments for permanent tidiness and are within sight and reach without bending. • Angling the shoe shelves reduces the projection of the seat into the room. • Custom shoe drawers for casual shoes maximise space • Custom scarf rack capitalises on the small space behind the door with easy selection and visibility • Scarf/belt racks slide out for easy vision/access Polytec Notaio Walnut in 25mm thickness for main cabinetry is proportionate to the scale of the space. Mirror top dressing table edges protected from chipping by aluminium bronze channel. Motion sensor lighting for convenience Dimmable lighting for variations in task and ambience. Glare minimized through overhead cabinets concealing upper LED’s Attribution:Dressing table in front of the mirror was inspired by a Madeleine Blanchfield Architects project on “Houzz”.