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Australian bathroom trends: September 2019 edition

Whether you’re after a personalised tap (finished in marble, leather, wood or glass), a low-maintenance patterned porcelain tile made to look like a cement encaustic one, or a jewel-toned teal basin, this month’s crop of bathroom wares are a statement making bunch.

Nood Co: The clever folk at Nood Co have added another delectable colour to their fabulous line-up of concrete basins. Available in a variety of shapes including round, square, pill (oval) and rectangle, this rich teal shade is giving us all the feels.

Nood basin
Nood Co Pill basin in teal, $790
Nood basin
Nood Co Box Basin vanity set in teal, $1600

Kohler ModernLife toilet: This award-winning rimless toilet has just been released in a wall-faced configuration. It has nifty features such as an integrated deodoriser and night light too. From $648.

Kohler toilet

Kohler toilet

AXOR MyEdition tap ware: This clean, linear tap ware range offers a luxurious ‘PowderRain’ spray as well as great scope for personalisation. It comes chrome-plated or in one of 16 different finishes and the plate on top is available in a variety of materials including glass, metal, wood, marble and leather.

AXOR

“Making a personal statement through customised interiors is the essence of luxury. With the AXOR MyEdition collection, we have set the stage for personal creativity – colours, materials and patterns create the point of departure for a unique and personalised tap,” says Andreas Diefenbach of Phoenix Design who created the concept. Prices start from $1,409.

AXOR
The unique ‘PowderRain’ spray looks rather deluxe
AXOR
The plate is available in a wood finish

Scarabeo Mizu Collection: Available locally at Paco Jaanson, this unusual Italian design consists of a basin and cap. The cap conceals the drain but it has a central cut down the middle that allows the water to drain through. The design is available in a variety of styles, sizes and colours from matte black to gold. Priced from $750.

Scarebo basin

Scarebo basin

Scarabeo basin
The basin comes in many shades including this gorgeous gold

TileCloud latest: We featured this innovative tile business recently but we thought some of its newest patterned tiles were worth sharing. Inspired by encaustic cement tiles, these newbies are in fact made from hard-wearing, low-maintenance porcelain.

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The TileCloud Austinmer porcelain tile is available in black (pictured) and grey
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The TileCloud Palm Beach tile is available in sage green (pictured) and blue
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The TileCloud Mollymook tile is available in navy (pictured) and grey

Highgrove Bathrooms Ollie tap ware: Available in classic chrome, matte black and a brushed nickel finish, this new tap ware range has sleek, rounded edges and is available as a basin mixer, in-wall mixer, wall basin mixer or wall spout. From $99.

Highgrove Bathrooms
Highgrove Bathrooms Ollie mixer tap

Highgrove Bathrooms

Cosentino Dekton Grip+: Maximising safety in wet environments, Dekton® Grip+ is a new anti-slip treatment for Dekton interior an exterior floors. Ideal for the bathroom (though it can be used anywhere inside or outside the home), the finish can be applied to 16 of the Dekton colours. Adhered to the surface in the manufacturing process, the easy to clean surface is resistant to scratches, cold, heat and UV rays.

Cosentino Dekton
Costentino Dekton collection in Arga
Cosentino Dekton
Cosentino Dekton as seen in ‘Dekton House’ by Alec Pappas Architects. Photo: Prue Ruscoe

August 2019 bathroom trends

By Amy Collins-Walker

Amy is our regular feature writer, an experienced journalist and interior stylist living in Perth, Western Australia. Find out more about her styling work at http://www.amycollinswalker.com/

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