Personally I love that use of texture across the entire space in conjunction with the use of one colour. Especially with the lighter bathroom it gives a feeling of being organic, that texture continuing seamlessly across the sink and shelves gives the feel that the entire room has been sculpted out of earth. It's wonderfully brave interior design which was a dream to photograph.

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Now trying to photograph the dark bathroom is a bit of a head scratcher for the wide hero shot. I wanted to shoot this guy all natural light and the first test shot was an indication that this would need a little more work than normal. Obviously having a dark bathroom you need to let in some more light to bring up the texture on the walls and get detail in those shadows. The problem being that when you shoot at that exposure the light from the window is so strong you have a big blown out mess where your window used to be - thus it was time to bust out the trusty Godox flashes and umbrellas. Obviously usually you would be looking to bounce your flash off of a white or as close to white surface as possible, when none are available it is time to utilise umbrellas. Cutting the room in half and replicating the direction of that natural light and punching the flash through the umbrellas was the only way I was going to be able to bring up the exposure within the bathroom and get an image that we can utilize.