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Bathroom & Sunroom in Fairwood, Renton | Anyvision
Spa bathroom with a jetted tub, wood vanity and glass-enclosed multi-head shower
Bathroom & SunroomFairwood, Renton

Bathroom & Sunroom Fairwood, Renton

A primary bathroom built around a multi-outlet shower in marble-look slab and unlacquered gold — and, at the other end of the house, a glazed sunroom off the kitchen.

Multi-head showerMarble-look slabGold fittingsJetted tubBacklit mirrorSunroom
Bathroom & sunroom
Scope of work
Fairwood, Renton
Location
2025
Completed
Two rooms
Scheme
01
The build

A shower with four outlets is a plumbing decision first

Rainfall head, handheld, and body sprays down one wall. It looks like a finish choice and it is not — run two of those at once on standard half-inch supply and the pressure at each one collapses.

Supply sizing, flow rate and valve capacity all get established before a single tile goes on the wall, because none of it can be revisited afterwards without opening the same wall again. That is the part of this bathroom that does not photograph.

Every trade on this build was carried out by licensed professionals working under contract with Anyvision, and permitted under WA Lic #ANYVIHR768KB.

Walk-in shower with rainfall head, handheld and body sprays against marble-look slab Fairwood, Renton · 2025
Shower interior showing the full run of gold fittings against grey slab
Run a rainfall head and body sprays at the same time on standard supply and the pressure at each one collapses. That is settled before any tile goes up.
Anyvision Home Remodeling · WA Lic #ANYVIHR768KB
Gold rainfall head, handheld and thermostatic controls in the shower
Detail 01

The Fittings

Unlacquered gold runs through every outlet — rainfall, handheld, body sprays and the thermostatic controls — against grey slab with warm veining that picks the metal up.

One metal repeated is what stops a shower with this many fittings looking like a hardware display.

Detail 02

The Textured Column

A narrow band of textured mosaic runs floor to ceiling between the slab panels, giving the wall a vertical break without introducing a second colour.

It also marks the fittings wall, so the outlets sit against something deliberate rather than floating on a field of stone.

Textured mosaic column set between panels of marble-look slab
Jetted tub set beneath a window with slab surround
Detail 03

The Tub, Under the Window

The jetted tub sits under the window, which is the one position in the room that gets daylight and the one where you spend the longest without moving.

A tub against an internal wall is a tub that gets used less. It is worth planning the room around.

Detail 04

Vanity & Mirror

A warm wood vanity with a stone top holds the temperature of the room up against the cool slab, with a backlit mirror putting usable light at face height.

Wood, stone and gold — three materials, no more. In a bathroom this heavily specified, restraint in the palette is what keeps it from tipping over.

Wood vanity with stone top beside the tub, windows above
Glazed sunroom with dark plank flooring opening off the kitchen
The other room

The Sunroom

At the other end of the house, a glazed room off the kitchen was finished with dark plank flooring and windows on three sides.

A sunroom is only worth building if it is insulated and heated to the same standard as the rest of the house. Done properly it is a room; done cheaply it is a conservatory nobody sits in between October and April.

06
Detail

Storage Built Into the Wall

06

Niches Rather Than Shelves

Recessed niches are set into the tiled walls rather than shelves fixed to them, so nothing projects into a room where circulation is already tight.

Sized for what actually goes on them, and tiled in the same slab, they read as part of the wall rather than as storage added to it.

Recessed niches and gold fittings beside the WC alcove
Watch

See It Finished

Full walkthrough

Bathroom through to the sunroom.

Project reel

Both rooms in short form.

Gallery

Both Rooms

Sunroom with windows on three sides before furnishing
Sunroom looking out to the deck and garden
Shower controls and handheld against the slab wall
Full height of the shower enclosure with glass panel

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