Below we have some bathroom renovations where we have used the shower bath set up which is often used for bathrooms that are either limited due to plumbing placement or would like to have an extra item such as a toilet or larger vanity but are still trying to retain a bath.
Grafton Bathroom Renovation
What I love about this bathroom renovation was we had a custom made black grid shower screen to add a touch of class.
Warwick Bathroom Renovation
Bathrooms that are on the first floor always give you a challenge to what can be done. This bathroom is an example of with a few tiled boxes what you can achieve.
Torrington Bathroom Renovation
Herringbone tiling is a beautiful finish that must be seen to appreciated. It is hard to tile but the pay off is immense.
Inverell Bathroom Renovation
Be bold with your features, like this Inverell bathroom renovation the multi colour feature wall pops the space but is not overpowering.
Brisbane Bathroom Renovation
Shower baths are not always the first choice but they can be deep and allow for you to have nice relaxing bath.
Thank you for reading our article, please remember all our advice is general in nature. The team at Dream Bathroom Renovations have extensive knowledge in modern but practical bathroom renovations and are happy to assist with any enquiries you may have. If you are looking for more tips and tricks on how to make your small bathroom look massive, or you are considering a bathroom upgrade or renovation, Contact us at dreambrenovations@gmail.com or Ph :0477143308 today for expert advice on how you can bring your bathroom, laundry or toilet ideas to life.
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Dream bathroom renovations cover such a wide-ranging area due to the remote location between Regional NSW and Rural Queensland. Below we show some of our recent amazing bathroom renovations in a bunch of areas to give you a better idea of where we do our bathroom renovations and the types of bathroom and tiling work we do.
Torrington Bathroom Renovation
Below is a bathroom renovation we completed in Torrington. It has an amazing herringbone feature wall and uses the wet room layout which is great for bathroom renovators who hate a shower bath.
Warwick Bathroom Renovations
This Warwick bathroom renovation opens up the space so much better with the use of a semi-fameless shower screen getting rid of that big framed wall.
Often one of the keys to a better functional bathroom space is doing what we call ALL IN A ROW bathrooms which is about putting all the items on one wall making for a much larger feeling room. This casino bathroom renovation incorporates tiling that allows for a warm feeling.
Grafton Bathroom Renovations
Unfortunately, we sometimes forget the before photos (my bad) but here is a mid-way just as we are doing the bathroom waterproofing on this Grafton bathroom renovation. The tiling used in this bathroom is a classic feature wall and floor tile we love to do to really break up the space tying into the vanity finish.
This Stanthorpe bathroom renovation gets rids of that unused bath and changes it to a walk-in shower screen with a beautiful black framed shower screen. The bathroom tiling used in this Stanthorpe bathroom renovation is a combination of the same floor tile but in a smaller size and used a larger 300m x 600mm on the wall to create a vertical feature making the bathroom feel higher.
For the below images, you see a bathroom, we completed in Inverell that uses a freestanding bath as a shower bath. Often clients had bricked baths due to them being so low and really unusable for adults. The bathroom tiling we completed in this Inverell bathroom was a beautiful encaustic floor.
Below is a bathroom renovation we completed in Glen Innes NSW. The before image of the bathroom is your classic smaller ensuite using a 3 Part Screen.
After this Glen Innes bathroom renovation, we have gone with a much bigger feeling frameless shower screen, a shower niche, a beautiful subway feature wall using Ardex black grout finished off with a beautiful LED Mirror.
Below is our door/indoor bathroom renovation we just completed in Armidale NSW. Our client Sue was originally just looking for some bathroom tiling in Armidale and once she found out we did the entire package she was fully in.
What I do love about this bathroom is the small square tiles which have the impact of being too overpowering.
Armidale Bathroom Renovations
Thank you for reading our article, please remember all our advice is general in nature. The team at Dream Bathroom Renovations have extensive knowledge in modern but practical bathroom renovations and is happy to assist with any enquiries you may have.
