Here, experts offer their advice for avoiding bathroom design mistakes and creating a bathroom to impress. Family life is busy enough without adding excessive cleaning into the mix, so choose surfaces that require little upkeep. To avoid water splashing on plaster walls, tiling should extend reasonably high.

• When you have a small space, you can opt for the obvious choice of using a plain color for the whole bathroom, or you can choose something special like this white and gray bathroom pallet.
• This means you wouldn’t have to refit your entire floor and lay a new pipe.
• Michelle Berwick Design chose a rose-tinted round mirror to complement a coral sink and floral wallpaper, but you can opt for brass to create a warm glow, too.
• It’s also the perfect opportunity to pop a wicker hamper beneath to toss dirty clothes as you step into the shower.

A matching trough sink top and a walnut and ebony sink vanity adds warmth, while the mirror doubles as a TV. This spacious bathroom from Sissy + Marley Interior Design has an understated palette of white and pale gray. A built-in bathtub is clad with the same wood paneling as the wainscoting that wraps the room for a polished feel that makes the space feel polished and soothing. A statement bathtub will add a luxurious focal point to a primary en suite. Marie Flanigan Interiors chose an antique-style round copper bathtub with a stainless steel interior. An ornate gilded mirror on the wall above and gauzy tie-back curtains fitted to the arched window add an elegant touch.

Modern Small Pedestal Sinks Against Nature-Inspired Green Wallpaper

Corner sinks fit seamlessly into tight rooms, they improve access and help avoid bottlenecks. A corner shower will also take up less space while adding a unique touch to your room. Popular tiny bathroom color schemes use light tones that help open up the room. Add a few brightly-colored accessories to create a consistent theme. For a tiny bathroom, use a corner sink and wall cistern to save space. Remember, you don’t have to fit a shower tray either; a wet room works great in tight areas.

• The bathtub itself is fashioned out of solid surface material, to give that seamless modern look.
• She opted for a marble shower stall, vanity topper, and backsplash with rich blue veining and then painted the cabinets an icy pale blue paint color for continuity.
• Hang a graphic pendant light fixture above a freestanding egg-shaped tub for a look that wows.
• Using a colorful piece of fine art in the bathroom gives it a whole different feel.
• Sometimes, the bathroom you have currently just doesn’t match up to the bathroom of your dreams.
• The furniture and home accessories make setting up a starter home on a low budget, and the right aesthetic, feel like a cakewalk.

A little renovation is the perfect opportunity to include your bathroom design ideas and remodel them to suit your needs and wants. Use shiplap in unexpected ways to bring home the modern farmhouse feel in your bathroom. Ashley Montgomery Design clad the curved arch surround on the built-in bathtub in shiplap for a custom look.

Design Inspiration

This enchanting door design brings a touch of cottagecore aesthetic to the bathroom with its crisscross pattern and subtle white finish. The classic design is elevated with the unique diagonal cross panels, which add a hint of whimsical charm. A rustic copper handle completes the look, making this door not just a barrier for privacy but also a statement piece that enhances the room’s cozy and inviting atmosphere.

We like how the dark wood mirror and vanity seen here make it look more grounded too. Use the color wheel to your advantage when choosing vibrant colors for a boho bathroom. This cool-toned red pops against the sky blue wallpaper for a layered and bold look. Natural textures like rattan and wicker along with dark wood antiques add to the collected, bohemian feel.