The most luxurious bath robes, however, are made from natural fibres that keep you toasty and warm but allow air to circulate to prevent overheating. Cotton, wool, linen, silk and tencel are among some of the best materials to look for when purchasing a robe. But the best choice for you really boils down to personal taste. Robes made from terry cotton – the material soft, fluffy towels are made from – can make you feel like you’re at a day spa, while a robe made from jersey cotton can feel just like a big hug. 

Ready to say goodbye to your beloved, albeit worn-out, bathrobe? Here, we’ve rounded up some of the best luxury bathrobes worth adding to your loungewear collection.

The best luxury bathrobes to shop in 2024

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Calo Australian cotton bathrobe in pale grey

$159, Country Road

Best for: Cult-favourite design with personalisation options

Want to feel like royalty every time you step into your bathrobe? Then personalise Country Road’s best-selling 100% Australian cotton ‘Calo’ bathrobe with your choice of embroidery. It’s ideal for gifting or just treating yourself. Size up if you want that extra cosy feeling.

Sizes: Small, medium and large.

Colours: Pale grey, charcoal, rose, faded moss, white and charcoal marle.

Materials: 100% Australian cotton in a rice-grain weave.

Key features:

• Option to personalise with embroidery for extra $10
• Made from 100% Australian cotton
• Available in a range of colours and sizes

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Robe in matcha stripes

$149, Hommey

Best for: The all-rounder

Hommey’s signature robe in matcha stripes is the ideal all-rounder. It’s perfect for cuddling up on the lounge after a long day, or popping on after a dip in the pool. Made from 100% cotton, it’s soft, absorbent and breathable. One reviewer says “This robe is amazing! Feels like I’m at a 5-star hotel in my own home. Such great quality and has a great weight to it. Colour is gorgeous.” 

Sizes: Small/medium, Large/extra large

Colours: Available in 19 colours including milkshake, charcoal, picnic stripes, blueberry stripes, sky and bubblegum.

Materials: 100% cotton.

Key features:

• Mid-length robe perfect for the pool or cold winter evenings
• Relaxed fit with extra-large belt
• Breathable and absorbent cotton construction

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Kip&Co bath robe in houndstooth blue

$159, The Memo

Best for: Classic blue pattern

Snuggle up in style with Kip&Co’s plush 100% terry cotton bathrobe in a fabulous houndstooth print. Perfect for recreating a day-spa experience at home or just for lounging around the house on a cold evening.

Sizes: One size

Colours: Houndstooth blue, Bush daisy

Materials: 100% cotton terry.

Key features:

• Classic houndstooth pattern
• Soft, cotton construction
• Thick and cosy

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Miller jersey quilted robe in oatmeal marle

$180, Sheet Society

Best for: That ‘still in bed’ feeling

You know the kind of mornings that are so cold you just want to wrap yourself up in your doona and stay in bed, but you can’t because well, life? This robe allows you to get on with your morning routine while staying all rugged up. The quilted cotton jersey fabric and relaxed fit gives you that ‘I’m still in bed feeling’, even though you’re actually up and about. 

Sizes: Small/medium, Large/extra large

Colours: Oatmeal marle

Materials: 100% cotton jersey.

Key features:

• OEKO-TEX Certified 100% natural fabric
• Relaxed fit
• Quilted construction for extra cosiness

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Fine-Day mellow knit robe

$300, David Jones

Best for: Chic loungewear style

This robe, made from a blend of nylon, wool and alpaca is soft, cosy and oh-so-chic, especially in the mocha colourway. It features a classic, long-line silhouette with fine ribbing on the cuffs and hem. Pair it with your favourite fluffy slippers and you’ve got the ultimate loungewear ensemble. 

Sizes: XXS, XS, S, M, L, XL

Colours: Mocha and natural

Materials: 40% nylon, 30% wool, 30% alpaca

Key features:

• Relaxed fit in a longline cut
• Chic neutral colourway
• Ribbed cuff detailing

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Aven Australian cotton robe in white

$169.99, Sheridan

Best for: The classic white robe

Sheridan’s Australian cotton bath robe features a unique weave that makes you feel like “you’ve wrapped yourself in a cloud”. Hygro technology and zero twist cotton give the fabric a luxuriously soft feeling, meaning you’ll reach for this robe time and time again. It features extra-wide finishes, including a thick shawl collar, waist tie and wide cuffs. 

