Revamp your space like Robert Couturier did here with brightly hued tiles. Demolishing and replacing your floor or shower show tile can be expensive and intimidating. However, adding a small backsplash behind your vanity is a much more approachable way to try your hand at tiling. For those of you who are up for a slightly more involved project, installing shiplap on a ceiling requires an intermediate skill level and about 1 to 2 days of your time. If that’s out of your budget, you can achieve a similar vibe by painting your ceiling an accent color.

The brass faucet and wall sconces introduce a modern, yet timeless quality. Black and white checkerboard flooring anchors the space with a bold pattern, while the soft wall color and textured subway tiles offer a calm and inviting backdrop. The large pottery piece and blooming flowers infuse the space with character and a hint of rustic charm.

Shower Windows

Another melded bathtub design, this hand-crafted tub appears to extrude right out of the smooth cement floor. An incredible rockface feature wall provides deep textural contrast. The space is enveloped in glossy, pale green tiles that reflect light, paired with a large, arch-shaped mirror, creating a serene, spa-like atmosphere that is both modern and calming. This powder room presents a delightful wall-mounted sink in a soft pink hue, offering a contemporary and playful touch. It’s set against a whimsical wallpaper rich with sketched florals and vibrant butterflies, creating an enchanting garden scene. Perhaps that’s why they opted for wall after wall of horizontally installed shiplap, which creates cohesion between the various zones of this country bathroom.

To give your bathroom a luxe upgrade, you may store your shower gels, lotions, and shampoos in matching glass dispenser jars and line them on a ceramic tray. Invest in LED mirrors, flush mounts, or recessed lights to brighten up the space. Continuing the flooring into the shower space or on the tub’s back wall is a great way of providing the illusion of a larger space. If you have a shower space, consider transforming it into a curbless shower. Ideas for small bathrooms on a budget that you can implement to maximize the functionality of your space. A rolling cart like this one is great because you can easily roll it out into the hallway when it’s time to restock products or do a cleanout.

Consider Oversized Mirrors

If possible, utilise natural light to open up your bathroom, and create a relaxing, fresh suite. Heavy wooden shelves are a simple and effective rustic bathroom idea. It’s a cost-effective way to include rustic vibes in your bathroom. Great for even the smallest of bathrooms, however, we would suggest usign minimal navy on your bathroom walls and try to include navy in other aspects of the room i.e. furniture or accessories. Navy bathroom decor is hitting the interior world hard and we’re completely crushing over this bold colour.

• The entrance now feels more dramatic and is also a perfect match for that breathtaking tropical wallpaper.
• Add transformative color to a small bathroom with a tiled half-wall.
• The pink is light enough to be neutral while lending a gentle feminine hue to this elegant bathroom.
• If you love these ideas, don’t forget to pin the above image to your “home and garden” board.
• Continuing the flooring into the shower space or on the tub’s back wall is a great way of providing the illusion of a larger space.
• You can even begin small by utilizing this style on only one wall.

As seen in this bathroom designed by Shawn Henderson, cork is a visually surprising material, but its benefits extend far more than cosmetics. Cork is a renewable material and it offers warmth and cushion (great for noise-reduction!) and also serves as a natural climate control mechanism. Using quirky, avant-garde materials is always a plus when the goal is to create modern look.