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Hamptons-inspired bathroom renovation

Hampton's Inspired Bathroom

The original bathroom was outdated and falling apart. We changed the layout slightly to include a luxurious bathtub and converting the separate shower to a wet room. We wanted the bath tub to be the focus so we made sure the window above it shaped it nicely and chose pretty tiles too.

Materials

Bathtub

floor tiles

marble wall tiles

shower screen

Bunnings wall mirror above vanity

Bunnings Mondella bath tapware and vanity tapware

Bunnings shower head Mondella

Bunnings hand shower head

Tools

Tile cutter

trowels and hammer

nail gun

dulux paint

Steps

Step 1

Gutted the old bathroom

Repaired any floorboards or studs

Built new wall and covered old doorway with new frame and window frame altered

Electrician and plumber completed works

Insulation, wet area gyprock installed

Bath installed

tiling and grouting

painting

fixtures installed including shower head, tapware, vanity etc.original 1960s bathroomOriginal bathtub and shower

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Tools and Materials

Renovation

Tiling

Flooring

DIY July Australia

Comments

Codey

Great job on this! Keep up the good work.

Codey

EricL

Hello @lissett

Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community. It's sensational to have you join us, and thanks for sharing your Hampton's inspired bathroom revamp.

What a beautiful bathroom transformation. The reorientation of the bath towards the window is a great idea and the placement of the shower area in the middle is clever and unique. It makes the area look so open and there is no sign of a bulky shower assembly. The tile colours are nice and neutral and should look good style wise even after several seasons.

Many thanks for sharing.

Eric

Dons-Glenno

What a beautiful transformation. Well done, it looks fabulous

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