Amy Keast Designs
Interior Designer | Graphic Designer | print & pattern lover
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Ensuite Sanctuary

A young couple living in a Grade II listed Regency farmhouse needed a relaxing, ensuite in a classic-contemporary style. The clients had a keen interest in the environment and sustainable design ideas. The design incorporates locally sourced materials, including natural limestone flooring, sustainably sourced, bespoke wood cabinetry, and green granite worktop.

ensuite Sanctuary

Location: Kent
Size: 11 sqm

A young couple living in a stunning Grade II listed Regency farmhouse needed a relaxing, (child free) sanctuary-like ensuite in a classic-contemporary style with an element of the unexpected. The clients have a keen interest in the environment and are interested in sustainable design ideas.

This project involved a great deal of research into sustainable materials and alternative products. Having considered a whole assortment of materials – from bamboo and coconut shell chips to various recycled glass and timbers – I decided to use natural, locally sourced limestone tiles for the flooring, glass panels and ceramic wall tiles for the walk-in shower. Sustainably sourced wood for the bespoke cabinetry, and a natural green granite worksurface.

Space planning and ergonomics
Hand drawn and rendered section
Digitally rendered 3D model – View of twin sinks and end of walk-in shower
Concept board for ensuite master bathroom

Concept board for ensuite master bathroom

Hand drawn and rendered plan of ensuite
Research into sustainable materials

Research into sustainable materials

Digitally rendered 3D model – View from walk-in shower, of WC, twin sinks and bath