Renovation plan · bathroom 1.5 × 2.4 m

Sage & Stone Bath

A small bathroom made calm: large warm-stone porcelain replaces the busy multicolour tiles, the shower gets its own sage zellige wall behind a brass-framed glass screen, the WC hangs off a stone ledge that hides the cistern, and a wall-hung teak vanity frees the floor by the door.

Floor area: 3.6 m² · 39 sq ft

Palette and materials

Warm stone60 × 120 cm porcelain, walls

Sage zelligeShower wall, 10 cm glazed tiles

Warm greyAnti-skid 60 × 60 cm floor

TeakVanity, mirror cabinet, door

Quartz whiteVanity top, ledge, niche shelf

Brushed brassShower, taps, flush plate, screen frame

Surface by surface

Surface	Now	After
Walls	Multicolour glossy tiles floor to ceiling	Warm stone 60 × 120 cm porcelain, rectified, 2 mm grout
Shower wall	Same tiles, shower pipe on the wall	Sage zellige to the ceiling, recessed niche with a strip light
Floor	Marble	Matte anti-skid porcelain, falls to a linear brass drain in the shower
Ceiling	Bare slab, one bulb	Moisture-resistant board at 2.45 m hiding the pipes, three downlights
WC	Floor-mounted with exposed cistern	Wall-hung WC, concealed cistern behind a stone ledge, brass flush plate
Basin	Small wall basin by the door	Wall-hung teak vanity, vessel basin, mirror cabinet with a light below
Windows	Two louvre windows	Kept; frosted slats, exhaust fan in the upper one
Door	Aluminium	Teak laminate on a WPC frame, brass lever

Furniture and built-ins

Item	Size	Finish
Shower screen	85 × 200 cm	8 mm toughened glass, brushed brass top bar and stay
Rain shower and mixer	26 cm head	Brushed brass, thermostatic mixer
Wall-hung WC	36 × 55 cm	Soft-close seat, concealed cistern
Stone ledge	78 × 22 × 105 cm	Porcelain-clad, quartz top
Vanity	75 × 46 cm	Wall-hung teak, one drawer, quartz top, vessel basin and brass mixer
Mirror cabinet	65 × 14 × 65 cm	Teak, mirror door, LED strip below
Towel rail and towel	25 cm	Brass rail on the door wall

Clearances: 60 cm in front of the WC and 55 cm in front of the vanity, the standard minimums. The screen leaves a 50 cm entry into the shower; the door swings in clear of the vanity.

Lighting

General · downlightsThree IP65 7 W downlights, one over the shower.

Task · mirrorWarm LED strip under the mirror cabinet lights the face from below without glare.

Accent · nicheStrip in the shower niche, on with the downlights.

Plumbing and electrical

Where	Height	What
Door	1.2 m	Switches outside the door: downlights, mirror light, exhaust, geyser
Vanity	0.55 m	Waste and hot/cold under the vanity; shaver-safe socket beside the mirror at 1.1 m
Shower	1.05 m	Thermostatic mixer; rain shower fed from the ceiling void
WC	—	Concealed cistern frame in the ledge, flush plate at 0.9 m
Geyser	2.2 m	Moves above the false ceiling, 25 L, access panel

Order of work

Week 1Take out the old tiles, WC and basin. Re-route supply and waste for the wall-hung WC and vanity, fix the cistern frame. Waterproof floor and walls, flood-test for 24 hours.
Week 2Lay the floor with falls to the drain, tile the walls and the zellige shower wall, form the niche and ledge.
Week 3False ceiling, lights and exhaust. Hang the WC, vanity and mirror cabinet, fit the shower, screen and door.

Room sizes are estimates from your photos and video, with the slab at 10 ft (3.05 m) as given. Measure on site before ordering the screen and vanity.

Tile textures are drawn to size for this model; wood, linen and plaster textures are CC0 scans from Poly Haven.

The photos are path-traced in Blender Cycles. The plant and vase are CC0 models from Poly Haven.

In the 3D model the light is baked from the same path tracer as the photos: sun patches, soft shadows, bounce light by day and lamp pools by evening.