This article has been updated to reflect bathroom renovation costs in 2026. Prices have risen 5–8% from our 2025 guide, driven by material inflation and broader construction cost increases across New Zealand.

If you’re planning a bathroom reno in Auckland in 2026 — whether it’s a dated spot in your Grey Lynn villa or a family bathroom in Albany — here’s what it’s actually going to cost. Auckland mid-range renovations average $25,000–$32,000 (higher than the national $18,000–$26,000), with full overhauls reaching $40,000–$60,000. Good planning keeps it affordable and adds real value.

Quick 2026 Reference — Bathroom Renovation Costs in Auckland

• Mid-range bathroom renovation: $26,000–$35,000 (new tiles, fixtures, lighting, labour, and project management) — a 5–8% increase from 2025 due to labour and material inflation.
• Budget renovation (paint, new fittings, minor tiling): $9,000–$16,000.
• Luxury custom bathroom (wet room, premium brands with longer warranty): from $45,000.

Official NZ Construction Cost Trends (Stats NZ and MBIE)

• Residential construction prices rose 0.6% in the March 2025 quarter (Stats NZ, Value of Building Work Put in Place: March 2025).
• Annual construction prices increased 1.9% in the 12 months to March 2025 (Stats NZ).
• Construction input prices rose sharply post-2020 but growth slowed through 2023–2025 as supply issues eased (MBIE Building and Construction Sector Trends Annual Report 2023).
• Residential building construction output prices have increased faster than CPI in recent years (Stats NZ Producer Price Index). Expect ongoing upward pressure on renovation costs in Auckland — factor in 5–10% contingency for 2026 projects.

What’s a Realistic Bathroom Reno Cost in Auckland Right Now?

For most people, a mid-range refresh lands around $20,000–$35,000 — new tiles, vanity, shower, and fixtures, without moving walls. Cosmetic-only work (paint, minor updates) can come in at $8,000–$15,000, or as low as $3,000–$5,000 for a quick refresh. Go fully custom and you’re looking at $35,000–$65,000+. We’ve completed a contemporary Henderson Valley bathroom with matte black tiles and a wall bathtub for under $30,000, and a moody Parnell ensuite that came in at $45,000–$55,000. Labour is 40–50% of your total ($90–$120/hour in Auckland), materials are 20–25%, and allow 15–20% contingency for what turns up in older homes like Mt Eden bungalows.

What Pushes the Cost Up — or Down — on an Auckland Bathroom?

In small 5–7m² bathrooms, complexity matters more than floor area — fixed trade costs mean a compact bathroom can cost nearly as much as a larger one. Premium porcelain or stone tiles ($50–$150/m²) versus basic ceramic ($30–$50/m²) make a real difference to the total, as does relocating plumbing ($1,000–$5,000). Coastal areas like St Heliers need proper waterproofing ($300–$2,000) and good ventilation — skip these and you’re dealing with mould later. Some suburbs like Titirangi or Remuera may trigger consents ($500–$2,000) for structural work — check with Auckland Council. To keep costs down: reuse the existing layout, handle demolition or painting yourself ($500–$2,000 saving), shop Mitre 10 or Tile Depot sales, and bundle trades where possible.

How Do You Get the Most Value Without the Common Mistakes?

Focus on what your household actually needs. Non-slip floors and a proper bathtub for young kids in Westmere add $1,500–$3,000 but earn their keep. A wet room for a luxury feel in Mellons Bay runs $10,000–$15,000 and suits the right house and owner. Matte black Methven tapware and large-format tiles are holding well in Auckland — they look good and wear well in damp conditions. Don’t skimp on licensed plumbers and electricians, and don’t ignore ventilation. A project manager keeps timelines to 3–4 weeks and budgets from blowing out.

Want a bathroom that works properly for your family and your budget? Get in touch with Superior Renovations for a free quote.

Bathroom Renovation Costs in NZ

Your Complete 2026 Guide

Updated with 2026 project data and cost trends — our most comprehensive guide to date.

A bathroom renovation looks simple on paper. In practice, it’s the most trade-intensive renovation you can do — multiple skilled workers in a small space, all needing to work in sequence.

Planning a bathroom renovation in NZ and wondering what it costs? In 2026, the average bathroom renovation cost in New Zealand ranges from $12,000 for a minor upgrade to $50,000 for a full remodel. Whether you’re updating a small bathroom or building a luxury ensuite, this guide covers labour, materials, and the NZ-specific factors that shape the final number.

The trades involved in a bathroom renovation include a designer, demolisher, plumber, electrician, tiler, waterproofer, installer, painter, grouter, and plasterer — all working in a confined space. Organisation and planning are what keep a bathroom renovation on time and on budget. With a project manager coordinating trades, most bathrooms take 3–4 weeks to complete, assuming no structural or consent work is needed.

1. How Much Does It Cost to Renovate a Bathroom in New Zealand in 2026?

Whether you’ve lived in your Auckland home for years or just bought an older property in Grey Lynn or Henderson, renovating a tired bathroom is often high on the list. In New Zealand — and particularly Auckland — bathroom renovations are among the most expensive home upgrades. The top question is always the same: what’s the average cost?

The answer depends on scope. In Auckland, a mid-range bathroom renovation — new tiles, fixtures, and some plumbing or electrical work — averages $25,000–$32,000 in 2026. That’s above the national range of $18,000–$26,000, driven by Auckland’s higher labour and material costs. Supply chain pressures and a shortage of skilled trades have kept prices elevated despite hopes of post-COVID relief.

See mid-range bathroom examples:

Bathroom and toilet renovation in Papatoetoe

Rental renovation in Hillsborough

Classic kitchen and bathroom renovation in West Harbour

A full overhaul in Auckland — new layout, premium fixtures, custom finishes — runs $40,000–$60,000. Outside Auckland, Wellington or Christchurch projects of the same scope typically come in at $30,000–$45,000. A simple cosmetic refresh in Auckland can start as low as $3,000–$5,000, though even these carry a premium over rural NZ ($2,000–$4,000).

Understanding Your Bathroom Renovation Costs in Auckland

Breaking costs into components helps you see where the money goes — and where you can control it. In Auckland, labour at $90–$120/hour and higher urban material costs push prices above the national average at every tier. Labour typically accounts for 40–50%, followed by materials, fixtures, and plumbing and electrical work. The table below shows cost ranges across low, mid, and high-end renovations.

Table 1: Average Total Bathroom Renovation Costs in Auckland (2026)

Notes:

• Low-end: Cost-effective swaps ($600 toilet, $30/m² tiles), often suited to DIY elements.
• Mid-end: Full trade team, mid-range fixtures ($1,500 vanity), no major structural work.
• High-end: Bespoke fixtures ($3,000 sink), structural work, consents ($500–$2,000, aucklandcouncil.govt.nz).
• Auckland premium: Costs sit above NZ averages ($6,000–$12,000 low, $15,000–$30,000 mid, $30,000–$50,000 high) due to urban labour and material rates.

Detailed Cost Breakdown for Bathroom Renovations in Auckland (2026)

Notes:

• Low-end: Minimal trades (plumber only, $90–$120/hour), basic materials (ceramic tiles, $30–$50/m²), no structural work.
• Mid-end: Full trade team, mid-range fixtures ($1,500 shower), GIB replacement, minor plumbing adjustments.
• High-end: Premium materials (stone tiles, $100–$150/m²), custom fixtures ($3,000 vanity), structural changes ($2,000+ consents).
• Auckland premium: Labour and Building Code compliance (Clause E2) push costs above NZ norms.

See full project specifications and photos for the Henderson Valley bathroom renovation below

Contemporary bathroom renovation in Henderson Valley — matte black tiles, wall bathtub, custom vanity, top-mounted sink, tiled shower, and brushed brass fittings.

When a Bathroom Renovation Needs Consent (Auckland Council and Building.govt.nz)

• Exempt: Repair or replacement of existing sanitary fixtures (e.g., sink or toilet) carried out by an authorised person — no consent needed (Auckland Council: Kitchen and Bathroom Home Renovations guidance).
• Required: Adding new sanitary fixtures (extra bath or toilet), tiled wet areas, plumbing that affects structure (e.g., floor joists), or drainage changes.
• Minor plumbing under $5,000 may qualify for simplified processes, but structural or waterproofing impacts trigger full consent (building.govt.nz and Auckland Council guidelines). Always check — fines up to $200,000 apply for unconsented work under the Building Act.

2. Auckland Bathroom Renovation Costs in Detail

Most of our visitors are based in Auckland, so this section looks specifically at what bathroom renovations cost here — and why they cost more than other parts of the country.

Whether you’ve owned your home for years or recently picked up an older property in Ponsonby or Papatoetoe, a bathroom renovation is one of the bigger decisions you’ll make. In Auckland, they’re consistently more expensive than elsewhere in New Zealand — higher labour rates, higher material costs, and stronger demand for skilled trades all contribute. The first question is always: what’s the average cost?

A mid-range renovation in Auckland — retiling, new fixtures, some plumbing or electrical work — typically runs $25,000–$32,000. That’s 20–30% above the national average of $21,000–$26,000. Supply chain pressures and a tight labour market have kept prices elevated in this city. Outside Auckland, a comparable project might cost $18,000–$24,000 in Christchurch or Hamilton. A full overhaul with layout changes and custom fittings will reach $40,000–$60,000. A basic cosmetic refresh — new paint and minor updates — could start as low as $3,000–$5,000, though even these are pricier in Auckland than elsewhere in NZ.