Sizes: Small/medium, Large/extra large

Colours: White and indigo.

Materials: 100% Australian cotton.

Key features:

• Exaggerated finishes including collar, waist tie and wide sleeves
• Super soft terry material made using Hygro technology and zero twist
• Patch pockets

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Ultimate luxe robe in blush

$149.95, Homebodii

Best for: Cosiness without the bulk

Are you the type that tends to do housework in your bathrobe? Then you’ll know how important it is to find a robe that’s comfy, stretchy, lightweight and with sleeves that don’t get away when you’re stacking the dishwasher. This luxe bathrobe made from an easy-care and totally touchable fabric fits the bill. Also available in charcoal and white. Personalisation available.

Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL, 1+, 2+

Colours: Blush, charcoal and white.

Materials: Polyester.

Key features:

• Personalisation available
• Wide range of sizes available
• Easy-care polyester material

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Ralph Lauren Home ‘Inez’ tartan bath robe

$359, David Jones

Best for: Understated luxury

The phrase ‘sophisticated bathrobe’ may sound like an oxymoron, but Ralph Lauren Home’s navy bathroom with tartan stripe detailing combines understated luxury with total comfort. Made from 100% cotton, this robe is a classic you’ll love for years and years to come. 

Sizes: Small, medium and large

Colours: Navy.

Materials: 100% cotton.

Key features:

• Deep navy colourway with understated tartan trim
• Weighty, 380gsm.
• Embroidered Ralph Lauren logo

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Skims soft lounge long robe in onyx 

$100, Skims

Best for: Elongated silhouette

Not a soft and fluffy robe kind of person? If you’re after a robe made from lightweight, soft and stretchy fabric that drapes beautifully, look no further than Skims’ viral soft lounge robe. It’s floor-length, made from 90% breathable modal fabric and is great for year-round comfort. 

Sizes: XXS, XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3X, 4X

Colours: Onyx and cherry blossom (limited edition).

Materials: Ribbed modal.

Key features:

• Floor-length bathrobe
• Drapes beautifully
• Side pockets

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Redondo towelling robe in turmeric

$199, Sage x Clare

Best for: Retro cool

Over floral robes in pastel shades? Opt for something bold and a little bit retro with Sage x Clare’s Redondo robe in a geometric blue and turmeric colourway. It’s made from cotton towelling, so it’s soft and absorbent and is available in four sizes, so you can find one that fits you perfectly. 

Sizes: Extra small/small, Small/medium, Medium/Large, Large/Extra Large

Colours: Freesia, turmeric, cantaloupe and milk.

Materials: Cotton terry.

Key features:

• Retro-inspired geometric print
• Four sizes available
• Longline cut

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1. Pare it back

Start with a thorough declutter. “Pull everything out of one small space at a time and sort into three piles – remove forever, remove for now and stay in there,” says decluttering coach Rebecca Mezzino.

Anything old, expired or damaged goes in the bin. “Remove things you don’t want your guests to see, such as medications, wart cream, prescriptions,” adds Rebecca. These go in a temporary bathroom storage box along with half-used packets and the bathroom scales (no need for those at holiday time!).

2. Make a clean start

It’s now time to make the space sparkle. “Start by dusting and vacuuming the whole bathroom, including inside the drawers and cupboards,” says Cathy Littlejohn of Platinum Staffing Agency, a Sydney-based provider of premier cleaners. Next, she recommends putting product on your grout so it has at least half an hour to work its magic. “Once you’ve cleaned each area, wipe it with a damp cloth followed by a dry microfibre cloth for a streak-free look,” says Cathy.

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3. Get sorted

After you’ve tidied and cleaned the guest bathroom, you can begin to look at some new storage options. “If you only have one shelf in your vanity, try stacking tubs with lids,” says Rebecca. “If you’ve got two shelves, then open baskets are the best.”

In your drawers, perspex or bamboo dividers are great choices. “The bamboo looks a bit trendy and the perspex looks clean, clear and smart,” says Rebecca. “Clear perspex containers also work really well if you have a mirrored bathroom vanity cabinet.”

