Not too many people have the means to build their own house, however, anyone can design their own dream home thanks to the use of 3D rendering programs. The one that I like the most is offered by the eDesign Tribe Platform, an innovative company that helps eDesigners not only connect with clients all over the world but also stand out from the competition.
This is the program I have used to create this imaginary primary bathroom, which is also the project I submitted to participate in the design contest promoted by Seasonal Living, a company that provides distinctive furniture and decorative accessories that invite people to connect with the outdoors and live in rhythm with the four seasons.
For the design challenge, designers had to create a space to emphasize how the concept of “Wellness” can be introduced to enhance the customer’s experiences.
The space I decided to design is a bathroom. Since my real bathroom has the size of a shoebox, I’m pretty sure that my subconscious mind has pushed me to go big, while my conscious mind has made me imagine this house located in an area where the summer lasts a little bit longer than 10 hours, 33 minutes and 15 seconds as it does here in Seattle.
For this reason, I imagined an indoor space that can be used throughout the year and that is directly connected, almost symmetrically, to an outdoor space that can be used during the warmest months.
However, my focus was primarily on the indoor space, since I wanted to create a unique wellness area around an indoor pool (when I said that I wanted to go big I really meant it).