Check out our gallery of timeless luxury bathrooms. See how combining luxe materials with clean lines can give birth to an instant classic that is sure to impress.
Light, clean and classic! This collection of chic bathrooms exhibit rich palettes and clean lines. The use of materials such as warm timber, creamy marble and gleaning chrome provide a subtle nod to the lap of luxury, while modern amenities keep things looking fresh. It's a failsafe formula for creating the instant classic.
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Luxe materials and fittings deliver a five-star hotel ambience. "Bathrooms should be glamorous, and this one is," says designer David Hicks. "Warm softness is contrasted with crisp, sharp detailing. It is like being in a luxury hotel." The re-finished vintage chandelier adds a little something extra to this space.
Herman Miller Eames Walnut stool from Luke. Parisi Tondo basin from Mary Noall.
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Light and air take pride of place here, providing the perfect place for precious me-time. "The approach with this family bathroom was to create a light, modern space," says Fiona Lynch, who created the design for the bathroom. "The freestanding vanity bench with timber dowel leg detail and mesh drawer fronts is subtle, but textural. Neutral tiling sits neatly as a light backdrop."
Corian benchtop in Glacier White from CASF with pinewood vanity legs from Eco Timber. Solo Oval Lucite acrylic bath from Rogerseller.
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Fun and functionality collide in a children's bathroom. "The aim was to provide views to a much-loved gum tree and to create a robust children's bathroom, that would be a fun and creative experience for the two toddlers who would be using it," says Jeremy Bull, the bathroom's designer.
Matt white penny round mosaic tiles and Carrara marble tiles from Bisanna Tiles. Mizu R200 overhead shower, Caroma Cube wall basin and Scala basin mixer from Reece.
Designer: Jeremy Bull of Alexander & Co Photo: Murray Fredericks
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Glossy tiles bounce sunlight around a pared-back bathroom. "It's designed as a wet room and it's really spacious. The window is covered by foliage, which adds a fresh touch and makes it more soft and interesting," says interior designer Justine Hugh-Jones Design.
Penny round gloss mosaic tiles from Onsite Supply & Design. Caroma Marc Newson wall-hung basin from Reece. Icon+ A67.04.V2 basin mixer from Astra Walker. Decode heavy wall lights in Dark Grey from ECC Lighting + Furniture.
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A connection with nature frames this pared back design. "My approach was to create a simple, no-fuss design with interest created through minimal fixtures, beautifully textured tiles on the walls and linen-look textured tiles on the floor," says designer Mardi Doherty of Doherty Design Studio.
Overhead cupboard in Laminex Black-Flint from New Age Veneers. Vanity top tiled in Dechirer Bianco Decor porcelain tiles from Urban Edge. White Stone XS Sheer 350 square basin from Reece. Pinch tap set from Rogerseller. Licht pendant lights in yellow, from Koskela.
Designer: Mardi Doherty of Doherty Design Studio Photo: Gorta Yuuki
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A former box room was given a new lease of life when it was transformed into a beautiful bathroom in this grand Victorian terrace. "We kept the period features and used them to enhance what we brought to the space," Steven Whiting of Whiting Architects says. "The taps and finishes are modern, but pay tribute to their surroundings."
Kaldewei Centro Duo Avantgarde bath, Duravit Vero washbasin 045360 and Astra Walker Icon+ A67.05 tapware from Mary Noall.
Designer: Steven Whiting of Whiting Architects Photo: Sharyn Cairns
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