Your Most-Loved Bathrooms of 2024

With December fast approaching, we’re wrapping up the year that was by looking back on our incredible projects featured here on Style Edit. We’ve been taking you on tours around Australia, from country renovations to contemporary inner-city builds. We’ve swooned over breathtaking homes inspired by the Mediterranean and award-winning designs with each home as impressive as the next. Yes, we truly are lucky here at Style Sourcebook to be able to take you on a tour of these gorgeous spaces. 

As a way to mark the end of another incredible year, we’re taking you back through the most popular bathrooms featured on Style Edit, as decided by you! So, find a comfy spot to sit and come with us as we take a look at some of the gorgeous spaces we’ve featured one more time. 

Ashton House - image credit: AM Interior Studio | Mitchell Kemp Photography  

Canning Street Cottage

We first visited Canning Street Cottage with Heartly in mid-January this year. Since then, it’s been a stand-out home tour thanks to its striking blend of classic heritage and contemporary style. Purchased as the design studio’s own project, the 1870s cottage received a stunning renovation. It’s now a functional family home with plenty of character, including within the bathrooms. 

Featuring a soaring skylight, a fluted shower screen, brushed brass tapware, and an abundance of texture, it’s easy to see why the Canning Street Cottage was a favourite. The bathroom is minimal, with a clean aesthetic that feels sophisticated yet soothing. It's a contemporary dream space that remains grounded through organic touches like the stone benchtop and sleek timber-look vanity. How could you not love this bathroom space?

Canning Street Cottage - image credit: Heartly | Dylan James  

Canning Street Cottage - image credit: Heartly | Dylan James  

The Beach Abode

Heading north to a slightly warmer climate sits The Beach Abode, a luxury family accommodation that is quintessentially coastal-style. The entire house is ingrained with the most tranquil interiors that focus on a natural palette. Think soft neutrals, timber, linens, and stone. The home is nothing short of breathtaking, with each space as dedicated to rest and relaxation as the next, including the bathrooms. 

The neutral palette provides the most stunning backdrop to rich metals, soft curves, and textured details, such as the herringbone tiled floors. But the stand-out feature would have to be the round, freestanding bathtub that surely is the highlight of any holiday. 

The Beach Abode - image credit: The Beach Abode | Nat Spada 

The Beach Abode - image credit: The Beach Abode | Nat Spada 

Ashton House

Ashton House is the epitome of luxury in the suburbs. Brought to you by AM Interior Studio, this home was crafted to be a unique space, rich in texture and interest. With influences taken from Meditteranean-style houses, Ashton House was built on another level with contemporary touches that make it simply striking. We originally fell in love with the kitchen, but when featuring the home on Style Edit, we fell head over heels for every part, including the bathrooms. 

Interest can be found in abundance in the bathrooms at Ashton House, with a variety of materials, tones, and shapes to explore. The main bathroom is soft and subdued, with an incredible blend of contemporary and organic elements. The shapes are irregular, the palette relaxed, and the layout functional, making it one of the most visually intriguing spaces we’ve featured this year, and you, as our community, have obviously agreed. 

Ashton House - image credit: AM Interior Studio | Mitchell Kemp Photography  

Kiama Kin

If you’ve ever wanted to create a bathroom that closely resembles a spa, Kiama Kin should be on your vision board. Designed by Hemma Interiors, this knockdown-rebuild project has redefined coastal-style homes. It’s filled with warmth, subtle colours, and natural materials. Combined with a bright, airy design, Kiama Kin is the refreshing family home of our dreams. 

The bathrooms are nothing short of breathtaking with their captivating details including crazy pave flooring, an archway leading to the shower, and Venetian plaster. They are so serene, appearing as if you’ve stepped foot into a luxury day spa on a tropical island retreat. We love any chance to talk about the selections and design of this bathroom, so, we’re so glad you loved it as much as we do. 

Kiama Kin - image credit: Hemma Interiors | Nat Spada    

Kiama Kin - image credit: Hemma Interiors | Nat Spada    

Hazel House

From the moment we laid eyes on Hazel House, we knew it was something special, and we’re not just talking about the fact that it’s a historic home-turned-dream cottage. Hazel House is a charming country-style accommodation located in the quaint town of Berry, NSW. The wholesome space feels straight out of a novel with its calming mint green palette and classic touches. 

The bathrooms at Hazel House are just one of the gorgeous elements of the cottage with their brass details, mosaic tiling, marble accents, and light palette. If the rest of the home didn’t transport you back in time, the bathrooms sure will. We love how not a single aspect has been missed in creating this classic space that feels timeless and full of life. 

Hazel House - image credit: @hazelhouseberry | Nat Spada  

Hazel House - image credit: @hazelhouseberry | Nat Spada  

We hope this trip down memory lane has you feeling completely inspired for your interior design projects in the new year. Stay tuned for some incredible home tours coming soon to Style Edit.