With the right screws and wall anchors, updating these features takes less than 30 minutes. You’ll be left with a functional decor piece that will bring you a bit of joy each time you. In a similar vein, you can also swap out basic vent, light switch, and outlet covers for more aesthetic ones. Instead of the usual bulky towel racks and rails, look for longer, thinner versions, designed to go up the walls. This will add a relaxed feel to the space and the bathroom won’t feel so boxy.

• For example, if you are working with a compact space, you will want investigate bathroom tile ideas for small bathrooms — not all designs will do bijou bathrooms justice.
• Installing bold tiles and beautiful wallpaper, as well as replacing hardware, can make a substantial visual transformation.
• Choose fun and bright wallpaper with quirky designs so children can enjoy the colors and patterns.
• Our selection highlights a range of these sinks from the pristine simplicity of white ceramic to the luxurious texture of stone and glass.
• These classic French double doors open up to a luxurious bathroom, featuring frosted glass panels that offer privacy while allowing soft light to filter through.
• This bathroom remodel by Sally of Nestorations features a muted shade of blue to convey coastal style in a subtle and stylish way.

For many people, a spacious walk-in shower has become the ultimate modern bathroom must-have luxury. Simple finishes and plenty of built-in storage for an uncluttered look add up to an understated take on modern luxury. There are countless ways to design an elegant and restorative space that is tailored to your lifestyle, space, and budget. Fun graphic floor tiles bring playfulness to the deep red paint color in this small bathroom designed by Andy Beers of Ore Studios. The spacious drawers under the floating vanity also help keep things tidy, a must in a tiny bathroom. It adds a bit of texture, offers warmth and comfort, plus provides a striking contrast to those plain white walls that make the space feel empty sometimes.

Colourful Bathroom Ideas

In this bathroom designed by Emily Bowser for Emily Henderson Design, the window sill doubles as a storage cabinet with the addition of shelves. Michelle Berwick Design drew the focus to the floor in this tight space with blue-and-white patterned tile. Give a compact powder room in an older home a sense of grandeur with bathroom wallpaper. Desiree Burns Interiors combined gray-and-white patterned wallpaper with white window trim and beadboard paneling for an elegant look. A painted ceiling that mimics the dark gray background of the wallpaper ties the small room together. Follow the lead of Amanda Barnes and clad the walls with blue tile.

• An 1880s Black Forest carved mirror brings dimension to a wilderness wallpaper by Lee Jofa in this Montana bathroom by Palmer Weiss.
• Something as small as painting the bath panel can take a room from saccharine to stylish.
• The transitional design attempts to bring together both modern and traditional elements to create a cohesive and well-balanced space.
• Grab a few and use them to corral everything from your daily products to travel-sized goodies.
• Think about how lighting, wall-mounted fixtures, and a modern sink can add to the overall look.

The marble counter of the floating vanity makes a statement in this room. Bronze accents such as shower kit, faucets bring a vintage vibe to the atmosphere. Frameless glass separation wall of the shower provides a seamless look and allows to shine these eye-catching wall tiles out. Thisblack and white bathroomboasts a variety of mosaic tiles, subway tiles, and stone slabs.

Carve out space for a whirlpool tub.

It adds a unique look, plus the multiple drawers provide ample hidden storage space for toiletries and towels. Bring in antique accents such as an ornate wall mirror or vintage wall sconces to add character to a rustic bathroom. Instead of sticking to neutral tones, add color and pattern to a modern bathroom with a mix of tiles.

Leave plenty of space around a standalone bathtub to create a modern minimalist feel. A mosaic tile word or phrase will add a fun surprise element for a kids’ or a guest bathroom. Michelle Berwick Design added a casual greeting on the floor of this bright modern bathroom. If your primary suite includes an open bathroom, use a half wall to add privacy.