The whole room opens from the entrance
Clear glass, brighter wall finishes and cleaner fixture lines replace the visually broken-up original, allowing the full bathroom to be seen as one connected space.


This Inala renovation replaces an enclosed, weathered interior with a clear-glass shower, streamlined bath and vanity, and continuous light finishes that make the whole room feel cleaner and more generous.

The original bathroom combined a framed shower, tiled-in bath, floor-standing vanity and visible ceiling damage. Each fixture read as a separate element, making the room feel busier and more enclosed.
The completed layout keeps the bathroom's essential functions while replacing the heavy frames and mixed surfaces with clear glass, glossy full-height tile and streamlined white fixtures. The result is brighter, easier to read and more practical for everyday use.
Clear glass, brighter wall finishes and cleaner fixture lines replace the visually broken-up original, allowing the full bathroom to be seen as one connected space.


The familiar bath and toilet positions are retained, but the bulky surround and dated finishes give way to a crisp white bath, full-height tile and a much calmer backdrop.


The enclosed shower is rebuilt with clear glass, a tiled floor, rain and hand shower fittings and a recessed niche, giving the wet area more usable space and a stronger visual connection to the room.


A floating white vanity and broad mirrored cabinet replace the older floor-standing unit, adding concealed storage while keeping more of the floor visible.


Glossy white wall tile, soft grey flooring and streamlined white fixtures create a bright foundation, with clear glass keeping every part of the room visually connected.




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