Before & after
A clear path from the doorway
Removing the shower step, frame and contrasting tile borders creates one uninterrupted floor from the entrance through to the shower area.
Bardon bathroom renovation
An open bathroom with easier movement throughout
This Bardon bathroom moves from a raised framed shower and broken-up floor pattern to a generous level-entry wet room with a clear circulation path and practical support fittings.
LocationBardon, QLDRoomBathroomProject typeComplete renovationResultOpen level-entry wet room
The transformation
The shower enclosure goes, and the whole room opens up
The original bathroom placed a raised framed shower within a floor made up of several tile zones. A compact vanity, narrow clearances and surface changes made the room feel segmented.
The new design treats the bathroom as one continuous wet area. Large-format floor and wall tile, an open shower and carefully positioned support rails create a calmer room with substantially more space to move.
Before & after
The cubicle becomes an open wet area
The compact enclosure has been replaced by a broad shower with rain and hand shower fittings, recessed niche, support rails and a level tiled floor.
Before & after
More useful vanity storage
A wider white vanity and mirrored cabinet replace the compact curved basin unit, adding practical bench and storage space while keeping the finish visually quiet.
Before & after
Every wall now works harder
Full-height tiling brings the room together, while long rails and well-spaced accessories turn previously underused wall areas into practical support points.
Finished details
A closer look at the completed room
Soft grey wall tile and lightly patterned floor tile form one restrained backdrop for chrome rails, white cabinetry and the open shower fittings.
Level-entry open showerRain shower and hand showerRecessed shower nicheWall-mounted support railsWide storage vanityFull-height grey tiling
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