Planning a new kitchen, bathroom, laundry or wardrobe in Western Australia? Here’s how to choose bath accessories near me, match bathroom wares to your design, and deliver a cohesive renovation with Joyce Kitchens.
Why “bath accessories near me” matters in a whole-home renovation
When homeowners search bath accessories near me, they’re usually trying to finalise the finishing touches—towel rails, robe hooks, heated ladders, mirrors, and tapware—that make a bathroom easy to live with. For the best result, these bathroom wares should coordinate with your kitchen, laundry and even wardrobe design so the entire home feels purposeful and consistent.
Joyce Kitchens integrates bath accessories and bathroom wares sourcing into your broader project. From mixer finishes that match your kitchen tap to shower shelves that echo your laundry hardware, our designers specify, supply and schedule install with licensed trades across Perth and regional WA.
Core design insights for kitchens, bathrooms, laundries and wardrobes
Functional flow comes first
- Kitchen work triangle and clear zones for prep/cook/clean-up.
- Bathroom planning around the wet area (AS 3740 waterproofing standards) and storage that keeps benches clear.
- Laundry fit-outs that handle baskets, ironing, and tall storage for brooms and mops.
- Wardrobe design that separates hanging, folded, and shoe storage, including walk-in robe modules.
Style with staying power
Popular, durable looks in Australia include shaker kitchen doors, a handleless kitchen with finger-pull profiles, and two-pack polyurethane or premium laminate finishes. For bathrooms, pair matte black or brushed nickel tapware with light, low-porosity surfaces and splashback tiles that echo your kitchen palette.
Storage you’ll actually use
- Soft-close drawers sized for pots, small appliances and pantry goods.
- Pull-out corner systems and a tidy, ventilated butler’s pantry or scullery.
- In-bathroom mirrored cabinets for everyday wares; in-laundry pull-out hampers.
Our WA renovation process
- In-home or showroom consultation: Measure-up, discuss style, appliances, bathroom wares and bath accessories near me to source locally.
- Design & specification: 3D drawings, materials board, hardware (e.g., Blum/Hettich soft-close), lighting, splashback tiles and compliant clearances (e.g., for an induction cooktop).
- Quotation & timeline: Transparent costs, allowances for fixtures and accessories, and sequencing with licensed trades.
- Custom cabinetry WA manufacture: Cabinets built to AS/NZS expectations, sized for Australian appliances (e.g., 600 mm/900 mm ovens, tall fridges).
- Installation & finishing: Qualified installers, tilers, plumbers and electricians. Waterproofing and electrical per Australian Standards.
- Handover: Practical completion walkthrough, care guides and aftercare support.
Materials and finishes (WA-ready)
Select finishes for heat, UV and moisture resistance—especially for west-facing kitchens and coastal bathrooms. Here are common choices our Perth clients love:
Benchtops
- Laminate benchtop: Cost-effective, huge decor range, easy-care.
- Porcelain / sintered stone: High heat and stain resistance, thin profiles, outdoor-suitable.
- Solid surface (acrylic): Seamless joins, repairable, hygienic.
- Natural stone: Premium look; sealing and care required.
- Engineered stone (existing installs): See important note below on Australian regulations.
Important note on engineered stone in Australia
From 1 July 2024, the manufacture, supply and installation of engineered stone has been nationally prohibited due to silica safety concerns. Existing engineered stone benchtops in homes can remain. For new projects, Joyce Kitchens specifies compliant alternatives such as porcelain/sintered stone, solid surface, natural stone and laminate. For up-to-date guidance, see WA Government and industry resources (links below).
Cabinetry
- Custom cabinetry WA: Built to your space; stronger than many flat-pack options.
- Finishes: premium laminate, two-pack polyurethane, vinyl wrap, or solid timber accents.
- Hardware: soft-close drawers, integrated bins, pull-out pantries.
Comparison: Engineered Stone vs Laminate (with compliance note)
Engineered stone is no longer supplied for new projects in Australia. The table below helps homeowners understand legacy characteristics versus a current, budget-friendly option (laminate). For new works, consider porcelain/sintered stone in place of engineered stone.
| Feature | Engineered Stone (legacy installs) | Laminate (current option) |
|---|---|---|
| Durability | Hard-wearing; can chip on edges | Highly resistant to stains; avoid hot pots directly |
| Heat Resistance | Moderate; trivets recommended | Moderate; always use trivets |
| Maintenance | Low; non-porous | Low; wipe clean |
| Cost | Mid–high (not supplied new under ban) | Low–mid (excellent value) |
| Compliance | No new supply/installation in AU | Fully compliant when installed to standards |
Tapware, basins and bathroom wares
Match tapware finishes across kitchen, bathroom and laundry for cohesion. Choose WaterMark-certified products and WELS-rated faucets and showers for water efficiency.
