Small Bathroom Renovations

Choosing one colour to dominate the theme in your bathroom is a great way to start thinking about a bathroom renovation and design the rest around it.

There are a few ways to emphasize some features in your bathroom and choosing Brushed Brass Tapware or Feature Tiles are on top of the list.

When renovating on a budget, concentrate on one area that you think you can splurge on and design the rest of the room around it and on a budget!

Going for classic whites and greys is always a good choice - this colour combination stands the test of time.

Minimalist design with whites, greys and blacks can look chic and elegant. We love how the stone elements take greys to another level and make the Timber Vanity pop.

Warm sandy colours and Copper Tap Ware and Accessories create a welcoming and relaxing feel in these bathrooms.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.