Every surface is visible at once, so nothing hides a bad pairing.
Bathrooms are small enough that tile, vanity, fittings and floor are all in frame simultaneously. That makes them the least forgiving room to specify from samples and the most rewarding to see rendered.
Open the StudioWhat usually goes wrong
- Tile format fought into a small room, leaving slivers at every edge
- Grout colour chosen from a chart
- A vanity that blocks the door swing
- Lighting that shadows the face at the mirror
The workflow
- 1Whole Bathroom RemodelDecide the whole room together rather than surface by surface.
- 2RetileThen try layouts — stacked, running bond, herringbone all read very differently.
- 3Fix a Dark PhotoBathrooms photograph dark; correct the input so the render has something to work from.
Questions
- Will it move the toilet or bath?
- No. Relocating drainage is the most expensive change in a bathroom, so positions hold unless you ask.
- Can I try a wet room?
- Yes. Describe it and the screen and drainage arrangement follow.
Rooms that come up most