Splashbacks
- Ceramic/porcelain splashback tiles: Durable, endless styles.
- Glass or large-format porcelain: Minimal grout lines, easy clean.
Layouts and styles that work in Australia
Kitchens
- U-shape or L-shape with island: Great for open-plan living and family seating.
- Galley with butler’s pantry: Cook in one zone, hide mess in the scullery.
- Shaker kitchen or coastal contemporary: Timeless in Perth homes.
Consider a waterfall edge island, integrated appliances, an undermount sink for easy wipe-down, and task lighting under cabinets. Allow proper clearances for an induction cooktop and rangehood ducting to exterior where possible.
Bathrooms
- Floating vanities to visually enlarge smaller WA ensuites.
- Walk-in showers with linear drains; keep niches aligned with tile set-outs.
- Coordinate towel rails, toilet roll holders and shelves with your tapware finish.
Laundries and wardrobes
- Laundry fit-outs with tall storage, bench space over front loaders and pull-out hampers.
- Wardrobe design with adjustable shelving, drawers and accessory trays.
Costs, timelines and value
Indicative ranges in Perth (subject to scope, access, selections and trade market conditions):
- Kitchen renovations Perth: $25,000–$60,000+ (cabinetry, benchtops, splashback, appliances, trades)
- Bathroom renovations Perth: $18,000–$45,000+ (tiling, waterproofing, plumbing fixtures, bathroom wares)
- Laundry fit-outs: $10,000–$25,000+
- Wardrobes: $3,000–$15,000+ depending on size and internals
Typical timelines are 4–8 weeks for design and approvals, then 2–6 weeks on site depending on scope. Ordering early—especially bath accessories near me and key bathroom wares—helps avoid delays.
Practical pre-renovation checklist
- Measure appliance cavities and confirm Australian sizes (e.g., 900 mm ovens, fridge cavity width/height).
- Select finishes early: benchtop, cabinets, splashback, tapware and bathroom wares.
- Confirm ventilation and extraction routes for kitchens and bathrooms.
- Plan power and lighting to AS/NZS 3000 with licensed electricians.
- Confirm waterproofing scope to AS 3740; choose slip-rated floor tiles where appropriate.
- Order bath accessories near me (towel rails, paper holders, robe hooks, mirrors) so wall blocking and set-out are exact.
- Set a contingency (10–15%) for hidden issues or upgrade opportunities.
Short WA case examples
Applecross family home: kitchen + ensuite refresh
We delivered a shaker kitchen in warm white two-pack, a porcelain benchtop with an undermount sink, and a matching ensuite featuring brushed nickel bathroom wares and accessories. Result: cohesive finishes, quieter soft-close drawers, and better storage in the butler’s pantry.
Joondalup apartment: compact laundry + bathroom
Compact custom cabinetry WA-made, premium laminate doors, and a laminate benchtop delivered value without compromising style. Bath accessories near me were sourced locally to maintain the schedule—mirrors, towel rails and grab rails installed to stud positions planned during design.
Local standards and helpful Australian resources
- WA Government: Engineered stone ban and silica safety
- Housing Industry Association (HIA)
- Master Builders WA
Joyce Kitchens works with licensed trades and follows relevant AS/NZS standards and NCC requirements. Always confirm current regulations before commencing works.
FAQ
Do you supply bath accessories near me in Perth and across WA?
Yes. We source and supply bath accessories and bathroom wares—towel rails, robe hooks, paper holders, mirrors, shelves and more—through our Perth design team and trusted suppliers, and coordinate installation with licensed trades across Perth metro and selected regional WA areas.
What does a typical kitchen renovation cost in Perth?
Most kitchens we deliver in Perth range from $25,000 to $60,000+, depending on size, cabinetry specification, benchtop selection, splashback, appliances and trade scope. We provide a detailed, itemised quote after design so you can see exactly where your budget is allocated.
Is engineered stone still allowed in WA renovations?
No, new supply and installation of engineered stone is prohibited nationally from 1 July 2024. Existing engineered stone benchtops can remain in homes. For new projects we specify compliant alternatives such as porcelain or sintered stone, solid surface, natural stone and laminate.
How long does a kitchen or bathroom renovation take?
Allow 4–8 weeks for design, selections and ordering, then 2–6 weeks on site depending on scope, trades and site conditions. Ordering bathroom wares and bath accessories early keeps the schedule on track.
Do you manage compliance and approvals?
Yes. We coordinate licensed trades and work to Australian Standards, including AS/NZS 3000 for electrical and AS 3740 for waterproofing. Where required, we assist with documentation for strata or builder approvals and provide completion certificates from relevant trades.