If you are looking for more tips and tricks on how to make your small bathroom look massive, or you are considering a bathroom upgrade or renovation, Contact us at dreambrenovations@gmail.com or Ph :0477143308 today for expert advice on how you can bring your bathroom, laundry or toilet ideas to life
When I started in this job many a moons ago there was two types of shower shelving. It was the classic soon to be broken ceramic soap dish and then there was the ugly dangerous weird cross between foot rest and roman bath.
Now in the 2020’s we are open to a full range of much better ideas and smarter ways of making your bathroom renovation a much more practical and easy to keep clean space! they are the key words! easier to keep clean. These options below are not the easiest options if you had limited experience in doing them as they take years of doing them to understand the pitfalls and the practical nature of each one so it is always import to get advice from your local tiler or renovator when doing them.
1. Shower Shelf/Recess/Niche
The location of a shower niche is space and use dependent. Shower niches can reduce clutter while adding a new feel and dimension to your shower space. The latest trend is moving away from tubs while creating a larger shower space. Shower caddies are useful but usually, lack aesthetic appeal. Built-in shower wall niches can be as functional as they are striking. Niches can hold a wide range of items, including shampoo bottles and candles for ambience.
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2. Nib Wall
Do you ever have that one spot between your shower screen and vanity that you can’t quite get too? For many of our clients, it can be the most frustrating part of their bathroom as a lot of the time poor design and incorrect installation combined with lack of space results in this common issue. This brings us to the Nib Wall or that wall in the shower, that some people referred to it as.
The nib wall is a bricked and tiled wall that goes between the space of the vanity and shower. It is built to the height of the vanity and just slightly short of the width to allow for the shower screen trim in most cases. The reason it is done to the same height is to create a seamless look, often tiling the nib wall in the wall tile so it almost looks invisible. You can build them as high as you like but the purpose we recommend it for is one of being practical not a feature. The nib wall allows for a custom screen to go over and down the wall eliminating the pesky gab previous spoken about.
Below is examples of our design
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3. Foot Rest/Low Shelf
A foot rest is designed for shaving your legs, Often you will see people install with only a metal bar across from one wall to the next in a corner. The reality is both options are work the same the only difference is what you can use the bricked foot rest for. The examples used in the bathroom renovations below in Dianella and Southern River WA are both long foot rests built around 300mm high and 600mm wide. The cons of doing something like this is the position of the shower head is effected as you cant stand as close to it.
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4. Shower Wall
Exactly as the weird title states, this is a wall that goes between the shower walls or across the entire bathroom. The key to this getting the heights right and understanding the placement of the items it effects. Below I’ll give some quick notes to look for when attempting the wall
The ideal height is around at least 1200mm to 1300mm High
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If you can always have the wall mixer in the built wall opposed to above it as it allows for it to be at a reasonable height opposed to an awkward look above.
Remember the wall will affect the mirror if you have it outside the shower area as often you will want to use it as shelving.
Small bathroom renovations can be annoying there is no way around it. They can often feel cramped and frustrating to the point of wanting to give up but there is hope. By making the space feel bigger, easier to clean and look fresh as….. You will be able to get that happy morning feels back. Always be practical but never afraid to take one risk in a renovation but though remember if you love colour keep it to the items you can change without having to wait for your partner to change it down the track themselves if it becomes too much.
Thank you for reading our article, please remember all our advice is general in nature. The team at Dream Bathroom Renovations have extensive knowledge in modern but practical bathroom renovations and are happy to assist with any enquiries you may have. If you are looking for more tips and tricks on how to make your small bathroom look massive, or you are considering a bathroom upgrade or renovation, Contact us at dreambrenovations@gmail.com or Ph :0477143308 today for expert advice on how you can bring your bathroom, laundry or toilet ideas to life
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My bathroom is so small!. This is the way most people will describe their bathroom to us. Most of the small bathroom renovations we do in regional NSW are not actually that small they just feel small because of how poorly there are currently constructed. Often one toothbrush is all you can fit on the top and the shower curtain is needed because there is no room for a door in the alcove itself. This is where we come into help. Below we will cover 4 ways to make your small bathroom renovation feel like a big bathroom renovations with out the big cost!.
