JE6 — sebastian wiedemann architektur
An attic bathroom conversion by SWA Studio that pairs moody blue plaster walls and concrete surfaces with warm exposed timber trusses and brass fixtures.
- What we like about this project
- A frameless glass shower screen directly abuts the historic timber post without disrupting the rustic joinery.
Materials
- timber
- plaster
- glass
- brass
- concrete
Visual identifiers
- exposed-timber-trusses
- blue-plaster-walls
- glass-shower-enclosure
- brass-fixtures
- skylight
Style tags
- rustic-modern
- warm-minimal
- industrial-chic
Visual tags
- attic-conversion
- warm-minimal
- residential-interior
- bathroom
- rustic-modern
- Geometry
- Sloped attic ceiling with exposed timber framing divides a multi-tiered interior into a lower wet zone and a raised wooden seating alcove.
- Structural guess
- Exposed timber roof trusses supporting a sloped attic ceiling.
- Spatial scale
- Human-scaled domestic interior under an angled roof reaching roughly two stories at its peak.
- Lighting
- Bright daylight pours through large roof skylights, casting soft illumination across the blue plaster and highlighting the warm timber grain.
- Atmosphere
- Intimate, moody, and serene, balancing cool concrete tones with the warmth of aged timber and daylight.
- Environmental context
- Attic conversion space under an existing timber roof structure.
- Spatial experience
- The transition moves from a concrete-floored bathroom zone up a timber step into a cozy, skylit reading alcove.
- Composition rhythm
- Repeating structural timber bents establish a measured rhythm down the length of the sloped volume.
- Style reading
- Rustic modern attic interior
- Program
- Residential master bathroom and sitting area
- Perspective
- Interior Spatial
- Discipline
- interior
- Materials
- timber, plaster, glass, brass, concrete
- Visual identifiers
- exposed-timber-trusses, blue-plaster-walls, glass-shower-enclosure, brass-fixtures, skylight
- Style tags
- rustic-modern, warm-minimal, industrial-chic
- Visual tags
- attic-conversion, warm-minimal, residential-interior, bathroom, rustic-modern
- Geometry
- Sloped attic ceiling with exposed timber framing divides a multi-tiered interior into a lower wet zone and a raised wooden seating alcove.
- Structural guess
- Exposed timber roof trusses supporting a sloped attic ceiling.
- Spatial scale
- Human-scaled domestic interior under an angled roof reaching roughly two stories at its peak.
- Lighting
- Bright daylight pours through large roof skylights, casting soft illumination across the blue plaster and highlighting the warm timber grain.
- Atmosphere
- Intimate, moody, and serene, balancing cool concrete tones with the warmth of aged timber and daylight.
- Environmental context
- Attic conversion space under an existing timber roof structure.
- Spatial experience
- The transition moves from a concrete-floored bathroom zone up a timber step into a cozy, skylit reading alcove.
- Composition rhythm
- Repeating structural timber bents establish a measured rhythm down the length of the sloped volume.
- Style reading
- Rustic modern attic interior
- Program
- Residential master bathroom and sitting area
- Perspective
- Interior Spatial
- Discipline
- interior