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A hotel experience at home

Hotels are meticulously designed to create a special and luxurious experience. Now, you can bring the sophisticated charm and drama of a high-end hotel bathroom into your own home, considering the needs and preferences of both residents and guests

Bringing Hotel Experience to life

Mood lighting, creating a sense of drama with matte black finishes paired with metallic finishes and natural stone– it’s luxury in every detail. Take this insight into your product considerations to create the ultimate staycation.

Finishes

Create drama with matte black finishes

Materials

Add impact with metallic detailing

Textures

Set the mood with textured walls and hand finished tiles

How Hotels are Inspiring the Perfect Staycation Bathroom

Hotels focus a lot of effort in designing every element perfectly, to make everything you experience feel special and luxurious.

Alisa and Lysandra Remodel Their Albert Park Terrace

Alisa and Lysandra are familiar faces in the Melbourne renovation scene. It was on The Block in 2013 and 2014 where they became immediate fan favourites; ex cops turned interior designers.

CHANDLER MAIN BATHROOM

The main bathroom establishes a mood for the home, and this lush space has mood in spades. The deep dark marble countertop is split by pops of white veins, pairing with the finish of the inset Roca basin. The luxe feel continues with horizontal tiles that frame the steel Geberit flushplate. Tiling only half the wall and introducing the wooden texture above balances the space.

PORT MELBOURNE MAIN BATHROOM

This contemporary-feel bathroom is as practical as it is beautiful. The black and white contrast is striking and works nicely alongside the solid timber floor. A wall hung vanity sits at the end of this room framed by the arc shaped mirror and glassed open shower to the right. Maximising available space within the home, a Euro style laundry has been cleverly hidden behind a black wall to the left. When you open these fold-out doors the same black, white and timber theme follows through.