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Warm Oak & Travertine

Honed travertine, oak veneer joinery and brushed brass tapware.

A design direction to inspire your renovation — not a completed project. We tailor every design to your room, preferences and budget.

Warm Oak & Travertine bathroom design concept
The design direction

A warm minimal direction built on stone and timber rather than colour. Honed travertine floors carry into the shower, an oak floating vanity keeps the floor visually open, and brushed brass PVD tapware adds warmth without shine. Suits a standard 2.4 × 1.8m main bathroom.

Colour palette

Tones that carry the look.

  • Honed travertine
  • Natural oak
  • Warm off-white
  • Brushed brass PVD
Materials

What creates the finish.

  • Honed travertine floor tile, 600×300
  • Zellige-look glazed wall tile, 100×100
  • Oak veneer joinery with soft-close hardware
  • Engineered stone vanity top with undermount basin
Suggested layout

How the room can work.

  • Walk-in shower to one end, floating vanity opposite
  • Full-height wall tiling in the wet zone, half-height elsewhere
  • Recessed niche aligned to the tile set-out
Suggested fixtures & finishes

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
Signorino
Honed travertine 600×300
Wall tile
Academy Tiles
Zellige-look 100×100
Tapware
Meir
Round PVD Tiger Bronze mixer + rail shower
Vanity
Custom joinery
Oak veneer, wall-hung
Basin
Kaskade
Sabbia undermount
Toilet
Caroma
Urbane II wall-faced
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Local area

Renovating in Reservoir?

Reservoir is one of the most active bathroom renovation suburbs in Melbourne's north. Housing here ranges from Californian bungalows on Broadway and Cheddar Road through post-war weatherboards along Cheddar and Spring Streets to the newer townhouse developments closer to Regent Station. Most bathrooms we replace in Reservoir were last renovated in the 1970s or 1990s — undersized, poorly waterproofed, and built on timber floors that need proper structural attention before tiling starts.

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  • Waterproofing Certificate ProvidedWet areas to AS3740
  • Fully InsuredPublic liability cover in place
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