Space that feels open.
Explore how the shower, vanity and everyday movement relate to one another, even when the footprint is compact.
Das Reno / Bathroom / Sydney
Bathroom
renovations.
A calmer start. A better everyday.
Plan a bathroom around practical storage, a usable shower layout and finishes that suit daily cleaning. Coordinate the vanity, fixtures and lighting with the existing space.
Discuss your bathroomSpace. Flow. Everyday life.Concept illustration
01 / More than a room
A calmer start.A better everyday.
The first room you step into. A little space to reset. Think beyond the individual fixtures to a bathroom that feels balanced, useful and distinctly yours.
A place for the essentials.
Think about what needs to be close at hand, what can be tucked away and how the room stays easy to use.
Details that sit together.
Compare tile, grout and joinery samples together in the room’s daylight and evening lighting before confirming a palette.
02 / The starting scope
Room for
the details.
The scope may include layout, fixtures, cabinetry and finishes. Confirm the inclusions for your own project before work starts.
01
Layout and finish planning
02
Vanities, showers and storage
03
Tiling and fixture coordination
Materials, work inclusions and timing are discussed with you and confirmed in your project quote. The concept illustration is a visual starting point, not a proposed layout for your home.
Enquire about this service03 / Before we begin
Before you choose.
Check the essentials.
Your daily routines
Who uses the bathroom, what needs to be stored and which part of the current room feels least practical?
The existing space
Note door swings, window positions and existing fixtures on a rough plan. Confirm final measurements on site before ordering.
The feeling you want
Warm, light, quiet or more expressive — a few references can help explain what you are drawn to.
No finished design needed. Start with what you know.
Useful before you renovate
Small checks.
Better decisions.
Bathroom
Plan the door swings, not just the floor plan.
A bathroom needs to work when doors and drawers are open, as well as when everything is closed.
Read the checklistMaterials
Take samples out of the showroom.
Colour, texture and sheen can look different in your own room. A small sample board is more useful than separate screenshots.
Read the checklistPlanning
Write the brief before choosing finishes.
A short, practical brief makes it easier to compare design options and keep the essentials in view.
Read the checklistA clear way forward
From brief to completion.
- 01
Project brief.
Set priorities and define the rooms.
- 02
A closer look.
Check dimensions, access and existing conditions.
- 03
A considered plan.
Confirm scope, selections and schedule.
- 04
Your space, renewed.
Bring the agreed plan to life.
What should I check before changing a layout?
Mark door swings, appliance openings and the route through the room on your plan. Changes to walls, plumbing or electrical services need site assessment before the layout and scope are confirmed.
Do I need to have chosen all my materials?
No. Finalise the working layout and the main appliances or fixtures first. Compare tile, grout, paint and joinery samples together in the room’s own light, and ask about cleaning and maintenance before confirming a finish.
How long will a renovation take?
Timing depends on the agreed scope, site conditions, materials and coordination of the work. Discuss any important dates early; a project schedule should be considered alongside the scope rather than assumed from a general estimate.
Explore another space
Your next chapter
A fresh perspectiveon your bathroom.
Tell us about the room you have and the change you have in mind.
Enquire about your project