How to Estimate Your Bathroom Renovation Cost in Auckland

Step 1: Define Your Goal
Are you modernising a tired villa bathroom in Mt Eden, or adding space in a cramped flat? In Auckland, modernising often means premium finishes and fixtures — which adds to costs. Space upgrades may involve structural work, which triggers consents and adds time and expense.

Step 2: List What You Need

• Fixtures: Sinks, toilets, showers, bathtubs.
• Tiles: Floor and wall tiles — imported options popular in Auckland run $50–$150/m² versus $30–$80/m² in other regions.
• Lighting and paint: Modern LEDs and durable paint suited to Auckland’s humidity.
• Cabinetry and extras: Custom vanities, mirrors, towel racks — small decisions that add up.

Step 3: Research Auckland Prices
Check suppliers like Bunnings, Mitre 10, or Tile Space for current material costs. A mid-range shower unit might cost $1,500 in Auckland versus $1,200 in Wellington. Factor in delivery fees — urban logistics add cost.

Step 4: Budget for Labour
Labour in Auckland is typically 50% or more of your total. Plumbers, electricians, and tilers charge $80–$120/hour here, versus $60–$90/hour in other regions.

Step 5: Build in a Contingency
Auckland homes regularly turn up surprises — rotten floorboards, outdated wiring. Add 15–20% ($4,000–$10,000 on a mid-range job). Permit costs, disposal fees, and minor repairs are part of this too.

Step 6: Consider What You Can Do Yourself
Painting and demolition are tasks some homeowners handle themselves, saving $500–$2,000. Plumbing and electrical must stay with licensed professionals — the risk and the compliance requirements are both real.

Spread the cost where possible: Tackle the big-ticket items first and add smaller upgrades in a later phase rather than trying to do everything at once.

3. 7 Factors That Affect Bathroom Renovation Costs in NZ

1. Bathroom size

   • Larger bathrooms need more materials and labour. A standard NZ bathroom runs 8–12m². Bigger bathrooms cost more; smaller ones are often not as much cheaper as people expect — fixed trade costs stay roughly the same regardless of size.

2. Material quality

   • Natural stone, premium tiles, and brass or stainless steel fixtures cost more upfront. Vinyl, laminate, and ceramic are more affordable but may need replacing sooner. The decision is a trade-off between initial cost and long-term durability.

3. Design complexity

   • A straightforward refresh costs less than a custom design. Adding a new shower, changing the layout, or installing custom cabinetry all increase labour time and materials — and therefore cost.

4. Plumbing and electrical work

   • Moving or adding plumbing and electrical systems requires licensed professionals and often Building Consent. These are non-negotiable costs — doing them properly protects the home and your insurance.

5. Labour costs

   • Labour is the biggest single cost in a bathroom renovation. Experienced, reputable trades cost more — but deliver better results and fewer problems. Choose wisely.

6. Permits and fees

   • Depending on scope, Building or Resource Consents may be required. Factor these into your budget from the start — they’re not optional and they take time to process.

7. Location

   • Auckland costs more than other parts of New Zealand, full stop. Higher labour rates and material costs are part of the city’s market. Apartments and multi-storey buildings can also carry additional access costs.

Understanding these factors helps you have a more informed conversation with your renovation company — and make better decisions when trade-offs are needed.

4. Why Renovate Your Bathroom in Auckland? 4 Key Reasons and What They Cost in 2026

Different households renovate for different reasons — and the reason you’re renovating should shape the brief. Here are four common situations we see in Auckland, with real cost context for each.

1. Young Families: Safety and Practicality

New parents and families with young children often renovate to make the bathroom safe and functional — a bathtub being the most common addition.

Key features for young families:

• Bathtubs: Mid-range freestanding tub in Auckland — $1,500–$3,000 (versus $1,200–$2,500 elsewhere in NZ).
• Non-slip flooring: Textured tiles ($50–$100/m²) or mats — non-negotiable in a wet bathroom used by small kids.
• Storage: Built-in shelves or cabinets ($500–$1,500) keep the space tidy and safe.
• Child-friendly fixtures: Soft-close toilet seats ($100–$200) and handheld showers ($150–$300).
• Grab bars: $50–$150 each — useful for children learning to bathe independently.

Auckland example:

• Westmere renovation: A rustic design featuring a large wet area for bathing kids, matte anti-slip tiles, and a double-sink vanity. Artisan Moss Green tiles from Tile Depot (6.5x20cm, $80/m²) and custom MDF cabinetry pushed this to $30,000–$35,000 — the small tile format is labour-intensive, and Auckland tradie rates ($90–$120/hour) reflect that.

Cost range: $25,000–$35,000 in Auckland (versus $20,000–$28,000 elsewhere).

Spotlight: Full project details and photos.

The tiles used in this bathroom’s feature wall are from Tile Depot’s more premium range — small format means more grout lines and more labour. The custom vanity and benchtop also contributed to the higher cost.

This bathroom is a good example of a family bathroom with young children in mind. The wet area is large enough for an adult to bathe a toddler comfortably.

West Harbour bathroom renovation

This renovation includes a freestanding bathtub — a practical addition for families with young children. The freestanding format makes cleaning around the tub easier, which matters for hygiene in a heavily used bathroom.

Spotlight: Full project details and before-and-after photos.

Full wall and floor tiling, freestanding bathtub, vanity, toilet, and custom tiled shower — this bathroom came in at $35,000–$38,000. Mid-range fixture brands kept the cost on the lower end for this scope.

Freestanding bathtub in a West Harbour family bathroom renovation.

2. Growing Families: More Space, More Function

As families expand — teenagers, extended households — bathrooms need to adapt. In Auckland, where older homes often house multiple generations, this can mean adding a separate toilet, splitting an ensuite, or creating a new bathroom from an existing bedroom.

Design ideas:

• Dual-use features: A shower and bathtub combination serves different ages in the household. Combined setup: $2,000–$4,000 in Auckland.
• Extra facilities: Converting a bedroom to a bathroom runs $35,000–$45,000. Adding a standalone toilet: $10,000–$15,000.
• Storage: Floating vanities ($800–$2,000) maximise floor area in tight spaces.

Auckland examples:

• Albany renovation: A shower and bathtub combined, oversized dark tiles ($60/m²), and a timber floating vanity. Cost: $28,000–$32,000.
• Avondale project: A bedroom converted into two bathrooms for a three-generational family — $40,000–$50,000, including plumbing and Auckland permit fees ($1,000–$2,000).

Cost range: $28,000–$50,000 in Auckland (versus $22,000–$40,000 elsewhere).

Modern bathroom in Albany — oversized dark floor tiles against neutral walls, timber floating vanity. Designed to work for a busy household of different ages.

See more:

Bathroom renovation in Avondale for a three-generational family

3. Adding Value for Resale or Rental

Renovating to sell or rent in Auckland’s market? Buyers and tenants both favour move-in-ready homes. Focus on cost-effective updates that read well rather than luxury finishes that don’t return their cost. Bathroom renovations typically return around $1.50 per $1 spent — higher in Auckland’s property market.

Smart choices for resale and rental:

• Mid-range fixtures: A $500 vanity or $800 shower delivers better ROI than a $3,000 designer sink.
• Neutral design: Half-height tiles ($30–$50/m²) and clean layouts have broad appeal.
• Fix issues first: Leaks and mould ($1,000–$3,000) need sorting before cosmetics.

Auckland example:

• St Heliers renovation: Narrow bathtub, wall-hung vanity, dark tiles tiled halfway up the walls — $20,000–$25,000. Budget-conscious and modern. Good for resale without overcapitalising.

Cost range: $20,000–$28,000 in Auckland (versus $15,000–$22,000 elsewhere).

St Heliers bathroom — narrow bathtub, wall-hung vanity, dark tiles to mid-wall. Tiling only halfway to the ceiling kept costs down while maintaining a clean, contemporary look.

See more:

Bathroom Design NZ Guide — Guest Bathrooms and Master Ensuites

Small Bathroom Design Guide — Layout, Cost, and Design Ideas

4. Personal Comfort — a Luxury Bathroom

Renovating purely for your own enjoyment? Go for it. Luxury upgrades — popular in Parnell, Titirangi, and Remuera — are about quality of life, not ROI.

Luxury features worth considering:

• Wet rooms: Ideal for smaller spaces — $10,000–$15,000 with seamless tiling.
• Premium fixtures: A $3,000 sink or Methven matte black tapware ($300–$600) lifts the whole space.
• Custom details: Art deco tiles ($100–$150/m²) or sliding shower doors ($1,500–$2,500).

Auckland examples:

• Titirangi renovation: Art deco floor tiles (labour-intensive at $120/m²) and premium St Michel fixtures — $35,000–$40,000.
• Mellons Bay project: Seamless matte tiles, custom MDF vanity panels, sliding shower door — $40,000–$45,000.
• Parnell luxury bathroom: Dark, high-finish interior — $45,000–$55,000.

Cost range: $35,000–$60,000 in Auckland (versus $30,000–$50,000 elsewhere).

Bathroom design ideas for classic, vintage, modern, and contemporary bathrooms

Spotlight: Contemporary bathroom renovation in Titirangi

The Titirangi bathroom looks simple, but the tiling is precise work — art deco floor tiles had to be laid perfectly to match the pattern across the whole floor. That level of skill takes time, and the cost reflects it.

“Matte black fixtures remain the top choice in premium suburbs like Parnell and Remuera in 2026 — but pair them with anti-corrosion coatings in coastal areas like St Heliers.” — Cici, Senior Designer, Superior Renovations.

The vanity, mirror cabinet, and matte black tapware in this bathroom are from premium brands — St Michel and Methven. These choices contribute to the overall cost and to the result.

