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Transform Your Bathroom into a Luxe Oasis—Without the Luxe Price! 💎🚿

Renovating your bathroom doesn’t have to drain your wallet, and at Tile Shed, we’re here to show you how to achieve that high-end look without the high-end price tag. One of the most innovative and most stylish ways to design a luxurious bathroom is by mixing budget-friendly options, like our Magic Stone Collection, with stunning premium tiles from our exclusive Japanese, Italian, and designer ranges. This artful combination lets you craft a striking feature wall that exudes elegance without blowing your budget.





This stunning render was created in Design Space. Featuring Magic Stone Sand with our Kayoborder Sand Matt



1. Skip the Natural Stone

While natural stone may look beautiful, it comes with hidden costs. Not only is it more expensive to buy and install, but it also requires ongoing maintenance, like annual resealing. Instead, opt for high-quality porcelain or ceramic tiles that give you the look of stone without the upkeep.



2. Choose Cost-Effective Tiles for the Majority of Your Space

For most of your bathroom, choose cost-effective tiles like those in our Magic Stone Collection. This range captures the beauty of natural stone but at a fraction of the cost, offering neutral tones and subtle textures perfect for large areas like floors and walls. This way, you keep your budget intact while laying the foundation for a luxurious bathroom design.



Luxurious bathroom designed in Design Space. Featuring our Magic Stone Charcoal and I Trav Rosso Vein Matt.



3. Add Luxury with a Feature Wall

Want that high-end touch? Focus your splurge on a small area, like a feature wall. Feature walls instantly command attention and elevate your bathroom. Using premium tiles from our designer collections, you can turn this focal point into the centrepiece of your space. These tiles often showcase intricate designs and luxe finishes, making your bathroom feel like a high-end retreat—all without needing a ton of them. This strategy delivers maximum impact with minimal spend.


Here are a few pairing ideas to inspire your feature wall:




Beautiful render done in Design Space. Featuring our Magic Stone Charcoal and Metaline Corten Thorn. 

Tranquil bathroom design created in Design Space featuring Magic Stone Sand and Capsule Jade Green Polished Mosaic




4. Skip Paint and Acrylic Liners

Avoid painting surfaces in your bathroom, as they tend to show wear and tear more quickly than any other material. Stick with durable tiles that will maintain their fresh look for years to come. Also, don’t fall for acrylic liners that mimic tiles—they may be cheap, but they won’t give you the luxury feel you're aiming for. Worse yet, tiling over acrylic liners can result in costly repairs, as tiles aren’t designed to be installed on these surfaces.



5. Get Expert Advice

The right tile choices and a professional eye can make all the difference in your bathroom renovation. Getting expert advice will ensure you avoid costly mistakes and get the most out of your budget. Whether you're unsure about installation or need help selecting tiles that match your vision, we’re here to guide you every step of the way.





Style Meets Savings

Blending affordable base tiles with premium accents allows you to create a bathroom that feels custom-designed for luxury. This approach stretches your budget while delivering a stylish, personalised space that looks anything but budget-conscious.


At Tile Shed, we offer an incredible selection of budget-friendly and premium tiles to help you achieve the bathroom of your dreams without breaking the bank. Visit our Hastings or Taupo showrooms or explore our website for inspiration. Our team of experts is here to guide you to the perfect tile combination for your next project.


Luxury is in the details, and at Tile Shed, we’ll help you create something extraordinary—at any price point.






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