Just in Place Blog

Starting a renovation project can be a bit daunting. You will have so many questions and after finding answers to some questions, other questions arise. Every decision is connected to another one and it can become overwhelming very quickly.

In this blog we are concentrating more on popular tile choices, the patterns that you can create with different tiles, trendy colours etc.

When we talk about tiles, it’s a completely different exciting world and it helps to know some tips when choosing new tiles for your bathroom or kitchen renovation.

Sometimes you don't need much to create a welcoming nature-like bathroom where you can relax at the end of the day and let your eyes and mind rest.

We have a lot of customers who are interested in renovating a small bathroom and are happy to learn about tips that allow them to make their small bathroom visually bigger. We want to share some of these tips and ideas with you to help you think bigger.

Beautiful Luxurious Bathroom with free standing bath and big from floor to ceiling windows to let in lots of natural light.

There are endless ways to incorporate a "traditional" style to a bathroom renovation to suit your style. From sticking to "traditional" style all the way to tweaking and adding some modern elements to compliment the style.

There is something very special about encaustic tiles. These patterned tiles are so bold and distinctive, but at the same time remarkably versatile. Depending on the tile design and how it is used, encaustic tiles can look traditional, eclectic or contemporary and one thing is certain - they make a statement.

A classic shaker style or a Hampton style kitchen works beautifully together with wooden floors, pale colours and lots of natural light.

So you’re ready to take the plunge and commit to your project, but don’t know where to start. In this first part of renovating your bathroom, we are talking in depth about choosing and designing your bathroom vanity

Our talented customer has a great appreciation for design and keen eye for the smallest detail. That passion was a force behind this beautiful historical house which is a combination of something old and something new.

Not only does a kitchen need to be practical, it should also be aesthetically pleasing and complement the rest of your interior scheme.

This modern bathroom has kept the overall scheme simple while featuring some strong elements to suit a king.

En suite Transformation: The client asked to enlarge their bathroom and make room for a free standing bath and a double vanity. The idea was to “overtake” the small kitchenette adjacent to the main bedroom and transform all wet area into one bigger space.

From design inspiration to picking the right materials including brass tap ware, basins, and timber vanities, we have listed a few points for the perfect bathroom renovation project.

Step back in time and soak in the luxury and charm of the clawfoot bath.

Our love for open-plan spaces calls for creativity with layouts. In this brief we had to master the flow between kitchen, laundry and butler pantry.

When it comes to designing a large bathroom, the number of ideas we have is endless, but designing a small bathroom?! Well, that tends to be a bit more challenging.

In order to "manipulate" the space and create flow that makes sense, the first thing to do is case study the room and its usage.

If you’re fitting a holiday home, revamping an old house, or juggling a large home, Just In Place’s brass tap ware at Australian standards can elevate your bathroom and kitchen space.

When choosing to renovate an entire house ,large or small, there are so many things you really should know, and creating a detailed checklist is the best way to ensure you have all your bases covered.

When space is limited- combining a laundry and a bathroom makes sense in so many ways – both rooms are wet areas and both require same sort of work and attention in regards to trade, design and fittings.

Renovting a bathroom can be a really fun project, but those who have done it, know that this fun comes also

with million decision making moments.

You could easily imagine this stunning black – yes black! – kitchen in a super-cool Manhattan loft but would you believe it’s at the heart of a busy family home in St Ives?

This small bathroom renovation presented us with a rare opportunity to work within the iconic Foundry building together with one of Sydney’s well-established Interior designer.

There was nothing more suitable for this tiny bathroom in this Art deco apartment but a touch of Brass.

A renovation doesn’t always have to go all in. Sometimes, a cosmetic tweak or two can inject new life into an otherwise tired space.

For us as designer a good flow means a house that has a logical layout with good connection between spaces, creating a well-thought-out home that works exactly how you want it to.

This uber-cool bathroom is giving us boutique hotel vibes.

Perhaps it’s because of the solid timber custom-made vanities – designed and built by us here at Just In Place – or it could be those herringbone mosaic marble feature tiles?

In this kitchen the dark Grey colour combined with a touch of Copper allowed for an elegant yet interesting space.

When a family of 5 had the opportunity to renovate the husband's childhood home we had 3 things in mind ...