Let’s explore some ideas to add those final touches that reflect your style and personality. When it comes to bathroom design, selecting the right materials is crucial. The materials you choose should not only enhance the aesthetics of your bathroom but also be durable and easy to maintain.

Whether it is from an interior designer, a specialist bathroom designer or even a highly experienced builder who has an eye for bathroom designs. “Our client’s home was a very old craftsman, and we wanted to complement the style by designing a “French modern” style bathroom,” the Arbor & Co. team say. “My favorite part of this one is the clawfoot tub with the brass accents! The space was small, so we kept it light and bright then added a little pop of color in the linens.” In this primary bathroom from Mindy Gayer Design Co., white vertical shiplap walls and wood touches including a decorative ceiling beam add a modern farmhouse feel.

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Use concrete to add an industrial edge to your modern bathroom design. A concrete bathroom may sound like a harsh look, but introducing curvaceous furniture, warming wood tone and indoor plants will soften the look. Mantis Design + Build, LLC, this master bathroom features a rain shower head and cloud ceiling accents for a spa-like experience every time you hop in the shower. This hardwood bathroom has a glass skylight, creating a natural and restful environment. It’s the little details that can truly elevate the design of your bathroom. From accessories to colors and decor, these finishing touches help create a cohesive and inviting space.

• Architect’s Guild LLC created this luxurious white bathroom for a master suite.
• The hexagon floor tile echoes the purple walls in a small bathroom.
• If you’re lucky enough to be working with a large bathroom footprint, consider zoning distinct areas to maximize functionality.
• The long see-through glass window and rustic flooring add to the whole look.