Inside The Mode: how a coordinated bathroom package is put together
One monochrome scheme, every fixture chosen to work with the next, and the parts you still get to choose.
19 September 2026 · 1 min read
Specifying a bathroom usually means choosing a vanity, then a basin that suits it, then tapware in the same finish, then a shower set to match, then a toilet that does not fight any of it. The Mode is that work already done: crisp black and white styling, matte black fixtures and streamlined finishes, selected as one scheme.
Why monochrome is easier to live with
Black and white schemes age well because the contrast does the work rather than the colour. Matte black hardware reads as a deliberate line against white surfaces, and it hides water marks better than polished chrome.
The same palette carries across the tapware, shower set, towel rail and mirror frame, so nothing looks borrowed from another bathroom.
What is still your call
- 01VanitySingle or double, which also sets the number of LED mirrors.
- 02ToiletBack-to-wall, wall-hung with a concealed cistern, or a fully featured smart toilet.
- 03TilesThe area to be tiled, and whether you want a feature tile wall.
- 04SupplySupply only, or supply and install through our licensed partners.
Certified for Australian bathrooms
Toilets and tapware in every package are WaterMark certified and selected to suit Australian rough-in dimensions, so the plumber is not improvising on site.
