A lighter first impression
The dark panelled wall and high-contrast floor have been replaced by full-height white tile and a soft terrazzo-look floor, immediately opening the view from the doorway.


This Stones Corner renovation keeps a practical shower-over-bath arrangement while simplifying the room with clean white surfaces, frameless glass and a lighter terrazzo-look floor.

The original bathroom used a pedestal basin, enclosed storage, patterned floor tile, dark wall panelling and a shower curtain over the bath. In a compact room, those strong contrasts made each fitting compete for attention.
The completed design keeps the bath and window position but rebuilds the surrounding surfaces in one light palette. A curved glass screen, concealed bath controls and wall-hung basin create a cleaner floor line and make the room feel easier to move through.
The dark panelled wall and high-contrast floor have been replaced by full-height white tile and a soft terrazzo-look floor, immediately opening the view from the doorway.


A curved bath and frameless glass screen replace the tiled apron and curtain, while a long recessed niche and dual shower fittings organise the wet area.


The existing shuttered window remains part of the room, now surrounded by white tile and clear glass instead of dark panelling and multiple contrasting finishes.


A compact wall-hung basin and large mirror preserve useful function without filling the floor, complemented by concealed wall-mounted tapware and continuous white tile.


Glossy white wall tile, a terrazzo-look floor and chrome fittings keep the small room bright while the curved bath softens its clean geometry.




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