BathroomContemporary
Stone & Teak Bathroom
Large-format stone-look tiling with a floating teak vanity and a backlit mirror that makes the room feel twice its size.
Starting from
₹1.8 L
Waterproofed properly, finished beautifully
Bathroom
Bathrooms fail from the inside out. We spend the money where you cannot see it — membrane waterproofing, correct slopes, proper trap ventilation — then finish with the vanity and tile you can.
Starting from
₹92,000
for a standard 5x7 ft bathroom
Delivered in
30 days
from design sign-off
Warranty
10 years
cabinetry & hardware
Free · No obligation
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Why ours
What makes our bathroom different
Membrane waterproofing
Applied and flood-tested before a single tile goes down.
Moisture-proof vanity
WPC or marine ply carcass that will not swell.
Anti-skid flooring
R10-rated tiles with correct fall towards the drain.
Ventilation planning
Exhaust sized to the room volume, not guessed.
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Bathroom projects we have delivered
The detail
Exactly what you get
Included in your quote
- Waterproofing and flood testing
- Wall and floor tiling
- Vanity unit with counter and basin
- Mirror with backlighting
- CP fittings and shower system
- Shower partition or curtain rail
- Exhaust fan and lighting
Materials & specification
Vanity carcass
WPC or BWP marine plywood, 100% moisture-proof
Counter
Quartz, granite or ceramic integrated basin
Fittings
Jaquar, Kohler or Grohe as specified
Every material is named on your quote — not described as “premium” or “branded”. See the warranty terms.
Design ideas
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Starting from
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A wet room with rain shower, freestanding tub and marble throughout, waterproofed to a 72-hour flood test.
Starting from
₹4.3 L
Questions
Bathroom FAQs
Still unsure? Talk to a designer who does this every day — the call is free and there is no obligation.
Only if the layout changes or the waterproofing has failed. Many renovations keep the plumbing lines and replace only surfaces and the vanity.