Family Bathroom — Waratah

Bathroom Renovation · Newcastle

Family Bathroom — Waratah

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Curved Glass Bathroom Renovation in Newcastle

This Newcastle bathroom renovation was designed to make a compact space feel open, refined and highly functional. The standout feature is the curved glass shower screen, which softens the room and avoids the hard lines of a conventional square shower enclosure. It also helps the space feel more open while still clearly defining the shower zone. Aged brass tapware adds warmth and character throughout the bathroom, providing a softer alternative to black or chrome finishes. The shower and vanity areas are complemented by vertical pencil tiles, adding subtle texture and height to the room without overwhelming the space. Large-format stone-look tiles through the shower area keep the palette calm and contemporary, while the curved vanity and round basin continue the softer design language used throughout the room.

Project Details

Location

Newcastle

Project Type

Bathroom Renovation

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Materials & Finishes

Cabinetry

Fluted Wall hung vanity, pencil tiles, 1/2 height wall, curved shaving cabinet

Benchtop

White engineered stone

Colour Palette

Warm, brown, grey, white,

Hardware

Aged Brass Tapware

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