WYNDORA AVENUE | BATHROOM, BEDROOM & STUDY NOOK RENOVATIONContemporary Bathroom, Sydney

12. Location: Sydney, NSWDesigner: Bone MadeFeatures: A floating vanity maximises space in a small family bathroom.

3. Location: Sydney, NSWDesigner: Bone MadeFeatures: A floating vanity and a simple palette of white, grey and mid-tone timber maximise the sense of space in this compact room.

2. Opening the door to a view of the toiletHaving the bathroom door open directly facing the toilet is neither stylish nor necessary.Solution: Tuck the loo behind the door or place it to the side where it’s not in full view when you open the bathroom door. Even more important, ensure that your main bathroom has a separate toilet so people do not have to wait for the loo when someone is using the shower.If queues are forming outside your bathroom every morning (with all the stress that brings!), consider upgrading your powder room so that it can be used as an ‘overflow room’ for family members who are getting ready. Do this by installing storage cabinetry, a basin and mirror. Tip: When planning the position of your toilet, allow at least 20 centimetres on either side of it for elbow room.

Love the bath, the shutters, the cabinet and sinks

White walls and fixtures, warmed by wooden cabinet, reclaimed wood stool, & wicker lamp

Love the colour scheme and the light fixture!