More luxury bathroom renovations:

Luxury bathroom in Parnell

Dark and moody bathroom in Redvale

Spotlight: This Mellons Bay bathroom features matte tiles laid to look seamless, with minimal visible grout lines.

The sliding shower door costs more than a standard hinged door — that’s reflected in the total. The round black top-mounted basin and MDF wooden-look vanity panels add warmth to an otherwise dark palette.

5. How to Lower Your Bathroom Renovation Cost in Auckland: 5 Practical Tips for 2026

Bathroom renovation costs in Auckland run $20,000–$60,000, but your choices can move that number meaningfully. These five tips will help you spend less without compromising on what actually matters.

1. Refresh Rather Than Replace Cabinets and Fixtures

New vanities in Auckland run $800–$3,000. Before replacing:

• Repaint or restain: Fresh paint ($50–$100) or stain ($30–$80) can make old cabinets look new. Use moisture-resistant finishes in Auckland’s humid climate.
• Refinish sinks and tubs: Resurfacing ($300–$600) versus replacing ($1,500–$3,000) — a genuine saving when the unit is structurally sound.
• Saving: $1,000–$2,500 versus new installs.

2. Update Tapware and Handles, Not Whole Fixtures

A full fixture overhaul (toilet, sink, shower) costs $3,000–$10,000 in Auckland. For a modern look at lower cost:

• New tapware: Mid-range taps from Methven or Mitre 10 ($150–$500) update sinks and showers effectively.
• New handles: Cabinet and shower handles ($20–$100) make a visible difference for minimal cost.
• Why it works: Minimising install labour at Auckland’s $90–$120/hour rate — total $500–$1,500 versus $3,000+ for full fixture replacement.

3. Use Light Colours to Make the Space Feel Larger

Structural expansion costs $5,000–$15,000 in Auckland, plus permits. Before going that route:

• Light paint: Beige, soft yellow, or white ($50–$100) opens up a small bathroom without touching a wall.
• Mirrors: A large mirror ($200–$600) adds depth and bounces light — effective in compact Mt Eden or Ponsonby bathrooms.

4. Choose Practical Shower Solutions

Replacing a shower in Auckland averages $1,500–$9,000. Options:

• Acrylic shower box: $900–$2,000 installed — low maintenance, quick to fit, suits rental properties well.
• Tiled shower: $2,500–$4,000 — better looking, more work to clean, more labour to install.
• Glass doors: Standard hinged ($800–$1,500) costs significantly less than sliding ($1,200–$2,500).
• Plumbing note: Reusing existing pipes saves $1,000–$2,500 in Auckland.

Cost comparison:

5. Do Simple Tasks Yourself

Labour accounts for 40–50% of most Auckland bathroom renovations ($10,000–$20,000 for mid-range projects). Savings available from DIY:

• Painting: $100–$200 in supplies, saving $500–$1,000 in tradie fees.
• Demolition: Removing old tiles or fixtures ($200–$500 in tools) cuts $1,000–$2,000.
• Accessories: Installing towel racks or mirrors ($50–$150) avoids $200–$400 in labour.
• Important: Leave plumbing and electrical to licensed professionals. Non-compliance in Auckland costs more to fix than the money you’d save.

Talk to Superior Renovations

Ready to renovate — or just thinking it through? Call us on 0800-199-888 (9am–5pm) for practical advice suited to your budget. Our Wairau Valley showroom is open 7 days (9am–5pm) and has 5 bathroom displays, 3 kitchen setups, and hundreds of materials to look at in person.

6. Average Toilet Renovation Cost

Auckland Toilet Renovation Costs: 2026 Guide

Separate toilets are common in Auckland homes — and often overlooked until they become embarrassingly dated. Renovating yours at the same time as your bathroom saves money: same trades, reduced callout fees, 10–15% savings overall. In 2026, a full toilet renovation in Auckland averages $6,500–$9,000 (versus $5,500–$7,500 elsewhere in NZ).

Why Renovate at the Same Time?

• Efficiency: Shared trades (plumbers, tilers) reduce callout fees ($200–$400 per visit).
• Value: A clean, modern toilet adds to the home’s appeal for buyers and tenants.
• Practicality: Older North Shore and inner-city homes often have toilets that are well overdue.

Cost Breakdown

Turnaround Time

• 5–10 working days. Faster when bundled with a bathroom reno; standalone jobs may stretch to 10 days due to scheduling.

When You’ll Need Consent

Per Auckland Council (aucklandcouncil.govt.nz), consent may be required if:

• Plumbing is moved: Relocating a toilet or basin requires approval ($500–$2,000).
• Structural changes are made: Removing walls or altering drainage triggers Building Code compliance checks (Clause G13). Confirm with council before starting — consents protect you and the property.

Spotlight: Bathroom renovation in Redvale, Auckland — dark tones of grey and brown tile, custom tiled shower, custom vanity.

Full project details and photos.

7. Cost to Install a Tiled Shower in Auckland: 2026 Breakdown

A tiled shower adds durability and style to any Auckland bathroom — but it’s a premium choice. In 2026, installation costs $2,000–$9,500 in Auckland, above the national $1,550–$8,250 range due to higher labour and material rates. Retiling an existing shower runs $1,800–$4,000, excluding waterproofing ($500–$1,500).

Why a Tiled Shower?

• Design options: Ceramic ($30–$50/m²), porcelain ($50–$100/m²), or natural stone ($80–$150/m²) — different colours, patterns, and textures.
• Auckland appeal: In suburbs like Remuera and Titirangi, well-done tiled showers add to property value in a way that acrylic units don’t.
• Longevity: Properly installed, tiles outlast acrylic — and Auckland’s humidity makes proper installation non-negotiable.

Tiled Shower Cost Breakdown

When You’ll Need Consent for a Tiled Shower

Per Auckland Council (aucklandcouncil.govt.nz) and the NZ Building Code (building.govt.nz), consent is often required if:

• Plumbing is moved: New pipe runs or relocated fixtures trigger consent ($1,000–$2,000 in fees).
• Structural work is involved: Altering walls or floors for a wet room requires approval.
• Waterproofing compliance: Building Code Clause E3 mandates proper waterproofing. A failed install means leaks — and a $2,000+ repair job.

NZ Building Code Clause E3: Internal Moisture — Key Requirements

• Clause E3.3.1: Bathrooms must have adequate thermal resistance, ventilation, and space temperature to prevent moisture accumulation.
• Clause E3.3.3: Floor surfaces in spaces with sanitary fixtures must be impervious and easy to clean.
• Clause E3.3.4: Wall surfaces adjacent to sanitary fixtures must be impervious and easy to clean.
• Clause E3.3.6: Surfaces likely to be splashed must prevent water penetrating behind linings or into concealed spaces. Auckland’s humidity makes proper waterproofing — per E3/AS2 — essential. Non-compliance risks mould, structural damage, and health issues.

Ways to Keep Tiled Shower Costs Down

• Larger tiles: 30x60cm tiles ($50–$80/m²) need less grout and less labour than small mosaics ($80–$150/m²) — saving $100–$300.
• Reuse existing plumbing: Avoids $1,000–$2,500 in extra pipe work.
• Mid-range tiles: Porcelain at $50–$100/m² gives good results without the cost of natural stone.

Spotlight: Vintage bathroom renovation, North Shore

Vintage bathroom, North Shore — Englefield fixtures throughout. The client wanted a consistent vintage aesthetic, so fixture selection was central to the design brief.

Watch Kalun from Tile Depot on emerging tile trends

8. Bathroom Renovation Costs in Auckland and NZ — 2026 Summary

The right starting point for any bathroom renovation is understanding what you’re actually trying to achieve. Scope shapes cost — and a clear brief to your renovation company makes everything easier. Working with a company like Superior Renovations typically covers demolition, product supply, fixtures, installation, waterproofing, flooring, painting, and project management. Here’s how costs compare across renovation types.

1. Standard Minor Alterations (Budget Option)

Keep the existing layout. Swap out old fixtures for newer models. No major plumbing changes.

• What’s included: New fixtures, basic tiling, paint. Suitable for rentals or owners who want a tidy result without full disruption.
• Auckland cost: $10,000–$15,000 (versus NZ average $8,000–$13,000).
• Why higher in Auckland: Labour ($90–$120/hour) and urban material costs push the number up.
• Best for: Rental touch-ups and budget-conscious homeowners.
• Saving tip: Handle painting and minor fixture swaps yourself — $1,000–$2,000 saving.

2. Mid-Range Full Renovation (Most Common)

The most popular tier for Auckland family homes — Westmere, Albany, Henderson.

• What’s included: Mid-range fixtures (Englefield toilets, $600–$800), quality touches (matte black tapware, $200–$400), full tiling, waterproofing — managed by a renovation company.
• Auckland cost: $28,000–$35,000 (versus NZ average $26,000–$32,000).
• Why higher in Auckland: Tradie rates and permit costs ($500–$2,000) for plumbing work.
• ROI: Typically $1.50 per $1 spent, per Houzz industry data.
• Example upgrades: Double vanity ($1,500–$2,500), tiled shower ($2,500–$4,000).

3. Custom Luxury Renovation (High-End)

Suitable for Parnell, Titirangi, and premium Auckland homes where quality and design take priority.

• What’s included: Premium materials (quartz countertops, $2,000–$4,000), top-tier fixtures (bronze tapware, $500–$1,000), custom cabinetry (solid timber, $3,000–$5,000), bespoke tiling — full project management.
• Auckland cost: $40,000–$60,000+ (versus NZ average $34,000–$40,000+).
• Why higher in Auckland: Demand for custom design and premium material costs (stone tiles at $100–$150/m²).
• Luxury add-ons: Wet rooms ($10,000–$15,000) or underfloor heating ($2,000–$4,000).

