Here is our own newly renovated ensuite. Making better use of the space we created a double walk in shower, using glass splashbacks as an alternative to liners or tiles...

"Thank you Andre of 20/20 Glass Plus for our fabulous splashback, it really makes our new kitchen "pop" and gets many compliments. You managed the job effortlessly and worked in with us perfectly.  Your manner and professionalism is to be congratulated and I would not hesitate in recommending you to others."

Wayne and Michele had a vision for their kitchen and wanted to top it off with a red hot splashback. 

Here's what the same kitchen looked like before they updated:

The previous owners of this house had built the ensuite as a large wetroom - the shower was on the wall to the left of this picture, and there was a small vanity to the right.

The new owners wanted a much more modern feel, with a separate shower.

​The first order of business here was creating a new floor as this old one had been constructed (I use that word loosely in this case!) so that it sloped inwards towards a central drain, 

With a new blank canvass created, it was time to start waterproofing, creating a shower base and tiling...

Then onto the incredible looking blue china splashbacks and frameless glass shower...

My first proper job tiling this new build bathroom back in 2007, complete with stunning metallic blue splashbacks and frameless shower

A great use of an awkward space to create an ensuite with a double shower. Stunning glasswork with the splash of blue against the white tiles and grey floor tiles. 

Subtle white splashback added to create clean lines in the laundry

Red making a big splash in the new kitchen, Shelly Bay Road 2007