The Gerberit sanitaryware and brassware products chosen for the design are uncomplicated and easy-to-use for all ages. We have given consideration to the carbon footprint and sustainability of all the materials and equipment used, as well as their longevity and reliability. White Red Architects’ Water-Usage Closet was applauded for its dynamism and sustainability credentials, with Maria Cheung likening it to the futuristic water- and life-preserving ‘stillsuits’ from the science-fiction film Dune.Ĭreating a bathroom for a lifetime means choosing materials and products that are simple, strong and long lasting. Special praise was also reserved for the two runners up with the jury congratulating Office S&M Architects’ Bathroom for Every Body for its tactility, functional separation, and meticulous approach to designing-in well-being.

The judges praised Nimtim’s Loo of a Lifetime scheme for its functionality and flexibility, with J-J Lorraine calling it ‘a Swiss Army Knife of a bathroom.’ They also complimented the design’s multi-generational inclusivity and strong material palette. After a close fought battle, the jury – chaired by AT editor Isabel Allen and comprising Maria Cheung, director and head of interior design at Squire & Partners J-J Lorraine, director of Morrow + Lorraine Tina Norden, interior designer and architect at Conran and Partners and Lynne Clapham-Carter, specification sales manager at Geberit – declared Nimtim Architects the winner.

6 x6 bathroom layout