Cost Comparison

Why Auckland Costs More

• Labour: Auckland tradies charge $90–$120/hour — 20–30% above the NZ average of $70–$100/hour (source: Builderscrack).
• Materials: Tiles and fixtures cost more due to urban demand and freight.
• Permits: Auckland Council fees ($500–$2,000) for structural or plumbing work exceed rural rates.
• Example: The same mid-range bathroom might cost $26,000 in Christchurch and $35,000 in Auckland.

Spotlight: Mid-range renovation in Greenlane

Double vanity, matte anti-slip tiles ($60/m²), tiled shower — $30,000 with Superior Renovations. A mix of mid-range and premium fixtures makes this a good benchmark for what’s achievable in Auckland at this price point.

Featured Projects (Mid-Range to Luxury)

Sarah’s luxury bathroom renovation in Redvale, Auckland

Two bathrooms renovated to a luxury feel at mid-range cost. Sold with the property. The highlight was the custom built-in vanities, designed to maximise storage in the available space. Full project details and photos.

Todd Chandler’s mid-range bathroom renovation in St Heliers

Three leaky bathrooms renovated in a contemporary style — timber-look tiles paired with white fixtures. The warm wood tone against white makes the space feel larger and brighter. See project details.

Luxury contemporary bathroom renovation in Titirangi, Auckland

The client wanted a bathroom that matched the rest of her home’s aesthetic. The art deco floor tiles are the standout — each one had to align perfectly with the pattern of the next. That level of precision takes time and skill. Full project details and photos.

Mary Stuart’s Spanish-style bathroom — Stanmore Bay

Mary wanted her kitchen and bathroom to feel like a Spanish villa. Blue walls, mosaic feature tiles, brass sink and tapware. It’s a specific brief — and the result is a bathroom that looks like it belongs in a different country entirely. See project details.

Designer bathroom in Westmere

10. Small Bathroom Renovation Costs in Auckland: 2026

Small bathrooms aren’t automatically cheap to renovate. Size matters less than most people expect — it’s the trades, fixtures, and complexity that drive cost, not square footage.

Why Size Doesn’t Drive Cost as Much as You’d Think

A small bathroom (5–7m²) requires the same core trades as a larger one — demolition, plumbing, electrical, tiling, painting, and installation. In Auckland, where labour runs $90–$120/hour, these fixed costs dominate the budget. A compact Ponsonby powder room needs the same skilled trades as a full ensuite in Parnell. The floor area is different. The process isn’t.

Key Cost Factors for Small Bathrooms

1. Trades: Plumbers, electricians, tilers, painters — $10,000–$15,000 in Auckland for a full renovation regardless of bathroom size.
2. Fixtures: Compact options (wall-hung vanities $500–$1,500, corner showers $1,000–$2,500) can cost less than standard units ($2,000–$4,000).
3. Complexity: Reconfiguring a tight layout or adding a wet room ($10,000–$15,000) increases cost regardless of floor area.
4. Materials: Tiles and waterproofing do scale with size — but even small areas need quality finishes to comply with Auckland’s Building Code and hold up in humid conditions.

Cost Breakdown for Small Bathrooms

• Auckland premium: Higher labour, permit fees, and urban material costs push prices 20–30% above NZ averages.
• Example: A 6m² bathroom in Westmere with tiled shower, new toilet, and vanity — $25,000 in Auckland versus $20,000 in Christchurch.

Full Renovation vs Minor Upgrades

• Minor upgrades: Swapping a toilet ($600–$1,000) or retiling a floor ($900–$1,200) keeps costs to $5,000–$10,000 in Auckland. Right for quick fixes or rental refreshes.
• Full renovation: Overhauling plumbing, electrical, and layout runs $20,000–$30,000. Transformative — and often the better long-term decision for Auckland’s competitive property market (ROI up to $1.50 per $1 spent).
• Auckland note: Older homes (Mt Eden bungalows, for instance) often need structural fixes — rotten floors, outdated wiring — that push full renovation costs higher.

Space-Saving Fixture Choices

• Compact showers: Acrylic units ($900–$2,000) or corner tiled showers ($2,500–$4,000) fit tight spaces better than walk-in configurations ($4,000–$7,000).
• Wall-hung vanities: $500–$1,500 versus freestanding ($1,500–$3,000) — and they make the floor area feel larger.
• Mirrors: A large mirror ($200–$600) opens up a small space without touching a wall.

Auckland Example: Small Bathroom in Henderson Valley

A 5m² bathroom with matte black tiles ($80/m²), custom vanity, and tiled shower — $28,000 with Superior Renovations. The confined space meant precise tiling and careful plumbing coordination. Size didn’t reduce complexity. It didn’t reduce cost much either.

Planning Tips

• Check consents early: Auckland Council requires consent for plumbing changes or structural work ($500–$2,000) per Building Code Clause E2.
• Function first: Non-slip tiles ($50–$100/m²) and storage niches ($500–$1,000) over big-ticket feature items.
• Get multiple quotes: Auckland tradie rates vary — comparing quotes can save $1,000–$2,000.

The short version: A small bathroom full renovation in Auckland costs $20,000–$30,000 — not because of size, but because trades, complexity, and fixture choices drive the number more than floor area does.

11. How Much Does It Cost to Tile a Bathroom in Auckland in 2026?

Tiling transforms a bathroom — but the cost depends on tile size, scope, and waterproofing, with Auckland’s labour and material rates sitting above national averages.

Per Square Metre Cost by Tile Size

• Auckland premium: Add 15–20% over NZ averages due to urban labour rates and demand.
• Materials: Ceramic ($30–$50/m²), porcelain ($50–$100/m²), or natural stone ($80–$150/m²) from Tile Depot.

What Affects Tiling Costs

1. Tile size: Smaller tiles (mosaics) need more cutting and grouting — adds $10–$20/m² in labour. Larger tiles reduce grout lines but need precise levelling ($200–$500 extra).
2. Scope: Full wall-to-ceiling and floor tiling costs more than a shower splashback. A 10m² Auckland bathroom fully tiled averages $600–$1,500 versus $300–$700 for a 2m² shower area.
3. Pattern complexity: Herringbone or feature walls take more time — add $200–$500 in Auckland labour.
4. Surface prep: Removing old tiles ($150–$300) or levelling floors ($300–$800) adds to the total, especially in older Auckland homes.
5. Location: Urban delivery fees and higher tradie rates are a constant in Auckland.

Waterproofing — Non-Negotiable

Waterproofing is mandatory in wet areas under NZ Building Code Clause E3 — and skipping it means leaks, mould, and expensive repairs. Costs by scope:

• Auckland note: Higher labour rates and quality membrane products (Mapei, $20–$30/m²) push costs above national averages.
• Consent check: Auckland Council may require consent for shower tiling if plumbing moves ($500–$2,000 in fees).

Total Cost Example: 10m² Auckland Bathroom

• Tiling: 10m² × $80 (mid-range 30x30cm tiles) = $800
• Labour: $600–$1,000 (6–10 hours at $90–$120/hour)
• Waterproofing: $1,000 (full bathroom)
• Prep and disposal: $300–$500
• Total: $2,700–$3,300

NZ average for the same job: $2,200–$2,800 in cities like Wellington.

Ways to keep tiling costs down in Auckland:

• Larger tiles (60x60cm, $80–$150/m²) cut labour time, saving $100–$300.
• Remove old tiles yourself ($150–$300 in tools) to save $200–$500.
• Porcelain ($50–$100/m²) balances style and budget versus stone ($80–$150/m²).
• Tile only the shower area (2–3m², $120–$300) instead of full walls if budget is tight.

Spotlight: Tiled bathroom in Redvale

An 8m² renovation using dark grey 60x60cm tiles ($90/m²) for floors and shower — $2,800 total ($1,200 materials, $1,200 labour, $400 waterproofing). Large tiles kept grout lines minimal and labour manageable despite Auckland rates.

Why Costs Vary

• Auckland factors: Higher tradie rates, urban fees, and demand for premium tile ranges (Tile Depot’s artisan collection) push numbers up.
• Elsewhere in NZ: $1,800–$2,500 for 10m² in rural areas due to lower labour and logistics costs.
• Get quotes: Prices swing $500–$1,000 based on experience and availability — compare at least two.

12. Can You Renovate a Rental Bathroom Cheaply in Auckland?

You can — but it requires a clear brief, smart sourcing, and knowing what you actually need to do versus what can wait. Tenants need a clean, functional bathroom. They don’t need luxury. Here’s how to keep costs down while meeting Auckland’s Healthy Homes standards.

5 Budget Strategies for Rental Bathrooms

1. Target essentials only: Budget for durable tiles, a functional vanity, and reliable fixtures. Cap at $5,000–$10,000 using Consumer NZ’s budgeting guidance (consumer.org.nz) — well below Auckland’s $20,000+ full renovation average.
2. Keep the plumbing where it is: Moving pipes costs $1,000–$2,500 plus consents ($500–$2,000). Keep the sink, toilet, and shower in place — that single decision saves thousands.
3. Paint, don’t replace walls: Moisture-resistant paint (Resene bathroom range, $50–$100) transforms tired walls. DIY for $100–$200 versus $500–$1,000 for a professional painter at Auckland rates.
4. Swap fittings, not systems: New taps ($50–$150), showerheads ($80–$200), and handles ($20–$50) from Mitre 10 sales are easy DIY upgrades. No plumber required. $1,000+ saved.
5. Re-grout rather than retile: Re-grouting ($100–$200 in materials) and sealing ($50–$100) refreshes the look without the cost of new tiling ($600–$1,500 in Auckland).

