Two bathrooms. One cohesive story. ✨
When our client was designing their main bathroom and guest bathroom, they repeated the same brushed brass fixtures, warm stone tiles, and clean-lined fittings across both the bathrooms — not to make them identical, but to make the entire home feel intentional and connected.
That consistency is what gives a home a calm, elevated feel without needing every room to match perfectly.
A few design tips if you’re renovating:
• Repeat 2–3 key finishes throughout the home
• Keep your hardware/fittings consistent for visual flow
• Use variation in cabinetry or styling to give each space its own personality
• Choose timeless materials over trend-heavy selections
In this project, the shared fixtures create harmony, while the navy vanity adds just enough contrast and character to the guest space. 🤍
The result? Bathrooms that feels cohesive, considered, and effortlessly luxurious.
Alice showroom tour in Milan. Stunning geometric forms, colours and interactive movable elements. Highlights were the new deep basins, the Idilla washbasin and the movable mirrors.
Soft grey stone + deep navy cabinetry = a bathroom that feels timeless, not trendy.
A few design choices here that make a small-to-medium bathroom feel instantly more elevated:
• Use large-format tiles to reduce grout lines and create a calmer look
• Wall-mounted taps free up bench space and make cleaning easier
• A mirrored cabinet gives you hidden storage without adding visual clutter
• Mixing warm brass lighting with cool brushed nickel tapware adds depth without overwhelming the palette
The biggest takeaway: choose 2–3 finishes and repeat them consistently throughout the space. Cohesion is what makes a bathroom feel luxurious. ✨
Studio Bagno’s Happy Hour 57X Bench Mounted basin is defined by its graceful oval form and integrated tap landing, offering both visual impact and everyday practicality. Designed as a striking above-counter piece, it introduces sculptural elegance to a wide range of bathroom settings.
Its fluid silhouette and generous proportions make it a standout feature, while the tap landing adds a layer of functionality without compromising on aesthetic clarity. Ideal for interiors where refined simplicity meets bold expression.
Available in a staggering 19 colours, there’s something to suit everybody’s taste 🩶
Hatria exhibition at Eurocucina. Stunning new toilets with exceptional flush technology on show. Studio Bagno represent Hatria in Australia so check it out!
Inspired by a trip to the Roman baths in the new Six Senses Hotel in Rome, the Pastoria bathroom renovation is clad floor to ceiling Italian travertine.
A stone material to reflect the elemental surrounds of Granite Country in Central Victoria, the effect is simultaneously elegant and serene. With feature lighting by @flos and local Australian designer, @articolostudios . The Articolo ‘Scandal’ wall sconces frame the vanity and the sunken bath provides views across the valley.
With bathroom porcelain from @studiobagno , the bathroom is an attractive ensuite to the western side of the house and flows seamlessly from the bedroom.
📍Dja Dja Wurrung & Taungurung
Photography: @jjjjade
Travertine: @glux
Lighting: @articolostudios@flos
Bath: @kaldewei
Tapware: @winningappliances@fantini_official
Northbridge Project | A bathroom where every finish was chosen with intention. Continuous large-format stone-look tiling, a freestanding bath, navy cabinetry and brushed brass hardware throughout, including the @radiantaustralia heated towel rails that are as much a design feature as they are functional. Calm, considered, and cohesive.
All items purchased at @eliabathrooms
Vanity @timberlineaustralia
Shaving cabinet @rifco_
Tapware @nerotapware
Tiles @eliabathrooms
Toilet @studiobagno
Toilet button @geberit_au
Strip drain @stormtechdrains
Bath @cassadesigns