STOP SWINGING
One of the best ways to make that cramped bathroom feel so much bigger is to have less moving parts. In this case the fixed panel shower screen is ideal for that small bathroom renovation that you can not swing a cat. Check out this Stanthorpe bathroom renovation where we have used a walk in fixed panel to open up the space.
Stanthorpe Bathroom Renovation
GET HIGH
Below is an easy example of a renovation we have completed in Glen Innes NSW where we take away the bricked hob and get the vanity off the floor. The big reason more than anything I love vanity off the floor is the allowance for less lines or walls making the room feel smaller.
Glen Innes Bathroom Renovation
Tiling Is KING
Tiling the full height of a room allows you to create an impact with a feature tile. Whether it is a subway or mosaic tile the feature can really pop a bathroom and add to a small bathroom without spending the earth. This small bathroom renovation below is an wet room renovation we completed in Glen Innes that a stunning grey herringbone.
Glen Innes Bathroom Renovation
Sliding All The Away
The biggest change someone can make with a small bathroom is how the opening impacts the room. This Coffs’s Harbour bathroom renovation will open into a space and make you feel cramped. The best option is often a sliding door for ensuites as they can allow you to not feel as cramped and look a little stylish.
Coffs Harbour Bathroom Renovation
Small bathrooms can be annoying there is no way around it. They can often feel cramped and frustrating to the point of wanting to give up but there is hope. By making the space feel bigger, easier to clean and look fresh as….. You will be able to get that happy morning feels back. Always be practical but never afraid to take one risk in a renovation but though remember if you love colour keep it to the items you can change without having to wait for your partner to change it down the track themselves if it becomes too much.
Thank you for reading our article, please remember all our advice is general in nature. The team at Dream Bathroom Renovations have extensive knowledge in modern but practical bathroom renovations and are happy to assist with any enquiries you may have. If you are looking for more tips and tricks on how to make your small bathroom look massive, or you are considering a bathroom upgrade or renovation, Contact us at dreambrenovations@gmail.com or Ph :0477143308 today for expert advice on how you can bring your bathroom, laundry or toilet ideas to life
When it comes to bathroom renovations, there are several reasons to plan your budget carefully. As with renovating any room in your home, costs can run away with you if you don’t keep them in check. offer their top 4 cost considerations if you are contemplating a bathroom renovation project.
Tiling Choices
With literally thousands of tile options on the market today, this may be one of the most exciting yet daunting decisions when it comes to your bathroom renovation. Do you go for classic, neutral tones, or bold, on-trend colours, or perhaps a combination of the two with a feature wall or tile border?.
Floor Height
Are you wanting a thicker floor tile than you currently have? Is underfloor heating a necessity for your new bathroom? When you are choosing flooring, it’s important to consider whether the new height of your bathroom floor will be level with the adjacent room’s floor. If not, you will need to ensure the door threshold is appropriately updated to avoid any nasty trips over an uneven threshold.
Layout
When planning a bathroom renovation on a budget, keeping the layout and placement of the main sanitary ware the same will go a long way to keeping costs in check. Any changes to where items will be placed will have a knock on effect on the associated costs for amending the plumbing for each item. However, if you do need to change the layout to maximise your space, a professional bathroom renovator will be able to advise on the best layout for your bathroom.
Finishing Touches
When planning your bathroom renovation, sometimes the little things can get overlooked. It’s easy to pick the big ticket items like tiles, sinks, toilets and baths, but what about towel rails, taps, mirrors, shower screens and shower heads? By going for economical choices on sanitary ware, you can splash out on some deluxe tap ware, heated towel rails or self-cleaning glass shower screens. These stylish finishes can help to give your new bathroom a luxurious feel, and no one will know you did it on a budget!
Thank you for reading our article, please remember all our advice is general in nature. The team at Dream Bathroom Renovations have extensive knowledge inModern but practical bathroom renovations and are happy to assist with any enquiries you may have. If you are looking for more tips and tricks on how to make your small bathroom look massive, or you are considering a bathroom upgrade or renovation, Contact us at dreambrenovations@gmail.com or Ph :0477143308 today for expert advice on how you can bring your bathroom, laundry or toilet ideas to life.
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