
Bertrand Lejoly's Dream Bathroom

Balanced floor plan
To strike a balance between an open and inviting bathroom on the one hand and an intimate retreat on the other, Bertrand Lejoly opted for an unconventional layout for the Double sink.
“I wanted to create a direct connection to the bedroom, so it was important to strike a balance between openness and a seamless transition between the two areas. At the same time, this creates a harmonious symmetry and makes optimal use of the space,” he explains.

The floor plan
Despite the open-concept bathroom design, Bertrand Lejoly has incorporated intimate private spaces into the layout. Behind two doors that provide the necessary privacy, the shower and toilet are situated.

Understated style
For the interior design, Bertrand Lejoly chose his own D-Neo bathroom collection, which he reinterpreted to suit the new setting: “D-Neo is subtle—and never overpowering. Yet the collection does not take a back seat; rather, it highlights the interior’s unique features.”
The versatility of D-Neo
The D-Neo complete bathroom collection, combined with warm and soft materials, serves as a canvas that allows you to infuse the space with your own personality. This flexibility offers the freedom to create something unique and timeless.
For the design, he opted for open, lightweight vanity cabinets that keep the most essential items within easy reach. The tall cabinets and the Bathtub blend seamlessly into this overall design.

Sink area and storage space
To maintain the clean lines of the design, Bertrand Lejoly has paired the minimalist vanity units with two tall cabinets, where all other products and linens are neatly stored behind closed doors. This preserves the bathroom’s airy feel without compromising on storage space.

The bathtub
The centerpiece of the bathroom is the freestanding bathtub from the D-Neo series. It stands out for its compact dimensions and velvety-smooth cast mineral finish.
Material selection and details
When it comes to choosing materials, Bertrand Lejoly opts for dark wood and black faucets. “Green plays a central role in the room and subtly complements the materials, bringing the entire space together,” he adds. As a result, the bathroom stands out from the otherwise subdued color scheme of the other rooms, creating a true sanctuary.
The shower and the shower toilet are located behind doors. When closed, the doors look like a wall unit, harmoniously completing the overall look of the bathroom.

The shower toilet
With its sleek, minimalist design, the SensoWash® D-Neo blends seamlessly into the overall design and offers a pleasant shower toilet experience.

The shower room
The shower is also located behind the door. The overhead shower provides a soothing shower experience, and the Concealed shower mixer blends seamlessly into the design.

Matching accessories
People often overlook the little details that make everyday life easier. That’s why Bertrand Lejoly chose towel hooks from the Starck T series in a matching black finish. Hand towels and bath towels can be hung right next to the vanity and in the passageway to the shower.



