Richmond Rd cottage bathroom renovation

Here are some before and after pics from a renovation we carried out in 2019. Our clients loved the feel of their turn of the century cottage and wanted the bathroom renovation to be sympathetic to the rest of the house. They had two things at the top of their wish list for the new bathroom - a double shower and a larger, more usable vanity & storage.

As cool as the clawfoot bath was, it just didn’t get used and was taking up valuable floor space in the bathroom. Removing the bath allowed for a 1200mm vanity & mirror cabinet which provides far better storage and bench space. For the shower we used a 1600mm low profile shower base and mounted one of the slide showers on the end panel of the shower glass to create a double shower. This meant there was no need for a partition wall at the end of the shower and kept the room nice and open.

The beautiful Rimu timber floors were re-sanded and polyeurethaned to give them another lease of life. The walls were tiled in a 100 x 300mm white gloss subway tile in keeping with the style of the cottage.

The end result is a less cluttered, far more functional bathroom space which our clients absolutely love!

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Bluefin Way before and after pics

Here are a few before and afters from a job we did last year. The bathroom circa early 2000’s was looking pretty dated and very much in need of some love. The photos tell the story better than I can….

Huapai before and after pics

Here are a few before and after pics of a recent renovation project. As cool as the corner bath may have been in the 90’s it was time to go! Ditto for the gold-plated handles!

Murrays Bay before and after pics

Here are some before and after pics from an ensuite the team finished just before Xmas. What a transformation!

Beautiful spacious ensuite in Mt Eden

Here are some images of an ensuite bathroom that we completed in late 2017. The room itself was quite large but the raked ceilings provided some challenges with laying the bathroom out effectively. Our client really wanted an open entry shower so we created a small 45 degree wall that the slide rail would sit on so that it would spray back into the shower space to minimise water splash. The tile installed on both floor and walls was an 800 x 800mm porcelain with hi-res digital marble print. There were only a handful of tiles in the whole room that didn't have to be cut to some degree so the tilers really earned their keep on this one!   

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