When designing a bathroom renovation, your decisions will come down to two major factors. You have to consider the function, and you need to think about the aesthetics. A freestanding bath can provide a stunning focal point in a bathroom renovation. But, if you prefer showers over baths, a built-in might be a more suitable option from a functionality standpoint.
A freestanding bath is just that – a bath that stands on its own. You can use it stylistically as a focal point for your new look bathroom. As they don’t require any wall support, they can be placed anywhere, with the centre being the most dramatic option. They come in all shapes and sizes, as well as different materials. You can allow the overall style, and feel of your renovation to guide the bath material choice. If you have young children, pressed steel or acrylic may be more suitable. If not, an organic matte feel could be perfect. A freestanding bath is a good choice for people who love baths and take baths more often than they do showers. It is also a good choice if you have a large space to work with.
A built-in bath is perfect for people who have a smaller space to work with and tend to shower more often than take a bath. A built-in bath is built into an area that holds the bath itself, with tiling or wet wall finishing the look. It’s usually integrated with a shower. There is usually a surrounding ledge, which makes it easier for parents to bathe small children. It also makes it easy for older children to get in and out. The ledge also provides additional storage space and is easy to clean.
When dealing with bathroom renovations, there are a lot of decisions to make. To give you a better idea of which option is right for you, consider the pros and cons.
We are happy to meet with you to discuss your ideas about bathroom renovation in Sydney. You can describe your ideal look to us, and from there, we would be happy to advise you on your options. We can provide advice on which fixtures and fittings are suitable for commercial bathrooms and which options are better for residential renovations. Before we start renovating bathrooms, we will confirm a design with you. We want you to have the function and the design of your dreams. At Crystal Bathrooms, we specialise in bathroom renovations of all sizes, whether it’s your home or a commercial bathroom remodel. Get in touch with us for your free quote now.
Whether your home is a new build or you’re renovating bathrooms, your bathroom needs to be adequately waterproofed. It can cost massive issues down the line if it isn’t.
Where there is a water outlet, there should be waterproofing. This stands for kitchen wet areas and laundries, but particularly in bathrooms. A membrane is applied to wet areas to ensure moisture cannot escape to other rooms in your home. Waterproofing regulations vary from state to state, but they need to be in line with Australian Standards and the Building Code of Australia. These dictate that bathroom walls are waterproofed to a height of 150mm and shower walls to a height of 1800mm. The shower floor must be fully waterproofed and steps from showers to a height of 100mm. If there is any wood flooring in the bathroom, you must waterproof the full floor. The same is true if the bathroom is anywhere other than the ground floor.
Waterproofing is completed in stages. Some of the waterproofing will be completed before walls and floors are installed. And, some waterproofing is installed once everything is complete. A liquid sealant goes on like paint. A primer goes on first, and then the first waterproof coat is applied horizontally (left to right). The second waterproof coat is applied vertically to capture any gaps, cracks or holes missed by the first waterproof coat. The final step is a silicone sealant where fixtures and fittings meet walls.
While it’s all important, it’s particularly crucial where the floor and walls meet. If any gaps are left, water can leak in and cause massive damage. It isn’t just a risk to the structural integrity of your home. It’s also expensive.
If your bathroom isn’t waterproofed at all or waterproofed improperly, it can result in significant damage. When water gets into the gaps behind your walls, it can result in mould and mildew. This can loosen wall and floor tiles, leading to further damage. Improper waterproofing can also result in water damage to carpet, paint, and furnishings in the surrounding rooms. If undetected, it can result in structural damage. With structural damage already a factor, this can attract termites to do more damage.
What’s worse is, your insurance company can refuse your claim if it’s proven your bathroom was waterproofed incorrectly. The best way to avoid this is by having the professionals take care of the job. While there are DIY kits available, a professional will use the highest quality products, has the necessary knowledge and tools to do the job properly. You will also have the contractor’s warranty.
Leaks and issues can happen even if you have recently had a bathroom renovation Sydney. A brand new bath and shower won’t save you; it’s in the waterproofing. That’s why it’s so important to use professionals to handle renovations to your bathrooms in Sydney. And to allow those professionals with a waterproofing license to finish the job as well. It may cost a little extra, but it is money well spent. If your local regulations do allow you to complete this work, it’s messy to do, and if you get it wrong, it can be costly.
