While timeless design remains popular in the Southern Highlands, several emerging trends are shaping bathroom renovations throughout the region in 2025:
1. Broken-Plan Layouts
Moving beyond the open-plan trend, “broken-plan” bathroom layouts are gaining popularity in the Southern Highlands. This approach uses partial walls, different floor levels, or glass dividers to create distinct zones within the bathroom while maintaining a sense of spaciousness and flow.
“For master ensuites in particular, we’re creating defined areas for showering, bathing, and vanity functions,” notes our design team. “This zoning adds a sense of luxury and privacy without sacrificing the open feel that homeowners desire.”
2. Mocha Mousse and Blue Hues
Pantone’s 2025 Color of the Year, Mocha Mousse, has made a significant impact on Southern Highlands bathroom design. This warm, sophisticated brown tone works beautifully with the region’s traditional architecture and natural surroundings.
Simultaneously, various blue tones are replacing the greens that dominated in previous years. From deep navy to soft powder blue, these hues create serene, spa-like atmospheres that resonate with Southern Highlands homeowners seeking tranquility in their bathroom spaces.
3. Textural Depth
Bathrooms in the Southern Highlands are embracing rich textural elements in 2025. Grooved timber vanities, textured wall tiles, fluted glass, and natural stone with pronounced veining all add visual and tactile interest to bathroom designs.
“We’re moving away from flat, uniform surfaces,” explains our interior design specialist. “Southern Highlands clients are drawn to materials with character and depth that create more dynamic and inviting spaces.”
4. Smart Technology Integration
Even in the historically-minded Southern Highlands, smart bathroom technology is becoming increasingly popular. Digital shower controls, sensor-activated lighting, programmable underfloor heating, and mirrors with integrated technology are enhancing functionality while remaining discreetly integrated into traditional designs.
5. Sustainable Luxury
With the Southern Highlands’ strong connection to nature, sustainability is a growing priority in bathroom renovations. Water-efficient fixtures, locally sourced materials, energy-efficient heating systems, and durable, timeless design choices reflect the region’s environmentally conscious ethos.
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