Bathroom renovation gallery

Bathrooms made calmer, brighter & easier to use.

Ten bathroom transformation studies for Sydney homes—each balancing storage, durability, comfort and a material palette that feels at home in the space.

Before-and-after concept for a compact Art Deco apartment bathroom, changing pink-beige tile and a shower-over-bath into a calm travertine and oak bathroom — Art Deco apartment calm before and after

Art Deco apartment calm

A tighter footprint works harder with a level-entry shower, wall-hung storage and a warm, quiet palette that respects the apartment’s age.

Travertine tones
Oak vanity
Level-entry shower

Federation family bathroom

Better circulation and a clearer separation of bath, shower and vanity make a busy family room feel composed without losing warmth.

Warm white tile
Oak storage
Aged brass

Before-and-after concept for a narrow terrace bathroom-laundry, concealing the laundry and adding sage joinery and terrazzo — Terrace bath & laundry before and after

Terrace bath & laundry

A concealed laundry, generous shower and continuous surfaces turn a cluttered service room into one calm, efficient space.

Concealed laundry
Sage joinery
Terrazzo floor

Before-and-after concept for a 1990s ensuite, changing peach tile and gold-framed shower glass into limestone tones and walnut — Quiet suburban ensuite before and after

Quiet suburban ensuite

A simpler shower enclosure, wall-hung vanity and restrained material palette make a compact ensuite feel wider and more settled.

Walnut vanity
Limestone palette
Frameless glass

Before-and-after concept for a coastal cottage bathroom, replacing aqua tile and a shower curtain with warm white tile, oak and sea-glass mosaic — Coastal cottage family bath before and after

Coastal cottage family bath

Natural light, durable finishes and a deep bath give this family bathroom an easy coastal character without leaning on clichés.

Light oak
Deep bath
Sea-glass mosaic

Before-and-after concept for a sloped-ceiling attic bathroom, replacing brown patterned tile with handmade cream tile and oak — Heritage attic retreat before and after

Heritage attic retreat

The difficult roof line becomes an asset, with the shower tucked beneath the slope and every junction resolved around the existing form.

Handmade tile
Skylight
Custom oak

Before-and-after concept for a mid-century brick-home bathroom, changing mustard tile and brown joinery into olive tile, walnut and terrazzo — Mid-century olive & walnut before and after

Mid-century olive & walnut

Olive tile, walnut and terrazzo build on the home’s mid-century character while improving storage, light and shower access.

Olive tile
Walnut joinery
Terrazzo

Before-and-after concept for an accessible ground-floor bathroom, replacing a raised shower hob and pedestal basin with a level shower and floating vanity — Easy-access ground floor before and after

Easy-access ground floor

Level access, clearer movement and discreet support details create a safer room that still feels warm, residential and considered.

Level access
Integrated bench
Clear circulation

Shared family bathroom

A longer vanity, two basins and hidden storage reduce the morning bottleneck while hard-wearing finishes keep maintenance simple.

Double vanity
Pale blue joinery
Durable surfaces

Before-and-after concept for a townhouse ensuite, changing dark builder-grade tile and a corner spa into clay-toned microcement and oak — Urban spa ensuite before and after

Urban spa ensuite

Removing the bulky spa makes room for a generous shower and long vanity, with soft mineral finishes bringing quiet rather than excess.

Clay microcement
Twin basins
Long oak vanity

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