At Crystal Bathrooms, we can handle your commercial bathroom remodel, design your residential bathroom renovations and take care of waterproofing too! If you have a bathroom renovation in the future, get in touch with us for your free quote. We specialise in bathrooms, whether your need is a residential bathroom renovation or commercial bathrooms across your portfolio.
When executed properly, bathroom lighting can prepare you for the day ahead, make you feel great, and help you unwind in the evening as well. The right lights will help you set the ambience, and it’s about more than just a ceiling or wall fixture. Your bathroom lighting has many purposes to serve, and a single light won’t do the job. As much as it is about function, it’s also about design and meeting your aesthetic.
Accidents are far more likely if you can’t see where you’re going. But, there is another safety issue to consider. Where water and electricity mix, there is a greater risk. You should always use a licensed electrician to carry out work and avoid using plug-in lights anywhere near a tub or sink.
When choosing new light fixtures, opting for energy-efficient options is going to add value to your home. Potential buyers want durability and quality; the less they have to do when they move in, the better. And, opting for an energy-efficient home is a no-brainer.
To expound on the last point. Energy-efficient lighting reduces utility bills, which is great for you and also excellent news for potential buyers if you sell further down the line.
Well-located, stylish lighting fixtures improve the overall look and feel of any bathroom.
Task lighting would be the lighting around your vanity. It illuminates an area to provide you with enough light to complete a task. It should be sufficient to safely shave, style hair, and apply makeup. Task lighting could also be for a shower to provide you with enough light to do so safely.
Ambient lights are a base layer. They brighten the space to allow you to use the space safely.
Accent lights highlight elements you would like to show off – they add warmth to prevent the room from looking too sterile. For example, you may want to show off mosaic tiling or low-lighting behind a mirror.
For your vanity, there is side lighting. If you are facing your mirror, there should be a sidelight on either side of it. Locate these lights just a few inches to either side of the mirror at eye level. This will help you avoid shadows and give you the perfect space to get ready. Overhead lighting will minimise shadows, but you can achieve the same effect with a horizontal or strip light above the mirror. The key to great lighting throughout your home, but especially in the bathroom, is layering.
If you are planning NDIS bathroom renovations, then there are NDIS bathroom modifications available for lighting as well. You should discuss this with your contractor to get a fuller picture, but modifications include lower outlets, lower light switches, and key placements. For example, you may want key areas, such as the bath, shower, or sink highlighted for ease of use. NDIS bathroom modifications for lighting can also include automation.
If you are planning a bathroom renovation, Crystal Bathrooms can help. If you want to redesign your bathroom lighting, we can help you plan the schematic and execute it for you as well. If you require NDIS bathroom renovations, we are a registered NDIS provider.
Get in touch with us today to get the ball rolling on your brand new bathroom renovation, whether you’re in the early planning stages or in the middle of a DIY project.
If you have ever dealt with a tradie, you will know just how much jargon they use. To them, it’s the lingo they use daily. Before you get into a bathroom renovation, it’s wise to learn a little bit of the common phrases you may hear from your tradies. This is your guide to toilet talk.
The toilet features several components, the main one being the cistern. The cistern is the compartment that holds the water you flush your toilet with. Once the toilet has been flushed the water from the system pours into the bowl to flush your waste, then it refills the cistern. There is more than one kind of cistern; here’s what you need to know.
When planning bathroom renovations, it’s important to understand how existing elements impact the choices you make now. You need to know exactly what you’re working with.
If you replace a toilet, you need to know which trap you have, as some are designed for one specific configuration.
We briefly touched on the inlet’s job in our cistern toilet talk. It’s the component that delivers the water supply to the cistern. Close-coupled toilet inlets are bottom or back/top. The bottom inlet is beside the pan, and you will see the hose and valve. A back/top inlet is out of sight as it is within the cistern.
When renovating bathrooms, it’s important to match the trap and inlet position when shopping for a new toilet. Older toilets often feature a bottom inlet so, if you want a back/top, it might require some plumbing moves, which will increase the cost of your bathroom renovation Sydney.
You may also hear your tradies discuss rimless technology and smart toilets. The former is standard in Australia today. The toilet has a rimless pan to increase hygiene as it makes for an easy clean. It’s also more water-efficient because the first flush is more than enough. A smart toilet generally includes washing and drying features to enhance the user experience.
