Another option is to add privacy screens in front of the shower or WC, which can be particularly useful for busy family bathrooms. Here, Joel Fry of West One Bathrooms chose a scallop-shaped design that forms a pretty backdrop for the brushed brass tap fittings . The curvy border of the backsplash is echoed in the recessed mirror cabinets which add an Art Deco touch to this bathroom.

• Most importantly though, trendy or not, you’ll want your bathroom to reflect both your style and lifestyle.
• These accentuated accessories not only infuse your space with personality and style but also elevate its overall luxurious ambiance, ensuring your Art Deco bathroom is a truly inviting sanctuary.
• For instance, this floating sink in the bathroom Artem designed gives the impression of a larger bathroom.
• They allow for all your products to be within easy reach without having to pop out when you need something from the cupboard – or worse – the floor.
• Create a focal point in a small bathroom or powder room with a rustic stone sink.

A bold floor pattern that is crisp and clean will give your bathroom the contemporary edge. This petite powder room from Cathie Hong Interiors has a textured pink wall treatment that adds color and interest. Filizola also suggests cutting storage niches into your walls—it’s not only an aesthetic choice, but it will also improve functionality. “Instead of having cabinets or shelves protruding out of the wall and reducing the usable space, you create storage inwards so there’s nothing in your way,” she says. According to Demorrow, refreshing your lighting can be one of the easiest ways to add visual interest without taking up any space at all. “A single fixture in the bathroom can provide energy-efficient lighting, a fan feature, and a little glam,” she says.

Boho-Style Luxury Bathroom

If you want a timeless, simple, and classic design, a black and white bathroom remodel will tick all the boxes. To add some excitement, experiment with contemporary lightbulbs and introduce some plants. Alternate wall shades for a nonuniform design that will make the room feel bigger. The transitional design attempts to bring together both modern and traditional elements to create a cohesive and well-balanced space.

A combination of tile styles can create a dynamic room design when used boldly. White subway tiles and white wall paneling provide a background for a striking floor tile design that continues partway up the walls. What’s underfoot is just as important as any other element in a room, especially when it comes to a bathroom. The surface needs to be resilient, resistant to water, and not too slick. Think about how flooring can further the design of the space, for instance, opting for large, slate-style tiles to lend a more utilitarian feel.