Green at heart
Forming part of Australia's first 'Active Home', this nature-toned bathroom merges green energy efficiency with other environmental sensibilities, recycled elements included – one of three similar upstairs bathing spaces
Coastal echo
For this bathroom, a hero tile with dramatic patterning is reminiscent of nearby sandy shorelines, while the floor tiles and skirting follow suit – a coordinating Flaminia basin also picks up on the Black Dahlia tilework
Elevated and personal
A thoughtful layering of finishes and tactile contrasts gives this bathroom the intimate, considered feel you might find in a boutique hotel – a fluted bath and striking tilework are standouts
Shape of relaxation
Glossy marble wall tiles, gold-hued tapware and vanity top basins and a bath that would be at home in a sculpture gallery set off this lux master ensuite retreat
Calm and considered
In tune with the calm, pared back feel of the wider home, this main bathroom delivers a relaxing 'bath house' vibe where the stonework and dramatic tub take centre stage and the shower is tucked away
Making waves
Here, ripple-textured tiles backdrop a freestanding tub, stand-out black double vanity and shower, while custom mirrors reflect the drama
Soft and Inviting Tones
Bathrooms By Elite pays homage to this home's 1960s charms, introducing classic colours and fittings – standout tiles from The Tile Depot played a key role
A Touch of Theatre
This powder room effectively juggles visual interest and practicality – a feature vanity wall is played up while a less used shower is tucked away out of immediate sight.
Charm Is in the Details
Textured finger tiles, gunmetal tap finishes and reeded shower glass are just some detail flourishes that give this family bathroom a dramatic presence.
Vibrance of Mexico
Mexican mosaics acquired during the owners' time abroad make for a leading feature in this colourful bathroom sanctuary
When a negative becomes a positive
This reinvented bathroom complements its classic home while adding alluring textural tiles and turning a ceiling anomaly into a feature
Song of the ocean
This bathroom uses a marble-look tile as a connection to the nearby ocean – its veining pattern creates a sense of movement, energy and waves