4. Buy luxe products

Spoil your guests with top-of-the-line accessories. “Beautiful hand soap and matching hand lotion in stylish bottles can help to transform a space to feel extra luxurious,” says interior stylist Fiona Gould. “Aēsop or Jo Malone are my go-tos.”

Fiona recommends grouping items on a marble or brass tray on the vanity. “A ceramic tumbler makes a gorgeous toothbrush holder,” she adds. Also supply guests with a hairdryer, toilet paper, a pretty box of tissues and items they may forget, such as toothbrushes and toothpaste.

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‘Cocon de Serenite’ relaxing candle, L’Occitane

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Check in on the guest bathroom regularly. “Do a daily clean of the toilet and wipe down the sink area and mirror,” says Cathy of Platinum Staffing Agency. “Every couple of days, refresh the towels and give the floor a mop with really hot water.

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5. Splash out on towels

Switch out any old towels for fresh smelling new ones. “I always select a plush towel in Egyptian cotton as they’re extra soft,” says stylist Fiona. “Look for options with a textured pattern or a detail like tassels.”

Once you’ve chosen your towels, it’s time to style them. “Folded neatly over the bath or towel rail so that tassels are showing at the bottom will give that straight-out-of-a-magazine look,” remarks Fiona.

6. Create chic vignettes

Now it’s time to use guest bathroom decor ideas to recreate the look of a hotel bathroom. “Presentation is really important because that creates the ‘Oh, wow!’ reaction in a guest,” says Susy Soria, housekeeping manager at Park Hyatt Sydney. “For example, in our bathrooms the bath mat is folded and sits on a small tray beside the bathtub and in the centre of the tray are the amenities, like it’s a picture frame.”

Replicate this kind of precision at home by aligning items on your vanity exactly and arranging by size.

For tough grout mould, try toilet cleaner with bleach in it. “If you leave it on there for about half an hour you hardly even need to use the tile scrub at all – it just comes away,” says Cathy of Platinum Staffing Agency.

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7. Bring the outside in

Lift your bathroom to another level by adding indoor plants. “A pop of greenery is a must for a burst of freshness sitting on the vanity or in a medium pot on the floor if you have enough space,” says Fiona.

Be sure to select plants that are lovers of humidity, such as a phalaenopsis orchid or a maidenhair fern.

8. Have a spa zone

Think beyond the functional to create a luxe spa feel. “Start with an incredible scented candle, bring in decorative accessories and art to style the space with love like you would the rest of your home, and always include a relaxation ‘me’ zone by the bath with a stool for bath salts, a book and a glass of wine,” says Fiona.

Ensure all items can handle humidity and the occasional splash.

Use a larger space outside the bathroom for the decluttering process to make things easier. “Our bathroom is near our dining table so I pull the contents of the drawer out and put it on there,” says Rebecca.

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9. Add scent

A pretty fragrance will make the bathroom feel extra special. “My secret to ensuring the space always smells beautiful is to hide a reed diffuser above or below a cabinet,” says Fiona. A posy of sweetly perfumed flowers is also a nice touch. However, select subtle perfumes as some people can be sensitive to strong smells and let your guests know that they can be removed if the fragrances are too much for them.

“Some people will feel like they can’t change what’s in there because it’s not their house,” remarks Rebecca.

10. Give a five-star welcome

Just before your guests arrive, do a last sweep of the bathroom. Make sure it’s spotless, empty the bin and add a quick spritz of essential oil.

Then leave a small welcome gift for them to discover – a little collection of reusable bottles filled with shampoo and conditioner set out on the vanity usually does the trick.

“Materials like marble, timber, brass and ceramic really help to add a sense of luxury to the space,” says Fiona.

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So, you should up the comfort and aesthetics by shooting for a luxury bathroom design that makes your heart flutter when you enter. And by ‘luxury’, we don’t necessarily mean ‘expensive’. Luxurious bathrooms simply have finishes, fixtures and styling decor that look and feel lovely.

“When it comes to creating a sense of luxury in bathrooms, it’s all about appealing to both the visual and tactile senses,” says Ari Zorlu, managing director of bathroomware supplier Paco Jaanson.

We’ve rounded up 12 of the best luxury bathroom ideas to inspire your next bathroom or ensuite overhaul.

