Wooden textures in varying color stains and texture adorn this room, in contrast with the mostly white surfaces. There’s a large double vanity with white cabinets, jet black granite countertop and a frame-less mirror the same width as the vanity. Despite the dark-colored finishes, the very large picture window lets in lots of natural sunlight into the space, helping it look brighter and more appealing. The bathtub is in a unique bean-like shape made out of quartz, giving it a seamless appeal with a little bit of texture. The outdoor view and bamboo pendant lamp also adds to the over-all appeal of this bathroom. This small bathroom from Cathie Hong Interiors is visible at the end of a hallway, including a side glimpse of the toilet.

The large round mirror softens the angular lines of the panelling and sink unit whilst also reflecting light, making the space feel brighter and more spacious. For the brave extension of this period home in Melbourne, the same brick flooring used outside was continued into the bathrooms. An undulating timber-batten ceiling was also continued from the main living room into the space, filling it with interesting textures. Lively green, grey and gold floor tiles are a colourful surprise in this renovated 1950s Queenslander’s charming bathroom. Carrara marble tiles, French doors, plus a freestanding bath – there is a lot to love about this bathroom within this Victorian-era terrace.

Contemporary Bathroom Colors

You’re going to need somewhere to place all those bathroom accessories, so the bigger the better when it comes to the vanity countertop area. As for the sink itself, an undermount sink gives a more streamlined and efficient feel. This will help ventilation and give you more freedom when positioning your shower head. Vanity units and bathtubs can be placed along the opposite, shorter wall where that extra height isn’t required. If your bathroom is at least 5 feet wide, it could also fit nicely at the back, against the shorter wall.

Each piece of furniture is placed cleverly and maximum space usage is provided. Wood washstand with a vessel sink adds warmth to the atmosphere while mini white wall tiles creating a fresh and clean look. Frameless glass separations of the shower provide a seamless look and give an open and airy feeling.

Add a Touch of Elegance

The walls in this walk in shower are treated with a water resistant pink plaster. In this bathroom in a Mallorcan townhouse they combined pink walls with blue painted paneling. Coral pink also has hints of orange which you can see in this bathroom. It combines a modern white bath with coral pink hexagon tiles and a coral shade on the walls. The walls in the bathroom of this Airbnb home are painted in a hot pink shade in combination with a softer pink door and white tiles.

• If you already have exposed beams in your bathroom, the farmhouse style is a perfect match for your home.
• Simple subway tiles have been used on the floor of this lovely Lakehouse-style bathroom to stunning effect.
• The green marble walls, depending on their shade, can either add a subtle touch of color or be a dramatic focal point.
• Decorative ceiling moldings and cloud motif moldings add charm to this London bathroom from Studio Peake.

Sharp edges and clean lines of the vanities serve the beauty of the minimalistic aesthetic. Multicolored floor tile with the glossy surface in a harmony with the vanity design. A freestanding bathtub and a bath stool can create a beautiful bathroom. Wood stool complements the lighter wood floor and they create a warm and intimate atmosphere. A wall-mounted faucet complements the look without disturbing the eye.