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Exploring Two Vanity Finishes in a Light, Airy Bathroom Retreat

  • Writer: Melodee Miller
    Melodee Miller
  • Jul 15
  • 2 min read

When it comes to bathroom design, even a single material choice can completely change the mood of a space. This project is a perfect example of how 3D rendering can help clients confidently make those big calls - by showing them exactly how their options will look and feel in their own home.



A Spa-Like Vision for a Tricky Space


The brief for this bathroom was clear: create a light, warm, and airy retreat with a spa-like feel. But the space came with its quirks - an angled ceiling, a small window nook, and the client’s wish to fit a freestanding bath for added luxury.


We embraced these challenges, using the nook as the perfect setting for the Poseidon Olivia freestanding bath. The unusual ceiling lines became a feature rather than a constraint, giving the room its unique character.



Testing Two Vanity Finishes in 3D



The client was drawn to two very different vanity options:


  • Polytec Husk - a timeless, soft neutral for a serene and tonal look.

  • Polytec Plantation Ash - a light timber finish that added natural warmth and texture.



To help them decide, we created photorealistic 3D renders showing both finishes paired with YDL Stone Vene Rose benchtops, brushed brass tapware, and elegant tile selections from TileCloud and Jules Baxter. Seeing the two options in context allowed the client to compare how light, materials, and details interacted in the space - long before committing to the final selection.



Why 3D Rendering Made All the Difference



When designing a space, it’s easy to fall in love with samples or inspiration images. But seeing materials and finishes in your own layout, with your lighting and angles, is a whole different story.


This project highlights how rendering can help test ideas and avoid costly regrets later. From working around unique architectural features to experimenting with colour and material palettes, every decision was made with confidence.



The Final Result



The completed design feels calm, luxurious, and cohesive - an elegant bathroom retreat that meets every goal of the brief.


If you’re planning a renovation or new build, 3D rendering can help you visualise your space and refine your design before making the big decisions. I work with homeowners, designers, and builders to bring concepts to life.


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