Where to Source Cheap Materials in Auckland

• Trade Me and Facebook Marketplace: Second-hand vanities ($100–$300), toilets ($50–$150), surplus tiles ($20–$40/m²) — half the price of new.
• Mitre 10 and Bunnings clearance: Budget tiles ($20–$40/m²) and fixtures (showerheads at $100) suited to rentals.
• Salvage yards: Auckland architectural salvage spots (listed on Builderscrack) sell used sinks and taps ($50–$200) that add character at low cost.
• Tip: Laminate vanities ($200–$500) over timber ($800+) — tenants won’t pamper expensive materials.

Finding Affordable Trades for Rentals

1. Use Builderscrack or NoCowboys: Source Auckland plumbers ($90–$120/hour) or tilers ($50–$80/hour) with reviews. Get three quotes — prices can drop $200–$500.
2. Coordinate trades yourself: Managing the sequence (plumber then tiler) avoids contractor overheads, saving $500–$1,000.
3. Prep the site yourself: Remove old tiles or strip paint ($50–$150 in materials) to cut $500–$1,000 off labour costs.

More Ways to Reduce Costs for Landlords

• Refinish, don’t replace: Resurface an existing vanity ($100–$300) or bathtub ($300–$600) instead of buying new ($1,000–$3,000).
• Laminate countertops: ($200–$500) look reasonable and hold up well in a rental.
• Simple upgrades: A new mirror ($50–$150) or towel rack ($20–$50) from Kmart freshens the space without structural cost.
• Healthy Homes compliance: Ensure ventilation (extractor fan, $200) and waterproofing ($400–$600) meet requirements (healthyhomes.org.nz) before cosmetic upgrades.

Auckland Rental Example: Papatoetoe Refresh

6m² rental bathroom in Papatoetoe — existing plumbing kept, shower retiled, fixtures updated:

• Second-hand vanity: $200 (Trade Me)
• 30x30cm tiles: $30/m², $180 for 6m² (Mitre 10 sale)
• New taps: $100
• Paint (Resene moisture-resistant): $80
• Re-grout: $150
• Tiler (Builderscrack): $600 for shower area
• Total: under $1,500 — tenant-ready, Healthy Homes compliant.

Auckland tenants need a bathroom that’s clean and functional. They don’t need stone tiles or sliding shower doors. Keep the brief tight, source smartly, and handle what you can yourself — $1,500–$6,000 is achievable for a solid rental result.

13. How Long Does a Bathroom Renovation Take in Auckland?

Cost is one part of the planning question. Time is the other. Auckland’s high tradie demand and Building Consent processing times mean bathroom renovations here often take longer than the national average.

Timeline by Renovation Type

Why Auckland Takes Longer

• Tradie availability: High demand for plumbers and tilers means 1–2 week delays before work starts.
• Building Consents: Auckland Council processing for plumbing or structural changes (Clause E2) adds 1–3 weeks.
• Humidity: Auckland’s damp conditions slow drying times for paint and grout, adding days to the schedule.

How to Speed Things Up

• Pre-order materials: Tiles and fixtures from Tile Depot can take a week to arrive. Order before work starts.
• Use a project manager: A coordinator ($1,000–$2,000) keeps trades sequenced properly, cutting 3–5 days from mid-to-high-end projects.
• Handle demolition yourself: Starting the tiler a day or two earlier by doing demo yourself saves meaningful time.

Auckland Example: Greenlane Mid-Range Renovation

A 10m² bathroom: week one for demolition and plumbing ($2,000–$3,000), week two for tiling ($800), week three for fixtures ($3,000) and finishing. A one-week consent delay pushed the total to four weeks — standard for an Auckland mid-range project.

14. Do You Need a Building Consent for a Bathroom Renovation in Auckland?

Not always — but getting this wrong is expensive. Here’s when consents are required and what they cost.

When You Need a Building Consent

• Low-end: Like-for-like swaps (new toilet, basic retiling) — no consent if plumbing stays unchanged. Good for quick rental fixes.
• Mid-end: Adding a tiled shower or second vanity may need consent (Building Code Clause G13). Check with Auckland Council first.
• High-end: Structural changes (wall removal, wet rooms) always require consent for safety and waterproofing compliance (Clause E3).

Auckland-Specific Consent Rules

• Plumbing changes: Relocating pipes or adding new lines — $500–$1,500, plus inspections.
• Waterproofing: Mandatory for showers. Non-compliance means leaks — and $2,000+ in repairs.
• Structural work: Wall alterations or drainage changes require consents ($1,000–$2,500) and often an engineer’s report ($500–$1,000).
• Heritage homes: Extra approvals required — add $500–$1,000 and 2–4 weeks. Common in Ponsonby and Mt Eden.

Cost and Timeline Impact

• Fees: $500–$2,500 in Auckland — higher than rural NZ ($300–$1,500).
• Delays: 1–4 weeks processing, with idle tradie time adding $500–$1,000.
• Fines: Skipping consents risks $1,000+ penalties or forced rework. Not worth it.

How to Handle the Consent Process

• Check early: Visit aucklandcouncil.govt.nz or call 09 301 0101 — free and quick.
• Use a professional: An architect ($1,000–$2,000) can manage the consent application and save you time.

Auckland Example: Papatoetoe Rental

A landlord retiled a shower ($600) and swapped fixtures ($1,000) — $6,000 total, no consent, done in five days. Later adding a toilet ($2,000) required a $1,500 consent and a three-week delay, pushing total costs to $9,500. The consent was unavoidable — but knowing upfront would have allowed better scheduling.

Auckland Council Building Consent Fees for Plumbing and Minor Bathroom Work (2026)

• Minor plumbing work under $5,000 (with producer statement): Fixed fee of $343.
• Minor plumbing work under $5,000 (not by approved installer): Fixed fee of $343 plus inspection deposit of $195.
• Rainwater tanks connected to internal plumbing (above ground): Base fee $624 plus inspection deposit $390.
• General plumbing and drainage changes: Typically require consent if adding fixtures or affecting structure — fees at Technical Level 1 Residential: $195/hour. Many like-for-like fixture replacements are exempt under Schedule 1 of the Building Act 2004, but adding new sanitary fixtures or tiled wet areas generally requires consent.

15. Choosing Materials for Your Auckland Bathroom Renovation

Material choices shape both the cost and the result. Auckland’s humidity and urban premium market mean the decisions here matter more than in most NZ cities.

Key Materials and Costs

• Auckland costs: Porcelain tiles at $50–$100/m² in Auckland versus $40–$80/m² in rural NZ (Tile Depot pricing).
• Climate note: Auckland’s humidity (70–80% annually) means waterproof options like porcelain and acrylic outlast cheaper vinyl ($20–$40/m²) which warps and degrades faster.

How to Choose

1. Budget first: Rentals use ceramic and laminate to stay in the $5,000–$10,000 range. Premium homes use stone and solid timber at $35,000+.
2. Tenant vs owner: For rentals, easy-to-clean acrylic showers ($900–$2,000) over tiled showers ($2,500–$4,000) that need grout maintenance.
3. Auckland climate: Moisture-resistant paint (Resene, $50–$100) and sealed tiles prevent mould — a real ongoing cost in an Auckland bathroom that’s under-specified.
4. Tile size and labour: Larger tiles cut labour time and therefore total cost — relevant at Auckland’s $90–$120/hour rates.

Where to Source in Auckland

• Tile Depot: Wide range (ceramic to stone, $30–$150/m²) — check sales for 20–30% off.
• Mitre 10 and Bunnings: Budget fixtures and clearance tiles for rental renovations.
• Trade Me: Second-hand vanities and surplus tiles for landlords watching costs.
• Pre-order: Auckland supply delays run 1–2 weeks — order early to avoid holding up your tradespeople.

Auckland rental example, Westmere: Ceramic tiles ($40/m², $240 for 6m²), laminate vanity ($300), acrylic shower ($1,200). Total materials: $1,740. Full renovation under $6,000 — tenant-ready.

16. Top 5 Bathroom Renovation Mistakes to Avoid in Auckland

These are the mistakes that turn manageable projects into expensive ones. Most are avoidable with straightforward planning.

1. Skipping Building Consents

• The mistake: Assuming minor changes (moving a shower, $2,000–$3,000) don’t trigger consent requirements.
• The cost: Fines ($1,000+) or forced rework ($5,000–$10,000) from Auckland Council non-compliance (Building Code Clause G13).
• The fix: Check aucklandcouncil.govt.nz before you plan anything structural. Consents cost $500–$2,500 — considerably less than the alternative.

2. Underestimating Costs

• The mistake: Budgeting $10,000 for a job that’s $20,000–$35,000 in Auckland’s market.
• The cost: Mid-project cuts that compromise quality, or stopping work while you find more funds — both expensive in different ways.
• The fix: Build in 15–20% contingency. Auckland’s older homes (Ponsonby villas, Mt Eden bungalows) regularly produce surprises — rot, wiring, asbestos.

3. Cheap Materials That Don’t Last

• The mistake: Vinyl flooring ($20–$40/m²) or $50 tapware that fails within two or three years in Auckland’s humidity.
• The cost: Replacement costs of $1,000–$2,000 versus durable porcelain ($50–$100/m²) or mid-range tapware ($150–$300) lasting 10+ years.
• The fix: Match material quality to intended lifespan. Rentals can use budget materials; owner-occupied homes benefit from investing a tier higher.

4. No Ventilation

• The mistake: Skipping an extractor fan ($200–$400) to save money.
• The cost: Mould remediation ($1,000–$3,000). Healthy Homes fines ($500+) for rental properties.
• The fix: A basic extractor fan is mandatory for rentals (healthyhomes.org.nz) and sound practice for any Auckland bathroom. It’s cheap insurance.

