Modern Minimal
Large-format porcelain, semi-frameless shower and chrome tapware.
A design direction to inspire your renovation — not a completed project. We tailor every design to your room, preferences and budget.
A hard-wearing family direction with as few grout joints as possible. 600×1200 stone-look porcelain reduces maintenance, a semi-frameless screen keeps the room feeling wide, and chrome tapware stays neutral against changing decor.
Tones that carry the look.
- Stone-look grey porcelain
- Crisp white
- Pale timber
- Polished chrome
What creates the finish.
- 600×1200 large-format porcelain, wall and floor
- Stone-top vanity with soft-close drawers
- Semi-frameless 10mm shower screen
- Epoxy grout to wet zones
How the room can work.
- Bath and shower side by side along one wall
- 1200mm double-drawer vanity for family storage
- Large-format tiles to minimise grout lines
A starting specification for this style.
Suggestions only — substitute any product to suit your budget. Everything is confirmed in writing before work starts.
| Wall/floor tile | Beaumont Tiles Elemental Stone 600×1200 |
| Tapware | Phoenix Vivid Slimline chrome |
| Vanity | Timberline Nevada 1200 stone-top |
| Shower screen | Custom Semi-frameless 10mm |
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Renovating in Craigieburn?
Craigieburn is one of Australia's fastest-growing residential corridors and one of our busiest bathroom-renovation postcodes. Most Craigieburn homes are volume-built family houses from the last twenty years — Highlands, Aston, Mount Ridley. Renovations here are almost always driven by failed builder-grade showers, dated tapware, and a design lift for owners who did not pick the finishes originally.
Bathroom renovations in CraigieburnMore bathroom design directions.
Love this style? Let's design your bathroom.
Tell us your suburb and what you have in mind. We'll come out, measure, and put a fixed price in writing — usually within five working days.