12 bathrooms from the 2020 TIDA awards that have embraced the warmth of wood

A clever layout and dramatic palette has been used to overcome this master suite's challenging, angular footprint. 

This sophisticated bathroom expertly uses a combination of materials and finishes that have a graphic yet elegant feel.

With a pared-back palette of large, timber-look tiles and matte black fixtures, this carefully considered bathroom is all about minimalism.

The colour palette of this powder room is is opulent but earthy. The bespoke oak vanity with granite bench top is the statement piece in the space.

The design objective of this bungalow bathroom renovation was to create a space that reflected the character of the house and had a connection to nature. 

Tucked away behind the main bedroom, this moody ensuite was designed to contrast the soaring ceiling in the adjoining dressing room.

By “thinking inside the box” the design of this bathroom manages to masterfully overcome its narrow 1.4m x 8m space.

Sitting pride of place on the third floor of this home, the brief for this impressive master suite was to create a dark and masculine space.

The design story behind this master suite was to achieve a classic yet feminine space that reflected the home’s rustic, French inspired style.

This bathroom is an artistic meeting of form and functionality. A reimagined layout and rich material palette combine to create a refined space.

The blonde wood cabinetry and natural stone elements used in this bathroom create an aesthetic that feels like a calming day spa.

The solution for this busy family bathroom was to do things by double – double basins, double tap ware, and double showers. The result is a relaxed yet functional room.