If you are planning bathroom renovations and need some professional advice, Crystal Bathrooms Sydney can help every step of the way.
The bathroom is where you begin your day and having a great shower is a positive start. There’s nothing worse than clogged shower head holes or a head that doesn’t give you the spray you want. A lot goes into a bathroom renovation and the right shower head can transform it from a basic reno to a luxury renovation.
They come in all shapes and sizes, but not every shower head can satisfy your needs. The right shower head can completely change your showering experience, ease tension, relieve aches, and boost your mood, but that’s not all.
A rain shower head can be affixed to the ceiling or an extension of the existing pipework. You will most often see them in commercial bathrooms like resorts, hotels, and spas, but they have become a common addition in luxury bathroom renovations. There are many to choose from and in a variety of price points, which means they’re not off the table for your bathroom renovation in Sydney. If you’re renovating a bathroom you can opt for a ceiling mount and if you’re trying to make basic changes, you can choose to swap out your existing head.
If you want to save water and reduce your consumption, then a water-saving shower head might be a perfect choice. It works by constricting water flow. However, if your home already has low water pressure, this will further impact the flow of your shower head and might not be suitable for you.
If you have muscle aches and soreness, then you may want to consider a high-pressure shower head. A high-pressure shower head soothes muscles due to its massage effect. It will use more water than a standard shower head, however, so factor that into your decision.
If you are planning a commercial bathroom remodel for a gym, you might want to opt for these to help your clients cool down after a hard workout.
If you want to go extra luxurious, a waterfall shower head pours water over you rather than sprays. It’s another head that increases water usage, but it also increases the luxury of your renovation.
If your local area is known for poor water quality, then a filtered shower head can filter water before it hits your body. It removes impurities for a gentler water kind to your hair and skin.
When you choose your shower head, think about its size and height, your family’s bathing habits, your home’s water pressure, and any conservation concerns you may have.
Pressure, spray, water consumption, and features are all important considerations for the right shower head for your bathroom renovation. But appearance is another major factor. The right shower head can transform your bathroom renovation aesthetic.
A bright orange wall-mounted shower can provide an artistic focal point for a walk-in shower. A rainfall shower head transforms the way you bathe, but also the look of your shower area. It’s more than an essential item, your shower head forms part of the design of your bathroom. It is every bit as important as the flooring and wall tiles.
If you have a bathroom renovation in the future, then you need a reputable contractor to help you through the process. At Crystal Bathrooms, we can take care of you from start to finish. Whether you have a design in mind or you’d like us to take the reins, we can provide you with advice to ensure you have the best bathroom on your block. We’d be more than happy to discuss shower head designs and more to ensure your bathroom is functional and picture-perfect.
The best recipe for a successful renovation is planning. What better way to begin the planning stages of a bathroom renovation than with a mood board? Your mood board should capture how you want your renovation to look and feel.
While a mood board is simply a collage of images, its purpose is for you to craft a well-designed space. It’s the visual representation of your ideas for a bathroom renovation project. It should help you plan and organise your ideas and vision. It will also help you narrow down your styles, colours, and aesthetic choices. It’s all about keeping the big picture in focus and helping you create a cohesive look and design, from the smallest details to the biggest fixtures.
This is something you can do on your own with an online platform or it’s something you can create with a designer. Either way, if you enlist the professionals to handle your bathroom renovations, they can draw on your mood board to design it perfectly.
Think about how you use the bathroom now versus how you would like to use it and what that would mean for the space. Think about how you want the room to feel and how you’d like to feel while using it. Is there something that gets in your way or bothers you about the current layout? Do you often think a particular item or piece would make your life easier?
Your bathroom should be a comfortable place of escape from life’s daily stresses. It should meet your functional needs and also suit your lifestyle.
Choose three words to best describe your bathroom renovation vision. Write down how you’d like to feel while using your new bathroom. Start with ten images that meet the previous two points and ask whether they truly capture your inspiration. If they do, you can put them on your mood board. If they don’t, you need to revisit your idea or find something that works better.
When you choose images, don’t forget to think about flooring, wall tiles, colours, textures, fixtures and fittings, lighting, accessories, towels, and even wall art.
If you have trouble getting started, make it easy on yourself by starting with colour, fixture, or fitting you know you plan to use. It could be an existing piece of furniture you plan to keep or a focal point you plan to install. It gives you a starting point, and you can add new elements from there.
