Maylands

Before the renovation, the wet areas felt incredibly cramped, neglected, and trapped in the early 2000s. The main bathroom featured an oversized built-in bath boxed in by standard white tiling, a stark laminate vanity, and an integrated corner shower with outdated framed glass. The adjacent toilet room suffered from a yellowed palette, budget floor tiles, and exposed pipework that made the layout feel disconnected and purely utility-driven.

The redesign completely transformed the floor plan into an integrated, hotel-inspired luxury space. We wrapped the walls and floors in large-format textured grey stone tiling to seamlessly unify the area and create a grand sense of scale. The old shower was replaced with a spacious, neo-angle frameless glass enclosure featuring an elegant brass gold frame and a matching rainfall shower head.

To anchor the room, we introduced an elegant freestanding soaking tub alongside a custom fluted white vanity with a stone countertop and under-counter basin. Meticulously detailed brushed gold tapware, hidden toilet cistern plumbing, and back-lit mirrors tie the entire renovation together, shifting the space from a cluttered necessity into a sleek, high-end sanctuary.