Firstly i would like to say thank you for finding Vitessen Design, as their are a huge number of design studios and experts all over the world wide web offering advice and structure on how to go about realising your interior ambitions.
My name is Daniel James and i am the founder of Vitessen Design, I first fell in love with the world of interiors after graduating from university nearly 8 years ago and from that point on i have never looked back.
I hope to share with you some of my passions and expertise in this field, so that you can make the right choices to realise your interior dreams. I have been fortunate enough in my growing career to work on some magnificent projects, large and small. With every project i have been involved with, i hope to enlighten the brief with what i would describe as "beauty" and "honesty", and i hope after reading my thoughts and experiences you will feel the same too.
So lets begin our journey.
Daniel James
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Bathroom Design
Function Over Fashion
Designing a luxury bathroom can be a daunting task, with so many aspects to consider. The choices of products, styles and the level of understanding in terms of the mechanics to provide the flow of water and energy into the bathroom can often become a confusing task to harmonize all of these elements together.
Before we can dream we must understand the limitations and possibilities of the interior we are working with, functionality and practicality our the key stones to a successful bathroom experience and from that application of thought, we can then move forward to an aesthetically enhanced interior which we can spiritually and pleasurably develop our lifestyle choice.
The first thought of consideration should be the mechanics. What we are not able to see within the bathroom are similar to the veins and organs in our own bodies, we do not observe their duties, neither do we consciously question their role. Though without their devotion and reliability, for what they represent would cease to exist. Ask yourself some vital questions first. How is the flow of water going to be consistently provided to the bathroom interior ? do you already have adequate water storage, can your boiler at present provide enough hot water as it already exists ? If you already have another operational bathroom, lets say a family bathroom and the new project is an en suite, can both bathrooms be used at the same time without effecting the bathing experience in regards to the continual flow of water ? Your bathing experience would not meet your expectation if both bathrooms suddenly ran out of hot water after ten minutes of dual use, would they ?
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