
THE RITUAL
A bathroom where everyday routines become moments for yourself
With Le Rituel, BonBain Construction has designed a bathroom that accommodates both morning preparations and a relaxing break at the end of the day. The sand and cream tones, the mineral-hued surfaces, and the soft lighting give the room a warm atmosphere.
The double vanity unit offers everyone their own space. The freestanding bathtub invites you to take your time, while the glass-enclosed shower meets everyday needs. Storage and niches keep essentials close at hand without cluttering the surfaces.
The final result
Mineral nuances that warm up the room
A setting of sand, cream and stone
The light color palette of Le Rituel brings unity to the bathroom. The mineral-patterned tiles cover the larger surfaces, while the vertically laid tiles in the shower introduce a more subtle rhythm.
Metallic finishes complement these hues without creating a stark contrast. The materials and colors interact from one area to another to form a bright and calming decor.
A space to get ready as a couple
The double vanity unit at the heart of everyday life
The long wall-mounted unit accommodates two sinks and two mirrors. This gives everyone a place to get ready, while sharing a cohesive layout.
Under-counter storage keeps products and accessories within easy reach. Wall-mounted faucets free up space around the sinks and emphasize the clean lines of the overall design.
A shower designed for everyday use
Space, light, and well-placed products
The glass-enclosed shower maintains a feeling of openness. It combines a rain shower, a hand shower, and an integrated niche for toiletries. The linear drain is seamlessly integrated into the wall cladding.
Inside, the vertical tiles distinguish the shower from the rest of the room while echoing its soft color palette. The glass allows this detail to be appreciated from the bathroom.
A bathtub to extend the break
Two ways to enjoy the same room
Next to the shower, the freestanding bathtub offers a different rhythm. The shower is perfect for busy mornings; the bath allows you to linger when you want to.
This complementarity gives full meaning to the name Le Rituel. The room meets the practical needs of its occupants and also allows them the opportunity to take time for themselves.
Storage solutions that preserve harmony
Keep the essentials accessible without cluttering the decor
The vanity drawers and shower niche provide storage for frequently used items. Their placement helps keep countertops clear and makes it easy to find necessary products.
In a multi-purpose bathroom, this layout is just as important as the choice of finishes. It allows you to enjoy the calm atmosphere created by the materials and lighting every day.
The Ritual, a bathroom to be fully experienced
Everyday comfort in a welcoming atmosphere
The double sink, shower, and bathtub create three complementary spaces. Around them, mineral tones, mirrors, and storage units build a bathroom that is pleasant to use from morning to night.
This project illustrates how BonBain Construction combines the design of a room with the experience of those who use it.
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A shower that fully occupies its space
Enjoy a glass shower without closing off the room
The shower is positioned along one wall of the bathroom. Its sliding glass door delineates the shower area while leaving the stone-effect tiles visible. The white shower tray provides a light finish at the base of the walls.
Inside, a round shower head and a hand shower allow for customized use. Corner storage keeps products accessible without taking up valuable shower floor space.
A vanity unit designed to organize everything
A double vanity unit designed to take your time
Opposite the shower, the dark vanity unit offers drawers and doors for storing toiletries. Its light-colored countertop leaves ample space around the integrated sink.
Above, the mirrored cabinet adds storage without taking up any more floor space. It also reflects the shower and the window, visually opening up this long, narrow bathroom.
Materials that give the room its character
The greyish blue softens the stone's hues
The floor and shower wall tiles feature grey variations reminiscent of stone. Their pattern adds texture to the room, while the grey-blue walls create a smooth transition between the tiled surfaces and the furniture.
The dark vanity unit anchors the design. The white countertop, sink, and shower tray bring brightness to the areas used daily. Metallic finishes discreetly connect the faucets, shower, and handles.
An easy-to-navigate bathroom
Each piece of equipment finds its place
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Stone blue, a balance between use and atmosphere
A renovation that caters to everyday needs
This bathroom demonstrates that practical design can also have a strong identity. The glass-enclosed shower, the vanity unit's storage, and the uncluttered surfaces meet everyday needs. The blue and mineral tones give the space a calm and contemporary atmosphere.