However you choose to create your mood board, it’s an excellent tool to put all of your ideas in one place and see how well they work together side-by-side. Does it make you feel good? Do you like it? If it does, that’s great. If it doesn’t, you can swap things and tweak your ideas until you find something you love. It might be more challenging if you are dealing with commercial bathrooms, as you need to consider the brand aesthetic. However, one of our designers would be more than happy to provide you with guidance to ensure you have the best bathrooms in Sydney.
If you’re not quite sure where to start, one of Crystal Bathrooms designers can help. Don’t worry, you can still work with a designer if you have completed your own mood board. We are more than happy to run with your ideas and create something truly spectacular. Our job is to deliver your vision. If you need a bathroom renovation in Sydney there is only one bathroom designer to call. Whether you are planning on renovating bathrooms in your home or a commercial bathroom remodel, Crystal Bathrooms can help you from start to finish.
While trends can run the risk of becoming outdated, a black and white colour scheme proves to be timeless and is still one of the hottest trends of 2021 for bathroom renovations. From classic to contemporary, black suits most bathroom shapes and sizes and can transform any understated bathroom into something lush and extraordinary!!
When thinking about creating the perfect monochrome bathroom there are different elements you can incorporate into your space to create the ideal room for you to enjoy every day.
Here are some we have come up with to help you create your perfect monochrome bathroom, one that is not only edgy and elegant but perfect in every way.
A black and white bathroom doesn’t have to be traditional and basic. You can have fun with it and add a bold tiled feature wall to your space. Your feature wall will draw your eyes so whether you want to highlight the vanity, draw the allure to your bath or create a gorgeous backdrop for your shower, your feature wall will help turn your basic black and white bathroom into something funky and amazing.
Black is right on trend when it comes to selecting the right fixtures for your bathroom renovations. Something as simple as changing your fixtures to black when renovating your bathroom will make the room even more striking. Choosing the right fixtures will give your bathroom that well needed boost, and a touch of sophistication and refinement. Not only is it aesthetically pleasing but also gives that extra bit of character needed, especially against a white tile.
Adding an indoor plant to your bathroom will help create a resort like feel, turning your space into a warm and comforting tropical oasis.
When it comes to styling your home, one room that is often forgotten about is the bathroom. It is the room you begin and end your day and serves as a sanctuary of sorts, a place of reflecting and cleansing. It only takes one or two indoor plants and a bit of an imagination to turn your bathroom into a spa like space and at the same time adding a bit of colour.
Are you ready to make your bathroom dreams come true? Crystal Bathrooms can help! We proudly serve Sydney’s bathroom design, supply, and installation needs.
With over 30 years’ experience in the industry, we aim to please and exceed your expectation in every way. This means one of our designers will sit down with you and guide you through the whole process from concept to completion, designing the ideal bathroom for you.
When was the last time you overhauled your pub bathroom? Every aspect of your business is a reflection of you and the bathrooms are no different. Many customers will avoid certain establishments altogether if they don’t think the restrooms are up to scratch. So, in this competitive environment, it’s important to tackle necessary renovations.
Before you can do anything, you need to generate ideas! Think about the area around you, and your building’s aesthetics. Fads fade so don’t choose trendy aesthetics that won’t stand the test of time. A bathroom renovation is an expensive investment, and you want it to maintain its look for years to come. Try to match the general design of it to the rest of your establishment.
You need a functional layout that will last. When you start changing layouts that require pipes, plumbing, and electrical work, the costs rise. So, ideally, you can make the current layout work for you. If you’re not sure how you can speak to a professional for advice. You want your renovation to last for at least a decade so, you have to get the layout right. Take a step back and take a helicopter view. Look at the space from every angle and think of how your customers use the bathroom. It’s a major part of the guest experience so, consider talking to guests for their opinions.
For example, many guests prefer partitions or solid walls to separate toilets, as this enhances their perception of privacy and space. Additionally, these can be tiled to create a high-end finish, and it goes a long way to preventing graffiti as well.
One of the biggest issues with commercial bathrooms is cleanliness. With so many people traipsing in and out throughout business hours, commercial bathrooms go through a lot. So, your commercial bathroom remodel is a perfect opportunity to ensure cleanliness and hygiene.
