IN THE MEDIA: 13 Design Ideas to Steal from Our Boutique Byron Bay Hotel / Inside Out

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When it comes to making a bold first impression, it’s the facade that can have the biggest impact. We love the striking dark exterior chosen for The Bower and the way it contrasts with liberal white furnishings.

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When it comes to swimming pools, rectangles and kidneys are an easy choice for many backyards. But, if you have the space, why not experiment with something a bit more unique? Don’t forget when planning your pool to play around with internal colours as well, as this will affect the way the water looks visually.

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There’s nothing that says coastal design quite like the inclusion of an outdoor shower. We love the dramatic look of this simple timber shower nestled amongst generous palm trees.

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Sheer curtains have been a popular choice in window finishes and are beloved for their ability to still allow ample natural light to filter through. At The Bower the sheer curtains come in black, adding a cosy and intimate touch without blocking out too much sunlight.

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A statement bed frame can anchor your bedroom just like this dramatic black canopy bed at The Bower. Multi-layered linen bedding and pillows add depth and visual interest within the bedroom.

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Adopting a singe-toned palette in a busy area is a clever way to disguise all the moving parts, as can be seen in this studio room set-up. Given the limited space, the design team opted for a moodier palette in this studio, with the vanity blending seamlessly into storage and wardrobe.

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When it comes to creating a cosy home-like environment, its all in the details. The addition of a small artwork and pot plant to the shelf in this kitchenette adds a home-y touch.

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Adding a rug to a space is an easy way to create subtle zones, especially in open-plan spaces. The woven rug here creates a relaxed living zone for the whole family to lounge in.

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When it comes to saving space, its important to pay attention to your window and door styles. Here, a rustic barn door adds a farmhouse-style aesthetic to The Barn, while also conserving space.

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In compact multi-functional spaces its important to seamlessly connect each zone with nothing too bulky blocking the way. In The Bower Barn a round dining table was chosen to encourage movement around the space.

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When it comes to creating a bathroom with mass appeal, you can’t go wrong with a classic bathroom colour palette. In this space at The Bower an elegant freestanding bathtub is paired with matte black tapware.

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Playing with monochrome doesn’t mean you have to have a boring bathroom, either. The marble hexagon tiles that line the shower in this bathroom add a striking visual look.