The main bathroom and master ensuite in a contemporary Albany home, redone on their existing layouts with matte charcoal floors, pale walls and oak-finish wall-hung vanities.
The rest of this Albany house was already modern. The main bathroom and master ensuite weren't: dated, short on comfort and out of step with the rooms around them. The owners wanted both bathrooms to look like they belonged to the same home.
The layouts already worked, so we didn't move a wall or reroute any plumbing. Every change came from materials. Matte Notion Black porcelain from Tile Depot covers both floors, with R10 anti-slip in the ensuite. Storm Carrara off-white tiles go on the walls so the dark floor doesn't make the rooms feel closed in. Canga floating vanities in Black Forest Oak add warmth against the grey.
Both rooms got the same tile, vanity finish and tapware, and ran as one job with one set of trades and a single materials order. The result is that the ensuite and main bathroom match exactly instead of looking like two separate projects.
- Main bathroom and master ensuite on their original footprints
- Notion Black 600x600 matte floor tiles and Storm Carrara 600x600 wall tiles
- Canga wall-hung vanities in Black Forest Oak with double-bowl ceramic tops
- 1700mm Azura bath in each room
- Tiled showers with custom glass, Kludi double-head shower and Waipori mixer in the ensuite
- Rimless back-to-wall toilet suites from Reece, Methven tapware
- St Michels mirrors and a 1200 3D mirror cabinet
Kevin Yang project managed both rooms and our Design Studio chose the palette. Finished March 2021.
Full case study: Contemporary Bathroom Renovation in Albany, Auckland
- Completed
- 2021
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