Contemporary Kit-Kat
Kit-kat mosaic feature wall, matte black tapware and stone vanity top.
A design direction to inspire your renovation — not a completed project. We tailor every design to your room, preferences and budget.

A contemporary direction built around a single vertical kit-kat mosaic feature wall. A concrete-look porcelain floor keeps the base neutral, and matte black tapware ties the fixtures together against a wall-hung stone-top vanity.
Tones that carry the look.
- Kit-kat matte glaze
- Concrete grey
- Warm white
- Matte black
What creates the finish.
- Kit-kat matte mosaic to full height
- Concrete-look porcelain floor, 600×600
- Wall-hung stone-top vanity
- Matte black mixer and rail shower
How the room can work.
- Feature wall in the shower, plain tile elsewhere
- Wall-hung vanity with a floating shelf below
- Recessed niche set out to land on a full mosaic sheet
A starting specification for this style.
Suggestions only — substitute any product to suit your budget. Everything is confirmed in writing before work starts.
| Feature wall | Perini Kit-kat matte glaze |
| Floor tile | National Tiles Concrete-look 600×600 |
| Tapware | Meir Round matte black |
| Vanity | ADP Emporia stone-top 1200 |
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Renovating in Epping?
Epping is one of the busiest bathroom-renovation suburbs on the northern line. The housing mix is broad — 1970s brick veneers around Cooper Street, 1990s and 2000s houses on the newer estates further north, and a growing wave of townhouses. Most Epping bathrooms we replace fall into two categories: 1970s originals that never really worked, and 2000s builders' specials that were built cheaply and are already showing failure at the shower base.
Bathroom renovations in EppingMore 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.


