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What is the best layout for your bathroom renovation?

The Best Bathroom Layout Ideas for a Functional and Stylish Renovation

Clare Chapman
Last updated: 17 December 2024 | 5 min read
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Choosing the right layout is crucial for a successful bathroom renovation, balancing both style and function. For smaller spaces, consider an Efficient or Modern Minimalist layout using floating vanities and corner fixtures to maximise room.

Larger bathrooms can accommodate a Classic design with a separate bath and shower, or an Open-Plan layout for a luxurious, spa-like feel. A well-planned layout ensures your new bathroom is a beautiful and functional sanctuary that adds value to your home.

Open and airy: the modern minimalist layout

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Floor to ceiling tiles and refined function create a generous feeling of space in this minimalist bathroom. Photo above : Patrick Reynolds

Functional and elegant: the classic layout

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This classic bathroom features a design that is daring without being over the top and which is conscious of its heritage context while providing contemporary functionality. Photo above: John Williams

Compact and cozy: the efficient layout

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A pony wall conceals plumbing for both the vanity and shower in this compact family bathroom. Photo: Patrick Reynolds

Spa-like luxury: the open-plan layout

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A connection to nature is the hallmark of a spa-like bathroom.

The best of both worlds: the split layout

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This pool house bathroom by PTG Architects takes the split layout even further by incorporating an outdoor shower into the wider design, as well as a traditional indoor option. Image above: Cody Woodmass

High-end and practical: the luxury layout

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Antiqued French limestone and an opulent, sunken bath lend a luxurious feel to this ensuite bathroom. Photography by: Simon Devitt

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Clare Chapman Clare Chapman
Editor in Chief, HOME