Japandi Warm Neutral
Warm concrete-look tile, oak joinery and brushed nickel fixtures.
A design direction to inspire your renovation — not a completed project. We tailor every design to your room, preferences and budget.
A calm Japandi-leaning direction: warm neutral surfaces, oak joinery and very little visual noise. Works well when the bath is removed to enlarge the shower, with a subway-tiled wall to keep the room feeling taller.
Tones that carry the look.
- Warm concrete
- Oak
- Soft sand
- Brushed nickel
What creates the finish.
- Warm concrete-look porcelain floor, 600×600
- Warm-tone subway wall tile, 200×100
- Oak veneer vanity, 1500mm
- Brushed nickel tapware
How the room can work.
- Remove the built-in bath to create a larger walk-in shower
- Vertical stack-bond subway tile to add height
- Single 1500mm vanity with a full-width mirror above
A starting specification for this style.
Suggestions only — substitute any product to suit your budget. Everything is confirmed in writing before work starts.
| Floor tile | Beaumont Tiles Cementia matte 600×600 |
| Wall tile | Perini Warm subway 200×100 |
| Tapware | Phoenix Lexi brushed nickel |
| Vanity | Custom joinery Oak veneer 1500mm |
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Renovating in Greenvale?
Greenvale housing spans 1990s established brick family homes through to the newer masterplanned estates around Providence and Gardens. Bathrooms here range from full 1990s rebuilds to newer failed-shower fixes and design upgrades. Owners are typically renovating for the long term, not to flip.
Bathroom renovations in GreenvaleMore 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.