5. Poor Planning and Scheduling

• The mistake: Not coordinating trades or ordering tiles late, stalling a $20,000–$35,000 job.
• The cost: Idle labour time adds $500–$1,000. Rushed work causes quality problems ($600+ to redo).
• The fix: Plan 4–6 weeks ahead. Pre-order from Tile Depot. For high-end projects ($35,000+), a project coordinator ($1,000–$2,000) pays for itself.

Auckland Example: Mt Eden Mid-Range

A homeowner budgeted $15,000 for a 10m² renovation but skipped a $1,500 consent for plumbing changes. Council halted the job, adding three weeks and $3,000 in corrections — total cost reached $22,000. Proper planning and the consent upfront would have kept it at $18,000.

17. Bathroom Renovation Trends in Auckland for 2026

These are the trends we’re seeing across Auckland projects in 2026 — what’s working, what it costs, and where it makes sense versus where it doesn’t.

1. Matte Black Fixtures

• Cost in Auckland: $500–$1,500 for a full set of matte black tapware and fittings (versus chrome at $300–$800).
• Why it works: Low-maintenance, contemporary, and fits Auckland’s urban aesthetic — from Ponsonby rentals through to Parnell luxury homes.
• Budget note: Works well in rentals ($8,000–$15,000) for a premium look without structural cost.

2. Large-Format Tiles

• Cost in Auckland: $800–$1,500 for 10m² (Tile Depot), plus $600–$1,000 labour — total $1,400–$2,500.
• Why it works: Less grout means less cleaning — key for rentals. Porcelain holds up in Auckland’s humidity.
• Cost tip: Mid-range $50–$100/m² porcelain gives good results at lower cost than premium stone.

3. Wet Rooms

• Cost in Auckland: $10,000–$15,000 (tiling, waterproofing at $800–$1,500, plumbing at $2,000–$3,000). Building Consent typically required ($1,000–$2,500).
• Why it works: Space-efficient and increasingly popular in Auckland’s compact apartments and inner-city homes.
• Who it suits: Owner-occupiers in high-end homes. Not cost-effective for rentals.

4. Floating Vanities

• Cost in Auckland: $500–$1,500 mid-range, $2,000–$3,000 luxury — installation adds $300–$600.
• Why it works: Makes small Auckland bathrooms (5–7m²) feel more open. Practical in tight layouts.
• Rental tip: Laminate versions ($200–$500) keep costs low without looking cheap.

5. Smart Lighting

• Cost in Auckland: $300–$800 for LED strips or motion-sensor lighting, plus $500–$1,000 electrical labour.
• Why it works: Energy-saving (Healthy Homes benefit for rentals) and adds quality to a mid-range renovation with minimal disruption.
• Best added at: The electrical stage of a mid-range renovation ($20,000–$35,000) — low incremental cost, noticeable improvement.

Trends in Auckland bathroom renovations for 2026 range from $500 fixture upgrades to $15,000 wet room builds. Match the trend to your brief — rentals should lean toward durable, low-maintenance options. Owner-occupiers have more flexibility to invest in the features that genuinely improve daily life.

18. How to Choose the Right Bathroom Renovation Company in Auckland

The team you choose shapes the result, the timeline, and the final cost. In Auckland’s busy renovation market, this decision matters.

What to Look For

Experience with Auckland homes

• Look for 5+ years in bathroom renovations specifically. Companies familiar with Auckland’s older homes handle the surprises better — rotten floors, outdated wiring, heritage compliance.
• Check portfolios and visit the Wairau Valley showroom if you want to see completed work firsthand.

Licensed and insured

• Licensed Building Practitioners (LBP) and liability insurance are non-negotiable. Verify LBP status at building.govt.nz. Unlicensed work creates consent and insurance problems.

Transparent quotes

• Get a breakdown: labour, materials, fixtures, consents. Vague quotes lead to unexpected costs mid-project. Get three quotes via Builderscrack and compare the detail, not just the total.

References and reviews

• 4+ stars on Google or NoCowboys, and ask for two or three references from similar-scope projects. Auckland’s busy tradies can overcommit — reviews tell you whether they follow through.

Project management

• Companies that coordinate all trades ($1,000–$2,000 fee) save the headaches of managing plumbers, tilers, and electricians yourself. For any project over $20,000, it’s worth the cost.

Where to Find Contractors

• Builderscrack: Local Auckland tilers ($50–$80/hour) and plumbers ($90–$120/hour) with verified reviews.
• NoCowboys: Filter by rating — aim for 90%+.
• Superior Renovations: Wairau Valley showroom visits let you see work in person — call 0800-199-888.
• Tip: Peak season (summer) books out 4–6 weeks ahead. Start the conversation early.

19. How to Finance Your Auckland Bathroom Renovation

Auckland bathroom renovation costs range from $8,000 for a basic rental refresh to $65,000 for a high-end overhaul in 2026. Finding the right funding approach matters as much as finding the right builder.

Personal savings work well for low-end renovations ($8,000–$15,000). No interest, full control — but set aside an extra 15–20% for what older homes often produce.

Home loans make sense for larger projects, using your property’s equity at competitive rates (often 4–6%). Superior Renovations partners with Linda Eagleton from Loan Market to help clients assess their options and structure finance against their home — particularly useful for mid-to-high-end renovations ($20,000–$65,000). More detail on our renovation finance guide.

Q Mastercard interest-free financing (available through Superior Renovations — see finance options) offers up to 18 months interest-free. Spreading a $36,000 renovation over 18 months at around $2,000 per month is manageable for most Auckland households. Standard lending criteria apply.

Personal loans (8–14% interest) suit mid-range projects ($20,000–$35,000) where the payback period is short. Credit cards work for small add-ons ($150–$400 tapware) paid off quickly — avoid using them for anything larger.

Real example: A Henderson homeowner financed a $25,000 renovation (10m², tiled shower, new vanity) with $10,000 in savings and a $15,000 personal loan at 10% interest ($600/month). Done in three weeks. A practical balance for an Auckland mid-range project.

Match your financing to your renovation scope and repayment comfort. Rentals: savings or interest-free finance to preserve cash flow. Owner-occupied homes: home loans for long-term gain.

To Sum Up

Renovating a bathroom in Auckland in 2026 costs $8,000 for a no-frills rental fix through to $65,000+ for a full luxury build. Auckland’s labour rates ($90–$120/hour), material costs, and Building Consent requirements push prices above the NZ average at every tier — but smart decisions around layout, materials, and timing can keep the number manageable. Whether you’re financing through savings, a home loan, or Q Mastercard, planning with a company that includes project management reduces the risk of blowouts. From consents to timelines to the specific mistakes that cost people money — this guide gives you what you need to approach the conversation with your renovation company from a position of knowledge.

For specific cost estimates, use our Renovation Cost Calculators

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在你装修浴室之前，先问问自己装修的原因，然后再制定计划。一旦你确定了装修的原因，我们就可以制定计划和相关的费用了

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在这篇文章中，我们将讨论以下内容:

1.在奥克兰，浴室装修的平均费用是多少？

2.为什么装修的原因会决定你的浴室装修的预算

3.降低新浴室装修成本的技巧

4.安装瓷砖淋浴的费用

5.安装一个新马桶的费用

6.基本浴室装修、中档浴室装修和豪华浴室装修的平均费用

7.以信息图的形式分享本文的压缩版本

8.我们在奥克兰翻新过的浴室的专题案例研究

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1. 在奥克兰翻新一个浴室需要多少钱？

无论你是在同一所房子里住了好几年，还是刚买了一栋老房子，你都可能面临需要翻新旧浴室的问题。大多数奥克兰人都知道，翻新浴室可能是装修中最昂贵的装修之一。因此，人们在考虑翻新浴室时，首先要问的自然是，新浴室的平均翻新费用是多少？

然而，这也是最难回答的问题之一，因为装修浴室对不同的人意味着不同的事情。

例如，一个大型浴室装修可能涉及浴室的布局的改变、购买新的浴室设备、购买固定装置，
改变地板、新油漆、改变水管和电气工程，这可能意味着中档浴室的平均费用21,000纽币 ~24,000纽币之间（这可能是最受欢迎的选择）

 

查看更多中档浴室的例子

Papatoetoe的浴室和厕所装修

Hillsborough的租房装修

西港区经典厨房和卫生间翻新

Greenlane的浴室装修

 

另一方面，如果您只打算刷一层新的油漆，并做一些其他的小改动，那么新浴室装修的平均 费用可能只有几千纽币。

不过，由于大多数浴室装修都介于这两个区间值，因此新浴室装修的平均费用将介于这两个区间值之间。

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如何计算出新浴室装修的平均费用

虽然新浴室装修的平均费用会因工作和情况的不同而变化，但您可能想知道您的浴室装 修要花多少钱。在Superior Renovations我们有一些提示，可以帮助您确定浴室装修的费用。

• 首先要确定您装修浴室的目的。您需要更大的空间吗? 您的浴室是否需要进行现代化改造，以便与您家其他地方的装饰风格保持一致? 一旦您确定了目的，您就会对实现目标所需的东西有更清晰的认识。
• 将您需要改造的所有东西列一个清单，如灯具、照明、油漆、瓷砖、橱柜、地板等。
• 把雇人做装修的费用算进去。

请记住，您可以先做浴室装修的大项目，然后再加入一些小细节来帮助您分摊该装修工作 的费用。

2. 为什么你需要重新翻新你的浴室？

拥有一个计划可以确保你的钱正花在正确的地方.

