The materials you choose should not only enhance the aesthetics of your bathroom but also be durable and easy to maintain. Let’s explore some popular materials for flooring, walls, countertops, and fixtures, and discuss their pros and cons. We always advise adding texture in living room and bedrooms, but it turns out you can also use texture in your bathroom too. In this room designed by Tyler Karu Design + Interiors, brush lines, wooden accents and sleek marble blend well together to create a rustic space that doesn’t rely on one material.

Often it’s the small details that pull together the design of a room, and for bathrooms this includes the mirror. If you have an old mirror in your bathroom or are dealing with standard builder-grade mirrors that were never upgraded, replacing the mirror with a modern alternative can do wonders for your space. Unless you simply must have an oversized tub to stretch out in, there’s no need to break your budget for one.

Try a Patterned Shower Tile

Create warmth in your Indian bathroom design with the help of pendant lights that fit the theme and decor of your bathroom. These lights have an aesthetic appeal to them, especially during those long baths at the end of the night. These types of cabinets look great in neutral tones like shades of white or beige and you can choose a size as per the available wall space in your bathroom. Using the walls to introduce a little bit of charm and personality to the space can be very beneficial.

• The rough cement block walls give an edgy look, while the rimless mirror and frosted shower panel provide the contemporary feel.
• From hexagon and herringbone to shell shape and terrazzo, you have plenty of options available.
• Is there space inside the bathroom or in the hall to create a linen closet?
• One of the most important decisions is choosing a shower head, because it will colour the way you experience your bathroom every single day.
• Our go-to place for great quality vinyl flooring is Harvey Maria, you can order samples too and the patterns are stunning.

You’ll need to strike the perfect balance between softness and roughness to achieve a shabby-chic bathroom design. You can combine several materials and pick unusual colors, but remember to have at least one or two consistent elements to create cohesion. If you enjoy organized chaos, an eclectic bathroom design should fit the bill.