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Ta Da! It’s the final bathroom reveal that you’ve been so patiently waiting for. I can’t believe it took me this long to get around to taking some nice photos. It was actually completed in October!
But wait no more, I’ve fancied up the bathroom with some lovely styling and gave it a good clean for its internet debut. I hope you like it.
I was gifted some beautiful products to feature in the photo shoot which really elevated the styling in this room.
I can’t even begin to tell you how pleased I am at having a functioning bathroom, and such a nice one at that. If you need reminding of what the ‘before’ looked like, check out this post. It’s really unrecognizable, and what was once a room I hated spending any time in, is now my little sanctuary. The two months of showering outdoors in the dead of winter almost forgotten.
The vanity is huge and fits everything comfortably, which is great for keeping the counter clutter free.
We decided against fixed towel rails and opted for a leaning towel ladder instead. I didn’t want to drill in to the tiles because I was afraid of damage, and the ladder is much more decorative anyway.
I purchased it from the US Amazon site after looking everywhere locally for a suitable one. The only thing I didn’t like about this one was that the top rung was wooden and stained a colour that clashed with cabinets. An easy fix, I just painted it black and now it’s perfect.
I promised myself some new towels once the bathroom was finished and opted for a combination of classic white and bold graphic monochrome.
The white towels are organic cotton and kindly gifted by EcoDownunder, an Aussie company that specialises in organic and eco-friendly towels and bedding.
I bought the black and white spotted towels last year from Adairs, they were on sale and now discontinued, but I’ve found a very similar style if you are after the same look.
I’ve taken some wide-angle shots of the whole room with my GoPro so you can really get a feel of how the space is laid out. But keep in mind that the wide-angle lens makes the room look a lot bigger than it really is.
Just click on the gallery images below to enlarge.
Do you notice that there is a slightly pink tinge to all the photos? That’s because the building next door is red brick and reflects a rosy light through the window at certain times of the day. It’s actually quite nice in real life, but made it hard to colour correct the photos perfectly.
Our shower is quite open, which I don’t mind because it means less glass to clean. I just squeegee the glass and tiles down after showering and it’s really easy to maintain.
I’m in love with my little counter display. You don’t need to go overboard with decorating in the bathroom, but it’s always nice to have some lovely hand wash and hand cream to enjoy and treat yourself with every day. These were gifted by Miss Glass Home who imports the Tangent GC range from Sweden.
This beautiful black Longpi pottery bottle vase is from Zohi Interiors, as is the Cocolux coconut wax candle. Both items gifted.
I love how the matte black surface of the vase echos the matte tiles, and I can’t wait to have a candlelit bath with the Cocolux candle.
Finally, greenery to finish off the whole look – some simple native foliage from my local florist which will last for several weeks if I change the water regularly and trim the stems.
Flowers purchased from Shady Hill Luxury Flowers St Kilda
And that’s the big reveal. I hope it lived up to all the hype.
I’ve put together a mini mood board of some of the products I’ve featured in the shoot in case you are inspired to makeover your bathroom too.
GET THE LOOK – SHOPPING GUIDE
- YAMAZAKI home Leaning Ladder – Amazon (aff)
- Ebony Longpi Bottle Vase – Zohi Interiors
- Tangent GC Organic liquid soap 350ml – Miss Glass Home
- Turkish Style Towels – EcoDownunder
- Home Republic Saratoga Towels Coal – Adairs (aff)
- Cocolux Candle Violet Tabac – Zohi Interiors
If you have any specific questions about the name or suppliers of the fixtures and fittings, just drop me a comment below and I’ll get back to you with the relevant information.
Wow! That is a really beautiful bathroom! Love that you took a little bit of risk with the teal (is that the right name for that colour?) hexxys. You must love it xx
It took me ages to find the right colour that worked with the pink afternoon light. Glad my persistence paid off.
All kinds of perfection, Congratulations!!
Thanks Nicole.
Wonderful! I especially like the blue tiles. Reminds me of a bee hive.
Love the toilet, so easy to clean around. Curious, does the water from the shower spread across the whole floor? It doesn’t seem to have a definite dividing line. Well Done!!
Yes, much easier to clean when the toilet is off the floor. It’s hard to tell from the pictures but the shower floor is slightly angled into a strip drain near the wall. The water runs into there. There is a little bit of spray sometimes just near the entrance but i just pop a small bathmat there which catches it.
Love this space! Would love to know where the feature tiles are from/what they are called? thanks heaps
We bought them from Perini Tiles – I believe they are called gemstone. Here is the link. https://www.perini.com.au/index.html?Action=Commerce2.Product&ID=32322474 I can’t see the colour we used listed on the site.
Congrats! the bathroom looks gorgeous especially loving the blue-ish feature tile wall.
I love your bathroom! I am currently collecting materials for my bathroom. I have so far purchased for the floor large rectangular tiles
My bathroom is small. Can you tell me how you laid your tiles on your floor? It looks from your pictures they are in rows? Thanks
The floor tiles are actually very large square tiles. They are just laid in a classic grid. Your tiler should be able to work out the best layout for your floor area.