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To soften the harder architectural lines, curved forms were introduced in part through the freestanding bath.

A little unexpected

For this bathroom, the owner was drawn to soft creamy tones, but was not afraid of colour, and wanted the space to feel layered, earthy and a little unexpected – a spa-like retreat results

The designer borrowed a palette of materials from a bygone error and put them together in a way that felt contemporary yet as if they had always been there – features include ceramic tiles, compact vanity and mirror.

A 1970s-inspired bathroom featuring custom stained oak cabinetry, wall-to-wall mosaic tiles, picture windows, and earthen tones led by an array of the owners' collected earthen pots and porcelain pieces

The master suite with wall-mounted vanity in ensuite, offers immersive experience where architecture, memory, and material intertwine.

Spiritual essence

An immersive master suite is designed as a soulful retreat – curves, minimalist detailing, deep green hues, and a strong connection to nature combine to evoke a personal narrative

A half-height tiled wall with glass above was installed for the walk-in shower.

Bathing pleasure unlocked

A bedroom-to-bathroom conversion unlocks optimum bathing space – half-height tiled privacy walls, custom ledges, and feature lighting bring the contemporary new retreat alive

Although compact, the guest ensuite achieves a sense of spaciousness through clean detailing, thoughtful curves, and an intentionally restrained material palette.

Small space, big impact

A modest space with no windows doesn't sound like a designer's dream setting – here, however, clever thinking creates a light-filled, easy-to-use guest ensuite that looks as effortless as it does quietly luxurious

The generous family bathroom with large format tiling on floors and walls.

Thrice as nice

For this project, three new bathrooms add to the charm of the original home – subtle design details tie the bathrooms together, ensuring consistency, while each space still achieves its own identity

The bathroom's material palette, wall tiles included, reflects and connects with the lush surrounding environment.

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

The owners wanted something dark and moody and after a lot of searching, the designers found the perfect tile – The Room, in Black Dahlia.

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

Subway tiles are a feature of this bathroom.

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

Contemporary bathroom featuring a uniquely shaped bathtub

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

Bathroom featuring a floating sink unit.

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

a wall-mounted bathroom vanity designed by Eterno Design

Making waves

Here, ripple-textured tiles backdrop a freestanding tub, stand-out black double vanity and shower, while custom mirrors reflect the drama

Powder room with fixed vanity and finger tile wall finish.

A symphony of soft curves and muted tones, the bathroom has a spa-like ambiance.

Subway-style Tribeca tiles provide a bright, classic backdrop behind the freestanding bath.

Tribeca subway tiles feature behind the bath in the main bathroom.

Entry to the ensuite with skylight over tub.

Dramatic black embossed feature tile adds texture, contrasting with smooth grey porcelain floor and wall tiles.

A black embossed feature tile was specified to become a theatrical backdrop with the rest of the floors and walls all tiled the same grey stone porcelain tile to keep the rest of the space more minimal looking.