Invest in rubbish bins that are big enough to hold waste. An overflowing bin gives customers the wrong impression, and it’s easy to avoid. Another bathroom issue that makes it look unclean is grout. When choosing grout for your tiles be sure to choose the right colour and type to prevent discolouration and staining. You have to think about the materials you choose as well as these can make cleaning harder for your team. The biggest issues are at joints and corners, where grime gets pushed with mops and brushes and builds up over time. You need to think about how difficult cleaning will be and how best to mitigate that.
Neutral is always better, and that’s true for residential and commercial bathrooms. Try to keep a consistent colour palette throughout your establishment, big changes can be jarring.
You can make a bigger splash with paint to incorporate colours as that’s something you can change easily in a few years. However, for flooring, partitions, and countertops, you want to be as neutral as possible so that your look stays timeless. You can also use art as a way to inject personality and colour into the bathroom space. Individual mirrors on the wall above your sinks can provide a warm feeling for homey pubs. Whereas, a continuous mirror can offer a modern feel for trendy businesses.
If you have a commercial bathroom remodel on your hands, you will need to make appropriate NDIS bathroom modifications. Crystal Bathrooms is approved for NDIS bathroom renovations and can advise you on how best to upgrade fixtures and fittings to meet the needs of customers with disabilities. At a minimum, you should look to add at least one disabled toilet, whether it’s a separate stall or a different room altogether.
Now is a great time to explore your options with water-efficient options, from low-flow toilets and taps. Consider hands-free fixtures where possible to help prevent the spread of germs. Just remember, you want to pick fixtures and fittings that will stand up to constant use.
If you’re on a strict budget, you can still enhance the look of your bathrooms by upgrading taps, basins, toilets, and repainting. No matter the budget, there’s a solution that will work for you.
We can work with you to ensure minimum disruption to your business, whether we work outside of your operating hours or work nights. Contact Crystal Bathrooms to discuss your options and get the ball rolling on your pub bathroom renovation.
It doesn’t matter how well you design your bathroom renovation. If you choose the wrong tiles, it can ruin the entire aesthetic. With the right tiles, you can transform your bathroom. In fact, if you can’t afford a complete renovation, a tile change is a great way to provide the space with a fresh look. So, how do you take your bathroom from shabby to chic?
Believe it or not, your bathroom tiles will largely dictate the outcome of your bathroom renovations. There are so many different options to choose from it can feel overwhelming. So, before you start looking at sizes, colours, and finishes, let’s take a look at the types of tiles out there.
Ceramic tiles are made from clay and kiln-fired before being finished with a non-porous glaze. The glaze holds the pattern and colour, which is why it’s available in so many different options. They’re also easy to maintain and clean.
For a more natural feel, stone and timber tiles are available in a variety of textures and colours. They are, however, highly porous, which means they require annual sealing. These are more suited to home use than as a commercial solution. Faux stone can give you the look without the high maintenance.
Porcelain tiles are also made from clay, but they are finer and fired at higher temperatures. The result is an incredibly low absorption rate. They’re a great choice for wet areas. For a commercial bathroom remodel, you might want to opt for porcelain. It is easily the more durable option on the market, which means it can withstand the amount of use commercial bathrooms take.
Tiles come in all sizes and shapes. Larger tiles do tend to be more suitable for larger rooms. However, using them in a small room can work if done properly as it reduces the number of grout lines. You should speak to a bathroom renovation professional before you decide. If you’re using floor and wall tiles, you will need to ensure the proportions complement each other, especially where they meet.
Limit yourself to three colours for tiles. The primary colour is the one that covers the largest space. This is typically your wall tiles, but depending on the size of your bathroom, it may be your floor. Ideally, the primary colour should be lighter than the others. Whites are neutral and timeless and can also create the illusion of space.
Your floor tiles can be the same colour as the wall. However, if you opt for that route, you should go with a different finish or texture. The darker the floor you choose, the smaller your bathroom will look.
You can create a focal point or add a wow factor with feature tiles. It could be mosaic tiles or three different coloured tiles that you design into a specific pattern. There are all different ways to create a feature with tiles when you’re renovating bathrooms in Sydney. It doesn’t even have to be a pattern to create a feature. It can be any tile that you find appealing. It could be as simple as a dramatic colour on one wall of the shower. They do tend to look better in shower recesses or spaces above the bath. If you’re dealing with a small space, a patterned tile floor may be more suitable as your feature.
