Shower Screen and Mirror Currambine

Fluted glass shower screen

This is a single fixed panel, frameless screen.

The reeded glass softens and obscures the view into the shower without closing it off, so the wet area reads as part of the room instead of a sealed box, and light still passes through the glass rather than being blocked by it.

This is one of the reasons fluted glass shower screens have become one of our most requested options. The customer specified low iron glass, which carries far less of the green tint you see in standard glass, so the fluting stays clear and bright along its full length.

The brushed brass brackets holding the panel, pick up the brushed brass tapware, keeping the metal finishes consistent from the shower across to the basin.

Radius corner detail

The top corner of the panel is shaped to a radius, so the glass finishes in a soft curve rather than a hard right angle.

This single radius corner echoes the curves of the mirror above the vanity. It is a small piece of detailing that takes the edge off the tallest element in the room and continues the soft curves running through the bathroom.

Custom Majestic mirror with radius corners

The mirror is our Majestic style, a floating mirror where the supporting frame sits hidden behind the glass so the mirror appears to hover just off the wall.

Made to measure for the vanity, with 200mm radius corners, repeating the curve at the top of the shower panel.

Sitting above the cabinetry (which has a fluted fascia to echo the shower panel), it reflects the terrazzo wall back across the room, which makes the bathroom feel larger than its footprint.

It sits within the range of custom mirrors we make for Perth bathrooms, including rounded and radius-corner shapes.