Bathroom

Light yet earthy

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29: Location: Melbourne, VictoriaWhy we love it: The large-format, soft-grey floor tiles, the simple copper ceiling pendant, the freestanding tub, and the light flooding in from above… what’s not to love?

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19. Location: CanadaWhy we love it: Tiles needn’t be scene stealers – and interestingly enough, needn’t ‘speak to each other’ thematically. This bathroom, with the unexpected pairing of different formats, finishes and sizes, somehow works beautifully together.

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24. Location: Melbourne, VictoriaWhy we love it: We adore the asymmetrical touches here, such as how the vanity appears to hug one wall and the mirror has been hung off-centre… but what we love even more is how it’s all balanced out with open shelving on the far of the unit. Genius. Like the asymmetrical floating unit. Wall tiles could also look good in our ensuite.

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Bathside tile

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Love the use of a monochromatic colour scheme and texture.

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7. Location: Sydney, NSWWhy we love it: The chunky basin and benchtop running the full width of the room were the perfect choice for this spacious, light-filled bathroom. The floating timber shelf beneath the bench is bang on-trend, and provides handy storage for towels and bathroom paraphernalia.

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Supersized showersAmong those upgrading their shower, over two thirds of renovating homeowners increased its size (68 per cent). Top shower feature upgrades include rainfall showerheads (64 per cent) and handheld showerheads (62 per cent).

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Cute bath, organic feel, a bit rustic.

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Earthy and organic

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Light and bright, symmetrical basins, timber stone combo, nod to Asian style

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Frameless shower screen and tiled base

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Foliage, colour scheme, open shelving, bath

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Small tile

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Colour scheme

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Colour scheme

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Minimalist. Nice bath. Tile combo.

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Minimalist shower

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Shelving

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Backlit mirror

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Organic

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Asian contemporary

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Beautiful bath, beautiful space.

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Beautiful symmetry, lovely black, timber and white combo

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A nice spot to relax!

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