Bathroom Renovation Adamstown Heights

We love the feeling of escape that you experience when you walk into this bathroom. A generous double vanity, bath and walk in shower creates ample space for calm thoughts, so you can concentrate on yourself and not the outside world. A monochromatic colour scheme and contrasting grout makes a bold style statement, further enhanced by the black fittings and timber look vanity.

Services Provided

The client opted for darker tiles to create a moodier atmosphere and minimise visible staining and marks from their small children.

To achieve this, we provided an extensive range of services to ensure a seamless and high-quality transformation for this bathroom renovation in Adamstown Heights. We began with an on-site consultation to assess the space and discuss client preferences, followed by detailed quoting and contract preparation. The design and concept phase included product selection assistance at our Showroom with a design consultant and the creation of a 3D bathroom render.

Banana Bathrooms managed all renovation trades, including demolition, carpentry, electrical work, plastering, gyprock, waterproofing, plumbing, tiling, fit-offs for plumbing, carpentry, electrical work, and painting. Additionally, we designed and installed a custom shower screen and performed a thorough post-renovation clean, ensuring the bathroom was ready for immediate use.

The clients modelled their layout after our showroom bathroom, Bathroom 4: Hotel-Inspired Designer Bathroom Retreat. Previously, it resembled our Bathroom 7: Budget-Friendly Bathroom With Separate Toilet in layout.

Bathroom 4 Bathroom 7

We love the feeling of escape that you experience when you walk into this bathroom. A generous double vanity, bath and walk in shower creates ample space for calm thoughts, so you can concentrate on yourself and not the outside world.

Shelley, Bathroom Designer

How We Did It

The client wanted to open up their space and create a more spacious bathroom for their young family. We achieved this by combining the separate toilet room into the main bathroom, effectively removing any unnecessary partitions that made the area feel cramped. Extending the space into a square layout maximised the available floor area, creating a more functional and open environment.

This redesign not only improved the flow and usability of the bathroom but also enhanced the overall aesthetic. The larger, unified space allowed for the installation of features such as a double shower head and a bath, making shower time more convenient and enjoyable for the entire family, including their pets. The new layout provided ample room for storage solutions and made the bathroom feel much more luxurious and accommodating.

Incorporating darker tiles added a stylish, moody atmosphere while also being practical for a family with young children, as it minimised visible staining and marks.

The result was a bathroom that met the client’s functional needs and provided a sophisticated, comfortable retreat for the whole family.

Adamstown Heights Bathroom Renovation Floor Plan Before

Layout Before

Adamstown Heights Bathroom Renovation Floor Plan After

Layout After

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A monochromatic colour scheme paired with contrasting grout creates a bold style statement, further accentuated by black fittings and a timber-look vanity in this bathroom renovation.

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