1. Designer bathrooms have floor-to-ceiling tiles 

If you can, fully tiling your bathroom or shower is a surefire way to boost the wow factor. In this ensuite in a family home on NSW’s Central Coast, the serene tones of these floor-to-ceiling tiles create a ‘pixelated’ effect. The glass louvres add a bonus touch of practical luxury.

To mitigate the cost of tiling, you could install a feature tile only in certain areas, such as the shower or splashback. Or, take the luxe tiles up to head height then finish the job with a cheaper large-format tile to the ceiling — or subway tiles, which 100% suits a luxury Hamptons-style bathroom.

2. Luxury bathrooms warm up with wood

It’s tempting to take the safe route and install a white 2-pac vanity in your bathroom. If budget allows, stretch the imagination with warmer timber or veneer joinery. This can balance the coolness of stone or marble tiles and benchtops, too. 

“Having ample storage space in the form of a vanity or tallboy will also keep the bathroom clutter-free and add a sense of luxe,” says Ari. Good point. In this bathroom, a custom-made American oak cabinet pairs beautifully with a Talostone bench and porcelain wall and floor tiles, punctuated by a black ‘Mizu Drift’ tap from Reece.

3. Luxury bathrooms have double vanities and basins 

If space allows, install dual bathroom sinks and an extra-wide vanity — the cornerstones of luxury bathroom design. Imagine not jostling for elbow room when you’re brushing your teeth or doing your skincare routine! 

And get it off the ground. “Floating vanities with lots of hidden storage are such a great way to hide the clutter without making the room feel crowded,” says Fiona Gould, stylist at bathroom supplier House of Rohl.

4. Luxurious bathrooms display artworks (yes, really)

Fiona has been seeing more “layered design” among luxury master bathroom ideas lately, which makes the bathroom feel more connected to the rest of the home — rather than a minimalist, functional addition.

“We’re bringing in more decorative elements traditionally not seen in bathrooms, such as artwork, small furniture, open shelving to display beautiful accessories, greenery and soft furnishings like curtains and rugs,” she explains.

Of course, moisture is the enemy of art. To avoid any mould or damage, ensure the bathroom is well-ventilated (open windows and doors wherever possible) and don’t hang your most precious pictures in there. You could also swap framed artwork for more durable wall-hung sculptures.    

5. A freestanding bath is the hero of any luxury bathroom 

“You can’t go past a freestanding statement bath for the ultimate luxury factor in a bathroom design,” explains Fiona. “Something with a timeless shape like the ‘York’ from Victoria & Albert is a showstopper.” To really up the ante, complement your bath with grand tapware such as a Georgian-style exposed tub filler, adds Fiona, plus a bath caddy so books and beverages are close at hand.

“An in-built sound system so that you can listen to your fave music also makes for a spa-like experience,” she adds.     

6. Luxury bathrooms are styled with inexpensive touches

“Special little details like a small vase of flowers — or foliage that will last you weeks — on the vanity, a burning candle, luxurious hand soap and fluffy cotton towels,” are the accoutrement that makes a bathroom feel chic yet cosy, says Fiona.

You could also pop a cascading plant such as Pothos on an open shelf. Complete the picture with a tactile rug, bathrobe, ye olde body or nail brush (try Pepperwhites by Tara Dennis) and divine hand cream. Best of all, these additions won’t break your budget. 

7. Designer bathrooms are personalised with furniture 

Luxury is defined as a ‘state of great comfort or elegance’, which is the opposite of an unadorned, minimalist wet room. To make your bathroom feel truly luxe, consider introducing furniture pieces — especially something to sit on other than the toilet — and the older, the better (try 1st Dibs).

“A mix of old and new is really exciting me in bathroom design,” says Fiona. “Vintage mirrors, upcycled vanities and antique stools, for example, can be paired with more luxury modern bathroom elements for a really unique result.”

Pro tip: to protect against moisture, reupholster a vintage dining chair with weatherproof fabric, often used in outdoor furniture. 

8. Luxury bathroom design calls for colour 

A cohesive colour palette is the foundation of any high-end bathroom, reckons Fiona. She suggests selecting two to three different colours, max, and varying the shades within those colours. “This can be in varying forms of texture, for example through handmade textured tiles, a statement coloured bath, wall paint or the vanity material,” explains Fiona. 