不同的家庭对浴室翻新的需求也不同. 人们对配件的选择，以及是选择浴缸还是淋浴间或是两个都选，都由他们的装修理由来决定。

1. 一个年轻的家庭

一个年轻的家庭和一个有着大孩子的家庭相比，装修的需求是非常不同的。如果你有一个 蹒跚学步的孩子或一个即将出生的新生儿，而你的浴室里没有浴缸，那么在装修中加入一个浴缸将是一个明智的选择。

年轻家庭的浴室装修

2. 成长中的家庭/增加便利

家庭的成长可能意味着你需要更多的空间让成年人更舒适地在房子里生活。这也可能意味 着需要再建一个独立的厕所，或者将一个套房分成一个厕所和一个浴室。如果你的家里有空间，那么你可以增加一个完整的浴室来增加便利。

给一个在AVONDALE不断成长的三代同堂的家庭进行的浴室装修案例

3. 增加再出售的价值

如果你想在出售或出租房屋前增加价值，我们建议客户不要过度投资。租房者和买家都喜欢不用装修的房子。他们想要的是几乎不需要维修的最新房屋。

一般来说，卫生间的装修每花1纽币就能增加1.5纽币的价值。正在打算出售房屋的人应该考虑使用既简单又最新的产品和装置。如果你要出售，没有必要买一个花费3000纽币的设计师水槽，因为这不会产生任何投资回报。

St Heliers的浴室翻新，增加销售价值

4. 提高生活质量，增加一个豪华浴室

如果你在装修时想增加舒适度和一点豪华感，那么过度投资也不失为一个好主意。如果你的空间很小，你可以选择湿润室风格的浴室，制造一个像温泉一样的感觉，甚至可以在3000纽币的水槽上大肆挥霍。你的预算决定了装修效果，其可能性是无穷无尽的。

Titirangi的现代浴室装修

Parnell的豪华浴室

3.降低新浴室装修平均成本的技巧

你还需要记住，新浴室装修的平均费用只是一个估算的数字。 但是，有一些方法可以降低浴室装修的成本，包括：

• 浴室橱柜–与其更换浴室橱柜，不如考虑对其进行修复，或将其粉刷成新的现代颜色。您还可以对浴缸和水槽进行修复，使其焕然一新。
• 使用新的水龙头和把手，而不是所有新的浴室装置–很多时候，仅仅改变水槽和浴缸的把手和水龙头，就足以让您的浴室看起来更加现代。
• 轻装上阵—实际上，您不必为了让浴室看起来更宽敞而扩大其面积。其实，将您的浴室刷成浅黄色或米色，也可以使它看起来很宽敞，而不是通过拆掉一堵墙。

无论您是想进行完整的浴室翻新，还是只想让您的浴室焕然一新，请在9点至5点之间致电0800-199-888，我们将很乐意为您提供帮助。

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更换淋浴器的平均费用

更换淋浴器的平均费用在1150到8850纽币之间，这取决于你想要的尺寸和功能。安装一个新的亚克力淋浴箱可能只需支付1150纽币–虽然瓷砖淋浴器是一个更豪华的选择，但它们更难清洁，所以那些时间紧的人可能更愿意选择易于清洁的亚克力淋浴器。如果你需要添加水管或者你想使用昂贵的材料，总价会更高，尤其如果你想重新做一整个的瓷砖翻新。

4.安装瓷砖淋浴器的成本

瓷砖淋浴房的价格较高，这也反映在价格上，安装一个新的瓷砖淋浴房需要1550至8250纽币。如果你只需要更换墙面和地面材料，重新铺设一个淋浴房的费用在1500到3500纽币之间，这还不包括防水费用。它在颜色、图案和设计方面提供了更多选择。精心设计的瓷砖墙面可以让人眼前一亮。

瓷砖的价格约为每平方米25纽币。天然石材和其他高端的选择可以达到每平方米75纽币。

5.浴室翻新的平均花费

奥克兰的大多数家庭都有一个独立的并且经常被忽视的厕所。通常空间很小，有老式的变色的乙烯基地板和一个马桶，实在很难令人满意。如果你正在装修你的浴室，那么这将是一个考虑将你的马桶也翻新一下的好时机。这将节省你的时间，因为浴室和马桶可以同时进行翻新。一般来说，如果厕所的翻新与浴室的翻新一起进行，会比较便宜，这样就不会出现劳动力/资源和产品的双重浪费。

这包括在重新铺设瓷砖之前拆除浴室内的所有固定装置、马桶、洗涤槽（如果有的话）和配件。每个马桶大约需要5-10个左右的工作日，新的配件必须在开始之前购买。

以下是一个作为粗略的厕所翻新价格和工作范围的指导。

瓷砖工程

1.供应和铺设墙砖至天花板高度 – 1900-3150纽币（取决于尺寸和复杂程度）

2.供应和铺设厕所地砖 – 800纽币 – 1000纽币

水管工程

1.供应和安装01套马桶和坐便器喷头 – 520纽币 – 850纽币（取决于型号）

2.供应和安装01套洗脸盆和水龙头-$250 – $420 (视型号而定)

3.供应和更换马桶的不锈钢管道 – $450 – $800（取决于冷/热）。

拖运和处理

1.运输和处理产生的垃圾 – 350纽币 – 600纽币

需要购买的物品

1.购买新马桶和马桶翻新的配件 – 200纽币至300纽币及以上

估算厕所翻新费用：6xxx纽币及以上的全部厕所翻新覆盖工作

预计周转时间：5-6个工作日

6.在新西兰装修一间浴室平均要花多少钱？

2021年价格指南

一旦你知道你装修的确切原因，你就可以开始计划你的装修预算了。如果你是通过一家装修公司进行装修，那么你的装修将包括拆卸、提供产品和固定装置、安装、防水、地板、油漆和最重要的项目管理。

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莎拉（Sarah）在奥克兰雷德维尔 (Redvale, Auckland)的豪华浴室装修

我们装修了其中的两个浴室，给人一种豪华的感觉，但实际上这是一个中档的浴室。在房子被出售之前，浴室便已经完全翻新过了。这个项目的亮点之一是定制的洗脸台，使浴室的空间最大化。查看完整的项目详述+照片

托德·钱德勒(Todd Chandler)在圣赫里尔斯(St Heliers)的中档浴室装修

我们用现代风格的木质瓷砖和橱柜翻修了Todd 三间漏水的浴室。木质外观的瓷砖与白色装置相映成趣，使浴室看起来宽敞而现代。

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奥克兰Titirangi豪华现代浴室装修

我们的客户想要翻新她的浴室，以匹配她家整体的艺术风格。这次装修的亮点是巧妙地使用了瓷砖的图案，使其具有当代工匠的风格。

查看完整的项目详述+照片。

玛丽·斯图尔特 （Mary. Stuart）的西班牙风格浴室，镶嵌着马赛克瓷砖

玛丽在斯坦莫尔湾 （Stanmore Bay）的厨房和浴室的翻新风格牢记了西班牙别墅的设计。浴室被刷成蓝色，墙上贴着马赛克瓷砖。黄铜水槽和水龙头增加了西班牙乡村别墅的感觉

查看项目详述。

To summarise

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202년 오클랜드의 평균 욕실 수리비용은 다양한 요소를 고려하여 결정할 수 있습니다. 욕실 리노베이션에는 디자이너, 해체공, 배관공, 전기공, 타일러, 방수공, 설치공, 페인트공, 그루터, 도장공이 포함됩니다. 작은 공간에서 위의 모든 사람을 관리한다고 상상해 보면 욕실 공사에 조직과 계획이 얼마나 중요한지 쉽게 이해가 갈 것입니다. 일반적으로 현장에 프로젝트 매니저가 상주하며 거래를 관리하는 경우에도 욕실 리노배이션이 완료되는 데는 2-3주가 걸립니다.

1. 오클랜드에서 욕실시공은 얼마나 들까요?

여러분이 몇 년 동안 같은 집에서 살았든 더 오래된 집을 샀든 간에 여러분은 오래된 욕실을 수리해야 할 필요성에 놓였을지도 모릅니다. 대부분의 오클랜드 사람들이 알고 있듯이, 욕실수리는 많은 비용이 드는 공사입니다. 따라서 사람들이 욕실을 바꾸려고 마음을 먹었을 때 가장 먼저 던지는 질문 중 하나는 새로운 욕실 공사의 평균 비용이 얼마인가 하는 것입니다.

하지만, 다양한 사람들이 다양한 이유로 시공을 하기 때문에 대답하기 가장 어려운 질문들 중 하나입니다.
예를 들어, 주요 욕실 리노베이션에는 욕실 배치 변경, 새 욕실 가전제품 구입, 고정장치 구입, 바닥 교체, 새 페인트 교체, 배관 교체 및 전기 작업이 포함될 수 있으며, 중간 범위로 시공했을 때 18,000달러에서 22,000달러 사이일 수 있습니다(가장 인기 있는 선택으로 보입니다.)

 

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그린레인의 욕실 리노베이션

 

반면에 당신이 페인트 칠만 새로 하고 아주 소소한 것들만 바꿔야 한다면 욕실 리노베이션의 비용은 단지 몇 천 달러밖에 들지 않을 것입니다..
그러나 대부분의 욕실 공사 비용은 이 두가지 비용의 사이의 범주에 있으므로 새로운 욕실시공 비용도 이 금액 사이에서 이루어 질것입니다.

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욕실공사 비용은 어떻게 산출할까요?