For small bathrooms, you should avoid using too many different colours in your tiles. The room will feel far more spacious if you choose tiles the same colour for the floor and the walls. Stick to a small feature above the vanity or in the shower/bath area.
For larger bathrooms, you should avoid using too much of the same colour. It can drain the room of energy, and it’s better to opt for a contrasting tile for the floors. Not only will it create a dramatic effect, but you also might not need a feature tile at all.
If you are doing a feature tile, beware! When you add grout, it changes the look of the tiles. Choosing a coloured grout that matches the tile will provide you with a subtle finish, but opting for something else may ruin the look entirely.
Where possible, grab samples of the tiles you like, and take them home and see them in your home lighting. Showrooms are much brighter, and tiles will not look the same in your bathroom as they do on show. You should avoid trendy colours and stick with the classics.
Whatever you choose, remember that it needs to make sense as a whole room. So, don’t look at elements individually; look at them holistically.
If you’re planning a bathroom renovation in Sydney, then call Crystal Bathrooms. We can help you design the perfect bathroom renovation for your home, office, or business. We’d be more than happy to offer you advice on which tiles best meet your needs, style, and space.
It’s never easy sharing a bathroom with other people, especially when there are children involved. They have loads of stuff, they’re messy, and it can be frustrating. The thing is, you want your children to view the bathroom positively. It’s where they potty train, bathe, learn how to brush their teeth, and so much more. It should be a positive experience, which is why a kid-friendly bathroom is a must for any family home.
There are so many quick wins when it comes to designing a kid-friendly bathroom. The simplest of which is to invest in a cute step stool. Designed for adults, vanities are often far too tall for little ones to wash their hands and brush their teeth. A stool can help them get the job done without as much adult assistance.
Consider ditching towel rails and opting for hooks instead, which make it much easier for children to grab their towel and hang it back up too. Every family member can have their own hook, and nameplates are a cute accessory touch. Big sinks are better for families because more people can use trough sinks at once. While double sinks are great, a trough sink is much quicker and easier to clean. It might have the feel of a commercial bathroom, but in reality, when you sell your home, prospective buyers with families will appreciate the touch.
Storage is important for every bathroom, but especially when you’re dealing with children. They have special towels, toothbrushes, toothpaste, soap, and toys! There is rarely enough space in a standard bathroom to hold all of that. Additional storage is a smart move, and it’s even better if you can create storage specifically for their stuff. Family photos aren’t the usual décor in a bathroom, but children love to see friendly faces everywhere they go. So, choose some of their favourite family photos to hang.
Children are big on splashing, whether it’s in the tub or at the sink. Full tiling on your walls might be the best option to help protect your bathroom from getting too soggy. Not to mention, it’s so much easier to clean; simply wipe it down regularly.
If you have a child living with a disability, you may need extra, kid-friendly bathroom modifications that meet their unique needs. A wet room or open shower is an excellent way to make the bathing process as simple as possible. It also helps smaller bathrooms feel more spacious, so it has dual purposes.
Open storage is a great choice for all children. It allows them to easily access towels, toys, and whatever else they might need. There is no need to struggle with doors or claw through other items to find what they’re looking for. Easy does it.
A lowered vanity will allow your child to gain easy access to the sink. If you have the space, consider installing a vanity just for them, at their height.
Handrails throughout the bathroom and hand rails in the tub can help with your child’s mobility and ease of use. You can give your child a chance to practice climbing out of the tub with whatever assistance they need from you. If your child doesn’t have the mobility for hand rails, you may want to opt for an open plan shower instead. It makes the bathing process much easier for everyone involved.
Taps can be the biggest use for many disabilities, so pull and push taps are a great fix. It gives your child easy access to let them learn and become more independent. Apply this same idea to any products they might use while in the bathroom.
There’s been research into how colour impacts emotions and how choosing the right colour scheme can assist children with various disabilities. This might be something you wish to think about as you choose your paint, tiles, and accessories. While shades of orange and red are typically associated with anger, blues and greens are calming colours. Ensure medicine is stored in a child-proof cabinet out of reach. Consider investing in non-slip flooring to reduce the risk of slips and trips.
Whether you need NDIS bathroom renovations or you simply want to make better use of space, Crystal Bathrooms can handle all of your bathroom renovation needs. Our team of expert designers can work with you to design a bathroom that works for everyone in the family while still looking modern and stylish.