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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. “H2O in Geometry” in Bulgaria by Gemelli DesignDecember 5th, 2012 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Gemelli Design The Bath is very important room in the house and is probably the only one place for staying alone, relaxing, thinking and dreaming. We chose the name H2O in geometry, because water is a leading element in the idea of our Bath project. It represents the natural connection between this room and the man.  Image Courtesy Gemelli Design
 Image Courtesy Gemelli Design According to the Japanese researcher Masaru Emoto water can memorize all effects of the surroundings, including our thoughts, changing its structure. Then, with these new properties, water can affect us. All known forms of life depend on water. The bathroom is divided in two areas at different levels with specific functionality. Despite of this separation we aimed to design the bathroom as an entire organism. The wash-basins, the toilet and bidet are located at the lower level while the shower, at the upper level.  Image Courtesy Gemelli Design The two levels are connected by stairs (which can also be used also for sitting). Each area is determined so as to give freedom of the body and the spirit. In the zone around the wash-basins, behind the mirrors there are niches in the wall which can serve without obtrusion. There is a storage cupboard between the wash-basins. The sanitation area also has a niche which provides a place for books and a small rolling lap top. On the second level are separate shower and tub, where you can relax.  Image Courtesy Gemelli Design About the Studio Gemelli Design is a creative art and design Sofia-based studio with driving force the experienced interior designers Branimira Ivanova and Desislava Ivanova. The main aim of the designers is creating of unique residential and commercial interiors. They achieve uniqueness through transformations of the spaces with the use of proportions, forms and colors. About Branimira Ivanova and Desislava Ivanova Desislava Ivanova and Branimira Ivanova were born in Sofia, Bulgaria in 1979. They received their Bachelor’s degree in Interior Design from Kingston University, London, and their Master’s degree in Interior Design from Florence Design Academy in Florence, Italy. Their first touch with interior design is in the School of interior architecture and woodworking in Sofia. Then it turns into their passion. In order to develop their abilities and to improve their knowledge, they follow a succession of studies in University of Forestry, Sofia; Stuttgart University of Applied Sciences; College of furniture design, Austria; Kingston University, Florence Design Academy.
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