The key to a balanced palette when combining various hues is to choose a neutral colour, a dominant colour and an accent colour. The world is your oyster when it comes to colour selection, but whatever you choose will set the tone of your sacred bathroom space. Earthy, organic or fair colours will evoke a day-spa-like feel, whereas rich primary colours such as red, blue or yellow can be super stimulating.    

9. Luxury bathroom decor pops with a pendant 

Pendant lights will free up wall or backsplash space in your luxury bathroom while adding a design-ery touch. “Set the mood with a beautiful pendant light, which not only adds a touch of decoration to the bathroom but casts soft, calming pockets of light — with interesting shadows depending on your choice of shade,” offers Fiona. Use dimmable lights so that you can tailor the tone at night.

Placing a pendant or sconce light on either side of your bathroom mirror will also provide optimal lighting for makeup application, according to Beacon Lighting, because the light will bounce off the mirror and onto your face. Overhead lights unfortunately cast downward shadows (and no one wants that).  

10. Wallpaper equals luxurious bathroom design

Yes, you can use wallpaper in the bathroom to increase the luxury factor! Wallpaper works particularly well in a powder room or a luxury Hamptons-style bathroom. Vinyl wallpaper is more humidity-resistant and often easy to remove, however, you can apply paper or fabric wallpaper if you adhere (ahem) to some rules. 

Your bathroom should be adequately ventilated to nix moisture and steam by way of an extractor (or, exhaust) fan, window or operable skylight. Underfloor heating can also help a bathroom dry out daily. Coat the wallpaper after application; you can also seal the edges — where the wallpaper meets benchtops, architraves, cornices, skirting boards or tiles — with silicone caulking to prevent moisture from getting behind the paper.  

11. Luxury bathrooms need quality tapware 

A luxury bathroom isn’t complete without next-level tapware, and don’t stop at one showerhead. “Multiple shower outlets with a showerhead, hand shower and body jets will help create a spa-like experience,” says Ari.

While brass, chrome and matte black are classic options, Ari is vibing on coloured tapware and accessories at the moment. “They can bring a high-end feel to even the most basic bathrooms without breaking the bank.” If you love marble but not the price tag, check out Paco Jaanson’s new Marmo range, which incorporates marble elements into the tapware itself.

12. Wall lights wow in a luxury modern bathroom

As per the pendant light, a wall light (or, sconce) positioned to the side of the bathroom mirror lights up your face perfectly for makeup or shaving. It can also provide calm, subdued atmospheric lighting.

“Mood lighting is key… especially around cabinets and mirrors, which can enhance the overall ambience and create a soothing atmosphere,” advises Ari. Remember to include wiring for wall lights in your luxury bathroom design before you even think about tiling.

Of course, a beautifully designed sconce also adds an architectural element to a luxurious bathroom. It’s all about the details, right? 

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These are two of the most important decisions you’ll have to make and ideally without compromising on style. With a little careful planning you can use stylish solutions to solve space problems – by taking the time and researching plenty of shower design ideas to suit your space, you’ll overcome the obstacles and settle on a shower design to tick all your boxes.

Shower designs for small bathrooms

Small shower designs need not scrimp on style and in some cases there can be only one practical solution to your bathroom layout. Modern shower designs can streamline complicated layouts by using the most up-to-date tapware and technology to solve problems, while open shower designs keep things simple in the space.

Shower tile designs can also help by tricking the eye to make a space look larger, while the latest shower door designs have done away with heavy frames altogether to visually disappear from view.

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Layout is key, however the effect making a statement with functional features is never wasted. In this renovated cottage bathroom, the look is modern in monochrome with a bold, black-framed shower screen taking centre stage to compliment the black vanity and offset an otherwise all-white setting. Classic styling in brass tapware and towel rail pop against the textured white subway tiles on the walls.

Photography: Helen Ward

Walk-in shower designs without doors call for planning to protect wet areas surrounding the shower zone. This family bathroom ticks all the boxes with floor-to-ceiling tiles, a small niche to keep body products handy and has the tapware positioned at a comfortable distance away from the shower head to adjust water temperature before stepping under the spray.

Photography: Louise Roche / Styling: Kylie Jackes

The light, bright finishes in this crisp, curvy bathroom is testament to the fact that shower designs for seniors needn’t be ugly and cumbersome. An open plan design with a moulded bench seat allows for comfort and easy access without trip hazards.

