If you love taking a long soak, you’ll want to invest in a tub for the bathroom—but not just any type. Opt for a clawfoot bathtub or another similar style, and transport yourself back in time as you relax. Maybe you’re inclined to weave a bit of color into the bathroom, in which case, a sizable vintage Turkish rug makes for an excellent option. Use sconces to better regulate the lighting in your bathroom while contributing to the space’s sophistication.

• ‘In any other room of our homes, artwork is always a finishing touch that we add to bring in color, personality, and a unique feel,’ says Lucy Searle, editor-in-chief of Homes & Gardens.
• When it comes to bathroom design, space planning is a crucial first step.
• Glass shower doors are sleeker than shower curtains and will give your space a modern look, like this corner shower from Leclair Decor.
• Or you can save time, energy, and money by keeping your wooden floor and painting it with protective enamel.

This spectacular show of bling and baubles befits a glamorous and queenly personality. The centrepiece crystal spa-tub deserves all the attention it gets. Matching the mesmerising and stunning tub is a splendid crystal chandelier. Add style, texture and personality to your home with decorative tiles.

Design A Cozy Nook

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. Different woods can add texture and pattern to a minimal bathroom, creating the feeling of warmth. Consider using wood on a variety of surfaces, from countertops to flooring, or even walls. They’re a great alternative to tiles, wallpaper or paint and can add the wow-factor to your bathroom in a unique way. You can use them in a dedicated area, around the room on the lower part or across all walls, floor-to-ceiling.

Naber Design upcycled a midcentury modern buffet into a handsome bathroom vanity with character and plenty of storage. This jet-tub looks relaxing and comfortable in this beige tiled bathroom. I think custom roman shades would have been a better choice for the window instead of those short dark drapes. I do like how the patterned small-tiled shower and columns contrast against the plain beige floor and wall tile.

Luxury Shiplap Bathroom

The courtyard atrium in the center brings much needed greenery into the space and creates a light and bright design. Combining a ceramic tiles separator with a large wooden cabinet will make your bathroom space more functional. This idea also helps you add a timeless look to your bathroom space. This Indian bathroom design for homes is especially suitable for spacious residential apartments. The image shared below is a great example of how fixed bathroom shelves can create a great, contemporary setting.

• “For example, you could choose a vanity instead of a pedestal if you need a place for storage.”
• Ambient lighting sets the overall mood and atmosphere of your bathroom.
• The amalgamation of off-white shades gives the bathroom a softer look.