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Enfiladeby Cattenburg

Spa · Natural stone · Light

Bathroom

The bathroom is where luxury is felt most: barefoot, in the morning, in silence. We design bathrooms as private spas, with natural stone from a single block, light that moves with the day and technology that is invisible.
Bathroom – Hotel inspiration
Project size
From € 100,000
Lead time
60 working days
Service area
All of the Netherlands
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A bathroom to hotel standard begins with the floor plan. We separate wet and dry, give the bath its own place with a view or daylight and create a shower zone that is more than a cubicle: a floor-to-ceiling room in natural stone or tadelakt, with a rain shower, body jets and a bench. The vanity zone receives a double unit in solid wood or stone, with lighting that illuminates the face evenly.

Material defines the experience. We cut marble, travertine and limestone from a single block so the veining runs across floor, wall and bath. Taps in brushed brass, bronze or matt black are matched to the stone. Heated floors, a towel radiator in the wall colour and a mirror with integrated lighting complete the comfort.

Technology stays out of sight: silent ventilation, a thermostatic shower that remembers the temperature, lighting scenes for morning and evening and a socket hidden in the drawer. Art gets its place: a ceramic relief, a fresco in the niche or a sculptural basin by an artist from our network.

Spa · Natural stone · Light

What makes a bathroom hotel standard

01

Freestanding bath as centrepiece

A bath in natural stone, copper or mineral composite, placed where daylight or the view enhances the ritual.

02

Shower as a room

Not a cubicle but a room: walk-in shower with rain and body jets, bench and niche, floor to ceiling in one material.

03

Layered lighting plan

Daylight, even mirror light, mood light in niches and a night setting for three in the morning.

04

Invisible technology

Heated floor, silent ventilation, thermostatic taps and hidden sockets.

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Materials

Materials we apply

  • Marble, travertine and limestone from one block
  • Tadelakt and microcement
  • Brushed brass and bronze
  • Solid oak and walnut for vanities
  • Hand-formed tiles and zellige
  • Floor-to-ceiling frameless glass

Hotel inspiration

The best hotel bathrooms work with one material, plenty of light and nothing superfluous. We translate that to your property: continuous stone, a bath with a view and the calm of a spa.

Budget indication

Allow an indicative € 45,000 to € 120,000 for a luxury bathroom to hotel standard, depending on size, natural stone, bespoke work and installations.

Styles for this room

Styles for your bathroom

Ten hotel-inspired directions, from boutique hotel to alpine chalet.

Frequently asked questions

Bathroom

We realise a stand-alone bathroom in three to five weeks after a preparation in which all stone has been cut and all components delivered. As part of a full renovation the bathroom falls within the 60 working days.

Yes. We work with lightweight structures, careful waterproofing and pipe routes that respect the historic structure, and we take care of the permit.

Marble and limestone are beautiful but need impregnation and care; travertine and quartzite are more robust. We advise per location and include maintenance in the aftercare.

Where we work

Bathroom renovation near you

Choose your town for local information about properties, permits and travel time.

Enfilade Care

We hand over. And then we stay.

Aftercare visit after 14 days

Two weeks after handover we walk through the property together. Anything that stands out, we resolve immediately.

Checks after 3, 6 and 12 months

Tuning of climate and lighting, settling of materials, operation of bespoke work: we check and correct.

Annual inspection and maintenance plan

Every year an inspection of stone, wood, installations and art, with a tailored maintenance calendar.

Enquiry

Your bathroom to hotel standard?

Three short steps. We respond within one working day with a first assessment of feasibility, budget range and planning. No obligation, fully discreet.