Photography: Louise Roche / Styling: Kylie Jackes

Shower over bath designs call for careful planning too. Consider oversplash of water and placement of your drainage. A classic clawfoot bath takes up premium floor space and requires room around it for cleaning and plumbing. Have the drain placed and the ‘fall’ of the floor directed to a corner hidden beneath your bath.

Photography: Cath Muscat / Styling: John Mangila

Small bathroom shower designs can be challenging so it makes sense to double up on functionality where possible. The overhead shower in this Hamptons-style beach house bathroom allows for quick washdowns after the beach, or long relaxing soaks any time of day.

Many bathroom shower designs are led by access to plumbing. With all your fixtures lined up along one wall, it becomes more straightforward. Space is also optimised without corners to be filled. Here, fittings graduate from narrow to wide towards to back wall, with the bath spanning the entire width of the wall furthest away.

Floor-to-ceiling marble streamlines this contemporary Gold Coast bathroom and shows how shower designs with bench seats built-in can make for easy showering at any age. It also removes the need for seating elsewhere in the bathroom.

Photography: John Downs / Stylist: Kylie Jackes

Shower designs for bathrooms can become part of the aesthetic mix by incorporating the entire room into the design story. In the contemporary extension of this period home in Melbourne, a black-frame shower screen divides the wet zone while picking up on flecks in the terrazzo flooring, yet frames a vignette on the timber shelf beyond.

Photography: Shania Shegedyn / Stylist: Alana Langan

Shower tile designs continued throughout the entire space results in a sleek, cohesive look, like in this mid-century modern-style bathroom. The hexagonal shape adds interest and wraps from the floor up the wall where a skylight directly above the shower floods the space with natural light.

Photography: Simon Whitbread / Styling: Lisa Hilton

The best shower designs for couples are those that don’t appear to be so. In this modern country farmhouse bathroom, the clever use of seaglass blue feature tiles surrounding the wet zone makes a feature of the freestanding bathtub and allows simultaneous sue of more than one shower at a time.

Photography: Louise Roche / Styling: Kylie Jackes

Walk-in shower designs remove the need for shower screens to clutter up the space, such as with this Hamptons style ensuite that concentrates pattern underfoot and keeps things white above floor-line, making a feature of the porthole-style window.

Photography: Suzi Appel / Stylist: Beckie Littler

Bathroom shower ideas sometimes come from necessity, such as with the bulk-head in the ceiling of this shower stall. Using a frameless glass shower screen from wall-to-wall doesn’t box it in and all surrounding surfaces are kept white. A choice of slimline vanity is the key feature here.

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1. Above the shower is what the homeowner of this contemporary bathroom describes as an “enormous” skylight that allows daylight to stream in, making it feel as though you’re showering in the great outdoors.

2. Tucked away in the light-infused guest bathroom of this stunning monchrome Brisbane home lies a generously sized walk-in shower complete with clerestory-style windows, which allow added light while maintaining privacy.

3. Premium finishes – including dual showerheads – were the order of the day for the owners of this modern Scandinavian-style home in Melbourne, where statement marble-look large format tiles complement perfectly with small hexagon tiles on the shower feature wall.

4. Form meets practicality in the family bathroom of this fun mid-century moden coastal home on Sydney’s northern beaches. Showcasing a large enclosed shower complete with rain showerhead, all with a Palm Springs vibe.

5. The Signorino terrazzo tiles take centre-stage in the bathroom of this Melbourne period home, travelling through the shower and up to meet the bath. Worried black tapware would date, the homeowner instead introduced black accents through the graphic picture shower frame.

6. Countless Pinterest images helped inspire the sleek ensuite of this Cape Cod-inspired beach house on the Sunshine Coast. The seamless look and feel achieved by flowing the concrete flooring into the shower area, which matching tiles used for the walls.

7. Careful planning in a larger space means maximum efficiency. This open plan bathroom has the shower over the generous concrete custom-made bath and the textured walls create a seamless transition, giving the impression of even more space. The raised platform allows for a sunken bath effect.

8. Room with a view? If you have the privacy on your lot to afford a large picture window then bring the outside in. All the beauty of an outdoor shower without having to brave the elements.

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