For today's January Archive Series post I've selected my favourite bathrooms from some of the most visited posts to date. Matt black tapware has been a prominent feature, along with other monochrome accents. The addition of warm wood provides the perfect combination. Other popular elements include round mirrors, concrete surfaces, marble and metallic touches. The classic subway tile remains a staple, with smaller mosaic and patterned tiles providing the perfect choice for those wanting to creating a bolder statement.
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Homes to Inspire / Understated Elegance
East Melbourne Residence by Flack Studio / Photography by Brooke Holm / Styling by Marsha Golemac
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Homes to Inspire / Swedish Style in Sydney
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White + Wood
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Homes to Inspire / Amee Allsop
Red Dirt Rd House by Amee Allsop/Photography by Glen Allsop
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Monday Mix Up / Monochrome Loves
Albert Park Home by Whiting Architects / Photography by Lucas Allen for Share Design
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Loft Szczecin / Interior + Furniture Design
House Near Berlin by Loft Szczecin / Photography by Karolina Bak
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Black Accents in the Bathroom
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Aura Summer 2015 Collection
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Monday Mix Up
Cabarita by C+M Studio / Styling by Marsha Golmemac /photography by Brooke Holm
For more popular bathroom inspiration from the TDC Archives, take a look here:
Freestanding Baths
Monday Mix Up (Inbani Collection)
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East Melbourne Residence by Flack Studio / Photography by Brooke Holm / Styling by Marsha Golemac
Red Dirt Rd House by Amee Allsop/Photography by Glen Allsop
Albert Park Home by Whiting Architects / Photography by Lucas Allen for Share Design
House Near Berlin by Loft Szczecin / Photography by Karolina Bak
Cabarita by C+M Studio / Styling by Marsha Golmemac /photography by Brooke Holm
For more popular bathroom inspiration from the TDC Archives, take a look here:
Freestanding Baths
Monday Mix Up (Inbani Collection)
