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<\/div>\nGreen<\/a> walls offset a shiny steel tub in the bathroom of this Antwerp apartment<\/a>, which has been updated by Belgian design studio Atelier Dialect.<\/p>\n The green bathroom is one of a handful of aesthetic changes that Atelier Dialect<\/a> made to Apartment A. Before the studio’s intervention, the home had already undergone an extensive renovation by a different architect.<\/p>\n “We intervened because the client was not happy with the way the apartment was evolving,” Atelier Dialect’s co-founder, Jonas Blondeel, told Dezeen.<\/p>\n “So we had to design the place with the ‘constrictions’ of the previous decisions that were made.”<\/p>\n The master bedroom is a long open-plan space, half of which accommodates an en-suite bathroom. At the centre of the space is a chunky partition wall that’s largely been clad with glazed white subway tiles, excluding a row of black tiles that run along the wall’s base.<\/p>\n It serves as a graphic backdrop for the rectangular freestanding tub that has been placed just in front.<\/p>\n Externally the bath has been wrapped with panels of mirrored steel, complementing the sanded stainless-steel basin that’s been inset into an adjacent L-shaped partition.<\/p>\n The studio has tried to create additional textural interest by laying heavy grey carpet on the floor and applying a glossy paint to the ceiling.<\/p>\n Behind the central partition hides a shower cubicle and toilet that have been entirely coated in mint-green polyester paint.<\/p>\n “The original idea was to use the colour of polyurethane foam – this didn’t work out so we went for this green,” Blondeel explained.<\/p>\n One wall has been punctured with a simple square niche where the inhabitants can store their toiletries.<\/p>\n A more neutral colour palette features throughout the rest of Apartment A – in the living room, for example, surfaces have been loosely washed with cement.<\/p>\n Inhabitants can display their books or personal trinkets here in the mirrored shelving unit, or on the low-lying black oak sideboard that winds around the room’s perimeter.<\/p>\n The studio has also boxed-in a feature wall in the home’s more formal lounge area to create a recessed fireplace.<\/p>\n An exposed-aggregate concrete counter has been installed in the kitchen. It sits directly beneath a panel of black and murky green tiles that was created by the previous architect.<\/p>\n In the nearby dining area, there is a metallic table and matching set of chairs by Flemish designer Maarten Van Severen.<\/p>\n A huge grooved daybed upholstered in brown velvet by Belgian designer Jonas Van Put has also been added to the apartment’s snug.<\/p>\n Atelier Dialect was established in 2012 by Jonas Blondeel and Pierric De Coster. Several other architects and designers opt to create an explosion of colour in home bathrooms – the remodel of a London maisonette, Studio 30 Architects painted the upper half of its bathroom aquamarine and the lower half baby pink<\/a>.<\/p>\n Adam Nathaniel Furman also decked out the bathroom of a Tokyo apartment with blue, purple and milky-orange tiles<\/a>.<\/p>\n Tags:<\/b> Natasha Levy<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"![](\"https:\/\/static.dezeen.com\/uploads\/2020\/06\/apartment-a-interiors-antwerp-atelier-dialect_dezeen_2364_col_20-scaled.jpg\")
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Green walls offset a shiny steel tub in the bathroom of this Antwerp apartment, which has been updated by Belgian design studio Atelier Dialect. The green bathroom is one of a handful of aesthetic changes that Atelier Dialect made to Apartment A. Before the studio’s intervention, the home had already undergone an extensive renovation by a different architect. “We … Continue reading Atelier Dialect places mirrored tub in minty green bathroom of Apartment A<\/span><\/a> Continue Reading