Recently we put our bathroom renovation on hold to concentrate on upgrading our kitchen and now that that's as good as complete we thought it was high time we got back into the bathroom groove. To help get us inspired all over again we've rounded up some of our favorite Australian bathrooms - see them below the jump.
Top row
1. House Tour: Scott's Redfern Renovation
2. House Tour: Anna Spiro's Brisbane Abode
3. Mondrian-Inspired Bathroom
4. House Tour: Natalie, Nicholas and Arthur’s Circus
5. Greg Natale Glam
Bottom row
6. Greg Natale Terrace
7. Inspiration: Renovated Mattress Factory
8. The Walker House
9. House Tour: Steve's Mancave
10. House Tour: Max and Peter's Squeaky-Clean Quarters
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Comments (8)
YAY AUSSIE!
I like the blue and pink matching rooms. Very cute!
Nice! Has anyone seen a sink like the one in the first picture, or even the sixth - in the US? I'm looking for a reasonably priced one for my powder room where I really don't need any storage and want the room to look bigger.
Thanks!
(Also, anyone else get an "error 500" when trying to submit a comment on Firefox or Chrome?)
As an aussie, the only ones I can tell are Australian are Number 3 and Number 10.
Ferha... i have no problems with firefox on mac....
back to business.....
the pink bath is disturbingly awesome!!!
"disturbing" for sure
Ferha, check out Duravit's line of wall-hung washbasins. I think the sink in picture 1 is their Scola model.
The first picture is very similar to what we did with our bathroom renos -- well, we didn't use pink and blue, and on the floor (and the tub deck and apron) we used honed everlasting green slate, but very similar otherwise.
And yes, those are Scola basins by Duravit.
I'm an Australian and don't really understand how any of these can really be called "Australian Inspired." What is it exactly that makes them Australian? I've never seen a single bathroom even remotely similar to any of the examples.