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Modern Grey & white Bathroom
This bathroom in Ballina NSW was already large by most bathroom standards but our client wanted to make it appear even more spacious.

The original bathroom design had a wall between the bath and the toilet. We removed this wall which immediately opened the floor space. The room was also flooded with extra light from the window above the toilet, creating a feeling of openness.

The original bathroom layout worked extremely well so all plumbed fixtures remained in the same position. 

We used the following design tricks to make the space look and feel bigger.
  • Floor to ceiling tiles - provides a cohesive look.
  • Same tiles on the floor and back wall - draws the eye in and makes the room appear longer.
  • Majority of the wall tiles are white - white reflects light and opens the space, making it feel airy.
  • Large tiles - grout lines visually break up a space, the use of large format tiles means less grout lines.
  • Freestanding bath
  • Wall hung/ floating vanity - the more floor that can be seen, the bigger the room feels.
  • Clear shower glass and a frameless shower 
  • Large mirror - mirrors bounce and reflect light.
Location: Ballina
Details: Bathroom
Budget: $27 000
Duration: 4 weeks