Five Dock | Family Bathroom and Bedroom Storage

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Family Bathroom and Bedroom Storage Upgrade

A reworked first floor turns awkward attic angles into a calm, functional family bathroom built around how the family actually shares the space.

The family bathroom had little to no storage
The layout didn't function for a sharing family
Awkward angled ceilings made the room feel cramped
The toilet was a feature of the room rather than tucked away

We reimagined the first floor and borrowed some attic space to create a proper wet zone with a private freestanding bath. A new freestanding wall with a soft curve softens the angled ceilings, the toilet is tucked around a corner so it isn't a feature, and intentional niches give the family the storage they need to share the room comfortably.

01Reimagined first floor borrowing attic space
02New freestanding wall with a soft curve to soften the angled ceiling
03Private wet zone with a freestanding bath
04Walk-around shower
05Toilet tucked around a corner, usable but not a feature
06Intentional niches for shared family storage

"We are very happy with how the renovation went and how the design all came together."