• 욕실 시공의 목적을 결정하는 것부터 시작하세요. 공간이 더 필요하신 가요? 욕실이 집에 맞게 현대화되어야 하나요? 일단 목적을 결정하면 당신은 그 목표를 성취하기 위해 무엇이 필요한지 더 명확하게 알 수 있을 것입니다.
  • 집기, 조명, 페인트, 타일, 장식장, 바닥재 등 리모델링에 필요한 모든 것의 목록을 만드세요.
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2.당신의 욕실은 왜 리노베이션이 필요할까요?

계획을 세우면 공사비가 적절히 쓰이고 있는지 확신할 수 있습니다.
집집마다 필요한 욕실공사의 이유가 다르듯이 적절한 제품을 고르고 욕조를 시공할지 샤워부스를 할 지의 선택은 당신이 욕실공사를 하려는 이유에서부터 결정됩니다.

1. 신혼부부

신혼부부나 젊은 연령대의 가족들은 중년층과는 필요사항이 다릅니다. 만약 아기가 있거나 아기를 계획하고 있다면 욕실 시공에 욕조를 포함하는 것은 현명한 선택일 것입니다.

신혼부부를 위한 욕실 공사

2. 확대가족 / 편의성의 증가

가족이 늘어난다는 것은 성인이 집에서 편안하게 살 수 있는 더 많은 공간이 필요하다는 것을 의미합니다. 별도의 화장실을 만들거나 기존의 욕실을 화장실과 샤워로 분리할 필요가 있다는 것을 의미이기도 합니다. 집에 공간이 있다면 욕실 전체를 추가해 편의성을 높일 수 있습니다

3대가 사는 가족을 위한 아본데일의 욕실 시공사례

3. 매매를 위한 가치상승

만약 집을 팔거나 임대하기 전에 가치를 더하려고 한다면, 우리는 고객들에게 너무 많은 돈을 쓰지 말라고 충고합니다. 임대인과 구매자들은 모두 개조할 필요가 없는 집을 선호합니다. 그들은 수리할 필요가 거의 없거나 조금이라도 업데이트된 집을 원합니다.
일반적으로 말해서, 욕실 리노베이션에는 1달러당 1.50달러가 추가됩니다. 집을 팔려고 한다면 심플한 신제품과 붙박이를 사용하는 것이 좋습니다. 집을 팔기 위해 3,000달러짜리 디자이너 싱크대는 살 필요가 없습니다. 그렇게 하면 투자 수익이 나지 않기 때문입니다.

매매가치를 높인 세인트힐러스의 욕실시공사례

4. 삶의 질 향상/고급 욕실 추가

예산을 추가한다면 얼마든지 편안하고 고급스러운 욕실을 만들 수 있습니다. 작은 공간에 3000달러짜리 세면대를 가진 스파 느낌의 습식 사우나도 만들 수도 있습니다. 당신의 예산에 따라 가능성은 무한합니다.

티티랑기의 현대적인 욕실시공

파넬의 고급욕실

3. 욕실시공의 평균비용을 줄이는 팁

욕실시공의 평균비용은 단지 어림잡은 것이라는 것을 명심해야 합니다. 그러나 아래 목록을 참고하여 시공비를 줄일 수 있는 방법은 있습니다.

• 욕실 캐비닛– 욕실 캐비닛을 교체하는 대신에 새로 색을 칠하는 것을 고려해보세요. 세면대와 욕조도 도색을 하여 새것처럼 보일 수 있습니다.
• 모든 욕실제품을 바꾸는 대신 손잡이와 수도꼭지만 교체하세요. 단순히 싱크대, 욕조 손잡이와 수도꼭지를 바꾸는 것만으로도 욕실이 더 현대적으로 보입니다.
• 밝게 하기 – 실제로 화장실을 넓어 보이게 하기 꼭 공간을 넓힐 필요는 없습니다. 좀 더 밝은 노란색이나 베이지색으로 칠하면 벽을 허물지 않고도 넓어 보이는 효과가 있습니다.

전체적으로 욕실 리노베이션을 원하시거나, 좀더 현대적으로 바꾸길 원하신다면, , 0800-199-8889로 9시에서 5시 사이에 전화주세요. 기꺼이 도와드리겠습니다.

Superior Renovations

뉴질랜드의 샤워시설 교체 평균 비용

평균 샤워부스 교체 비용은 원하는 크기와 기능에 따라 1,150달러에서 8,850달러 사이일 수 있습니다. 아크릴 샤워 박스를 설치한다면 1150 달러 정도가 비용이 소요됩니다. 고급스러운 타일로 시공하 수도 있지만 시간이 부족한 사람들은 청소가 쉬운 아크릴 박스를 선호할 수 있습니다. 배관을 추가해야 하거나 값비싼 재료를 사용하고자 하는 경우, 특히 타일 전체 교체를 하실 경우에는 비용이 더 많이 들어갑니다.

4. 샤워시설 교체비용

타일샤워 시공은 높은 가격대에 있으며 시공비는 1,550달러에서 8,250달러 사이입니다. 만약 방수처리 없이 벽과 바닥재만 교체한다면 1,500달러에서 3,500달러입니다 다양한 무늬와 색상을 선택하실 수 있으며 잘 디자인되어 시공된 타일벽은 세련된 멋을 선사합니다. 세라믹 타일은 평방미터당 약 25달러이며 천연석이나 다른 고급 옵션들은 평방미터당 75달러까지 오를 수 있습니다.

5. 평균적인 화장실 수리비용

오클랜드 대부분의 가정에는 방치되거나 분리된 화장실이 따로 있습니다. 구식장판이 깔려진 좁은 화장실은 자랑하고 싶은 공간은 아닐 겁니다. 만약 여러분이 욕실을 수리하고 있다면, 지금이 여러분의 화장실도 함께 바꿀 수 있는 좋은 기회일 것입니다. 화장실과 욕실을 동시에 수리하면 시간을 절약할 수 있습니다. 일반적으로 욕실과 화장실 리모델링이 동시에 이루어지면 인건비/자원 및 제품이 이중으로 증가하지 않기 때문에 더 저렴 해집니다.

여기에는 타일링을 다시 만들기 전에 욕실의 모든 고정 장치, 화장실, 세면기(있는 경우) 및 부속품을 제거하는 작업이 포함됩니다. 화장실 한 개당 5-10일 정도 소요되며, 새 부속품을 구입해야 합니다.

아래는 대략적인 화장실 수리비용과 작업범위 가이드입니다.

타일작업

1. 천장과 벽 타일 시공 — $1900-$3150 (크기와 복잡성에 따라 다름)
2. 화장실 바닥타일 시공 — $800 – $1000

배관작업

1. 제품&시공 01 변기와 비데 스프레이 — $520 – $850 (모델에 따라 상이함)
2. 제품&시공 01 세면대와 — $250 – $420 (제품에 Elk라 상이함)
3. 스텐레스 파이프 교제 시공 — $450 – $800 (냉/온수 여부에 따라 상이함)

운반&처리

1. 잔해물 처리 운반 비용 — $350 – $600

제품 구매비

1. 새 변기 및 화장실 수리 악세라이 구매비용 — $200 에서 $300

예상 화장실 수리 비용 :전체 수리여부에 따라 $6xxx.xx 이상
예상소요일 :평일 기준 5-6일

6. 욕실 리노베이션에는 얼마가 들까요? -뉴질랜드 평균- 에서 제공하는 욕실 시공비용

2023 년 가격 가이드

일단 여러분이 개조해야 하는 정확한 이유를 알게 되면, 여러분은 개조를 위한 예산을 계획하기 시작할 수 있습니다. 리노베이션 회사를 통해 리노베이션 작업을 수행할 경우 리노베이션에는 철거, 제품 및 고정 장치의 공급, 설치, 방수, 바닥재, 도장 및 가장 중요한 프로젝트 관리가 포함됩니다.

주요 프로젝트 (중간에서 고급까지)

오클랜드 레드빌에 사는 세라씨의 고급 욕실 시공사례

이 두개의 욕실은 고급스러운 느낌으로 시공하였는데 실제로는 중간 가격대의 욕실입니다. 이 욕실은 집을 팔기전에 전체적으로 수리를 진행하였습니다. 이 프로젝트의 하이라이트 중 하나는 욕실의 공간을 극대화하기 위해 맞춤 제작된 세면대 장입니다. 전체 프로젝트 사양 + 사진 보기

세인트힐러에 사는 토드 챈들러씨의 중간가격대의 욕실 시공

우리는 나무 느낌의 타일과 캐비닛으로 물이 새던 토드씨 댁의 욕실 3개를 현대적으로 바꾸었습니다. 나무 느낌이 타일은 흰색 붙박이 가구들과 어우러져 넓고 현대적으로 보입니다. 프로젝트 참조

오클랜드 티티랑기의 고급스럽고 현대적인 욕실 리노베이션

Our client wanted to renovate her bathroom to match the aesthetics of the rest of her home. The highlight of this renovation was the clever use of patterns for their tiles to give it a contemporary artisan look. See full project specifications + Photos.

우리 고객은 욕실이 집과 미적으로 잘 매치가 되기를 원하셨습니다. 이 프로젝트의 하이라이트는 타일의 패턴을 잘 이용하여 현대적이면서도 장인이 만들어낸 느낌을 준 것입니다. 전체 프로젝트 사양 + 사진을 참조

모자이크 타일을 이용한 메리스튜어트씨의 스페인 스타일 욕실

스탠모어 베이에 있는 메리씨의 주방과 욕실은 스페인 빌라를 염두해 두고 디자인되었습니다.욕실은 벽은 모자이크 타일과 파란색으로 칠했습니다.. 세면대 수전등은 스페인 시골 별장의 느낌의 제품을 사용하였습니다.. 프로젝트 사양을 참조

요약

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