Internal Design Aesthetics

Design that endures.

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Bathrooms are renovated infrequently.

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For that reason, design decisions should prioritise longevity over short-lived trends.

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Engineered surfaces, complementary fixtures, cabinetry, lighting and finishes should be considered as one composition rather than selected independently, and should continue feeling appropriate years after installation rather than simply reflecting what's currently fashionable.

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Questions Worth Asking

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Before selecting finishes, consider:

• Will these materials still appeal in ten years?

• Do the finishes complement one another?

• Is the room becoming visually cluttered?

• Are products being selected individually or as a complete composition?

• Does every feature improve the space or simply occupy it?

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Restraint is often the difference between a fashionable bathroom and a timeless one.

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Common Misconceptions

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Premium bathrooms aren't created by using the greatest number of products or the highest investment.

They are created by making fewer and better decisions.

Consistency, proportion and material selection almost always outweigh unnecessary complexity.