
Real Spaces: A Newport Beach Bathroom Transformed into a Spa Oasis
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Featuring ocean-themed hand-painted Delft tiles, marble steam shower, and tumbled herringbone floors
This coastal home in Newport, Australia underwent a stunning bathroom renovation — transforming a dated space into a serene, spa-inspired retreat. With a focus on natural textures, calming tones, and thoughtful craftsmanship, the new bathroom blends beachside ease with timeless luxury.
At the centre of the design is a feature bath splashback wall of hand-painted Delft tiles, created in our Sydney studio. Each tile showcases an ocean-themed motif — from coral branches and seahorses to delicate seaweed and fish — all rendered in Akka’s signature blue and white palette. These Australian-made ceramic tiles bring both personality and a sense of place, gently nodding to the home’s beachside location.
Paired with tumbled marble herringbone floor tiles and a custom-built steam shower lined with honed marble slabs, the result is a layered, textural space that invites relaxation.
“We wanted the bathroom to feel like a private spa — soothing but with character,” says Julia, the client/ homeowner. “The ocean tiles add such a sense of quiet detail. Everyone notices something different — and that’s exactly what we hoped for.”
Why Ocean-Inspired Tiles Work So Well in Bathrooms
Ocean-themed Delft tiles offer a unique alternative to more traditional bathroom finishes. They add story, movement and visual interest — without overwhelming the space. Because each Akka tile is drawn by hand, the effect feels personal, nostalgic, and elevated.
Plus, with Australian-made tiles, lead times are shorter, quality is controlled, and your project supports a local maker.
Whether you're renovating a coastal home, designing a high-end spa bathroom, or simply want to add character to your space, Akka’s ocean Delft tile collection brings craftsmanship and storytelling to every wall.
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