Michelle Boudreau Design added a comfy armchair in the corner by the soaking tub of this bright and glamorous Palm Springs bathroom with legs that match the brass hardware throughout the room. Charbonneau Interiors created a hybrid dressing room and fully equipped primary bathroom space with floor-to-ceiling built-in cabinetry that runs the length of the entire right wall. The abundant storage keeps the space looking showroom-ready and clutter-free. A tufted, skirted pouf in the center of the wide room provides a place to rest or put on shoes.

• The walls in this modern bathroom are painted in Sherwin-Williams Color of the Year 2023, “Redend Point”.
• Despite taking inspiration from over 100 years ago, the Art Deco look has a timeless quality which is sure to stand the test of time,’ says Joanne Sangster, Senior Designer Ripples London.
• If you like to incorporate this style into your bathroom, now is a perfect time.
• The first step to tackling any bathroom renovation is to decide on the layout.
• Paired with a fiddle leaf fig tree and soft drapery, it creates a fresh and serene atmosphere.

It is not only the perfect getaway spot for some relaxing alone time, but also adds to your home value and compliments the overall aesthetic of your house. For these reasons, having a modern and well-maintained bathroom is of the essence. The bathroom may not be the first place you think to place a rug, but any introduction of textiles – and indeed greenery – will soften a space that can otherwise be a bit austere in decoration. Leanne Ford Interiors gave this lightly renovated basement studio bathroom a lift with a coat of white paint and a decorative mirror for an effortless feel. Save space and money by using inexpensive lightweight decor pieces such as a leaning ladder to store towels in your basement bathroom, like this space from Amy Leferink at Interior Impressions.

Refreshing Aqua Sliding Door

You don’t even need to swath an entire wall—just a strip can provide all the interest your contemporary bath needs. Saturated colors can create a cocoon-like feel in just about anywhere, but especially in a bathroom. Paired with white porcelain elements like a freestanding tub, vessel sink, and crisp countertop can create a fresh and clean look. Even a minimal color scheme can still deliver major interest, especially when it’s used to artfully create a pattern-filled space. Stripes, angles, curves, and more create a cohesive look when they all utilize the same palette. The result is a cool and contemporary space that’s as sleek as it is luxurious.

• This article will show you how to add pink to your bathroom in a style that suits your home.
• From the brass fixtures, to the small frame adorning the characterful bathroom mirror, there is so much to love in this bathroom space that plays hommage to Art Deco in a subtle fashion.
• Before diving into bathroom design options, consider what kind of space you would like your bathroom to be.
• Take note from A1000XBetter and position your vanity to enjoy the views of your yard, then install mirrors that hang from the ceiling so that you won’t sacrifice function.

Keep the wall simple and devoid of extra design elements to allow the eyes to rest and emphasize the simplicity of an unadorned freestanding bathtub. Create a stunning but simple bathroom by covering the walls in patterned wallpaper. Here, the mostly-white wallpaper brightens this small bathroom while a simple vanity and sleek faucet add to the modern appeal. A simple paned glass shower wall gives an open feel while still creating a clear delineation between the two separate-use spaces.

Mirrors can surround your bathroom

In a master en suite, you might want to focus on a luxury shower, matching basins, or luxe tiling as your first design choice. In a family bathroom, both a bath and good storage will be essential, so it’s good to pick these out first, then look surfaces and hardware that complement your choices. There’s no definitive answer to the question of what to pick first, but it’s a good idea to think about what type of bathroom this will be, and then you can focus on its features. If you’re considering underfloor heating – and we think you should – engineered wood is the only way to go.

• Do you really need sculptural lighting, deeply veined stones, experimental shapes and unexpected tactility in the bathroom?
• A herringbone wood patterned floor adds movement and a classic note to balance all the gloss and shine.
• The kind of material, anti-skid, colour, texture, etc are a few of the factors to consider.
• While remodeling your master bathroom, avoid framework damage and mold issues by ensuring it’s waterproof.