Bathrooms

  These bathrooms were designed by our Senior Designer Rashi. The brief was:- 1. Enlarge the ensuite and create a more practical wardrobe configuration for the master bedroom. 2. Modernise the main bathroom and incorporate features to suit the client’s two children. 3. Material selection to be contemporary with interesting tiles as the client did Read More …

  Impala’s client was building a new home in one of Sydney’s waterfront suburbs. The client commissioned Jackson Teece to design joinery throughout the house, including the kitchen, laundry, vanities, study, bedrooms and wardrobes. Impala built and installed the joinery on this project. The surroundings were a big influence on the colour scheme and materials Read More …

Impala’s client was renovating a terrace in Sydney’s inner west. The client engaged architects Jackson Teece to design the renovations and joinery throughout the house including the kitchen, laundry, study, bathrooms and wardrobes. Impala Kitchens built and installed all the joinery on this project. The bathrooms were to be contemporary but also organic and tactile Read More …

This bathroom is a working powder room in Impala’s Drummoyne showroom. Award winning designer, Andrew detailed this bathroom. His objectives were: 1. For the room to be striking and eye-catching, yet also a practical working bathroom which would be used on a daily basis. 2. Material selection to be contemporary with custom joinery a focal Read More …

Storage space is often overlooked when designing a new bathroom, despite noticing that we don’t have enough space when we actually need it. If you are thinking about a shaving cabinet, consider the following ideas for your bathroom renovation or remodelling project: 1.   Have a shaving cabinet custom made to suit your specific room Read More …

Your tapware selection should compliment the look you are trying to achieve with your bathroom renovation or remodel. Check whether your tapware will be economical in water usage before you make a decision. The WELS rating (water efficiency labelling and standards) is a useful tool to refer to in this regard. Another consideration when selecting Read More …

The most effective way to light a bathroom is by making use of natural light. If you don’t get natural light into your bathroom, consider installing a skylight into your new bathroom renovation or remodeling project. Alternatively, adding windows along the top of the bathroom walls will provide more natural light without losing any privacy. Read More …

Bathroom renovations and remodeling are major home projects and the importance of waterproofing your new space cannot be overlooked. Dampness, water leaks and condensation can cause major structural damage to your newly designed bathroom. The Building Code of Australia sets out waterproofing requirements for residential bathrooms and these must be followed by law. The Building Read More …