The Block 2025: Britt and Taz's Main Bathroom Reveal
The Block 2025: Britt and Taz's Main Bathroom Reveal
Britt and Taz have delivered a main Block bathroom that goes beyond aesthetics, and invites a deeper sensory connection through thoughtful materiality and touch. Their ‘wellness sanctuary’ isn’t just about looking serene; it’s about feeling calm, grounded, and cared for. Every element has been chosen with texture, surface, and interaction in mind, turning a functional space into a fully immersive, spa-like experience.
Gentle neutrals
The foundation of this tranquil bathroom lies in its soft, muted palette. Gentle neutrals and warm tones create a harmonious backdrop that encourages relaxation and mental clarity. But what elevates the space is the way these colours are paired with tactile finishes and materials that speak to the senses. The result is a bathroom that doesn’t just appear serene - it feels that way the moment you step inside.
Soft touch
Central to this sensory experience is the use of Kado’s beautifully crafted fixtures. The Lussi soft-touch matte basin and bath form the heart of the bathroom, offering a velvety texture that’s instantly calming to the touch. The matte surface of these pieces absorbs light in a gentle, diffused way - enhancing the room’s softness and making each interaction with water and surface feel luxurious. These aren't just functional items; they're invitations to slow down, breathe, and reconnect with the moment.
Cohesive flow
Continuing the commitment to material richness is the Kado Neue Fluted vanity. Topped with a thick, solid stone slab, the vanity brings a sense of weight and permanence to the room. The natural stone is cool to the touch, grounding the space both visually and physically. Its fluted detailing adds dimension and interest, while its softly curved edges echo the gentle lines seen throughout the bathroom. This design consistency is deliberate, reinforcing the importance of flow, comfort, and cohesion in the space.
Curves for days
The curved motif is carried through to the shower screen, tapware, and even the corners of the vanity - creating a visual and tactile rhythm that soothes rather than stimulates. The Mizu Drift tapware in brushed nickel is a perfect complement, blending seamlessly into the palette while adding a soft metallic sheen. Its gentle curves and brushed finish bring warmth and refinement, ensuring that every touchpoint, from turning a tap to resting your hand on the vanity, is a moment of comfort.
European design
Even the minor details have been considered. The LAUFEN Pro A toilet features an elegant, designed in Switzerland, features a tapered form that quietly contributes to the room’s elevated aesthetic. While often considered a purely practical fixture, here it becomes a subtle design element - proof that materiality and craftsmanship matter in every corner of the room.
Britt and Taz’s Wellness Sanctuary is a masterful blend of tone, texture, and touch. By putting materiality at the forefront, they’ve created a bathroom that doesn’t just look beautiful - it feels it. This is design that honours the everyday rituals of life, transforming them into moments of calm, connection, and quiet luxury.
Follow the Journey
With Reece onboard, this season’s bathrooms promise to be more than just functional - they’ll be places to pause, recharge and reconnect. Stay tuned to see how each team transforms their space with the help of Reece and Daylesford’s wellness DNA.
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