Bathroom manufacturer Geberit has teamed up with award-winning interior and lifestyle blogger, creator, writer, presenter and social media influencer Lisa Dawson, for a styling transformation.

Author of the recently released Resourceful Living, a guide to getting creative when revamping your home, and will be expressing her signature style on a Geberit bathroom.

Featuring the brand’s Renova Plan furniture in light hickory, the AquaClean Tuma shower toilet and chrome flush plate, her design will incorporate a mix of natural, botanical and sustainable influences.

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Documenting her journey through Instagram, Dawson will be sharing the entire design process from the initial room sketches, mood boards and trends inspiration to product decisions.

Her social media followers will be encouraged to participate in the design journey, assisting in decisions on paint colours, patterns and accessories.

Channel marketing manager at Geberit Sophie Weston said: “We’re thrilled to be teaming up with Lisa Dawson over the next few months to showcase how to plan and style the perfect bathroom – that will stand the test of time.

“From deciphering the latest trends and how they can work for you, to planning and designing for the space you have, Lisa will be sharing all the top tips and tricks you need to create your own dream bathroom.

“Together, we want to prove that bathrooms shouldn’t just be functional – they should be beautiful too, and we can’t wait to see what Lisa chooses to do with the space!”

Lisa Dawson added: “I’m really excited to be partnering with Geberit once again to talk all things bathrooms. I can’t wait to get stuck into the design process and will be turning to my audience to help make some of those all-important styling decisions!”

“I will be sharing every design tip and trick in the book to help guide people on how to get the very best out of any bathroom or shower room design, no matter how big or small the space they have is.”

It follows on from Geberit teaming up with interior experts, which included TV presenter Sophie Robinson and author and journalist Kate Watson-Smyth.