If you’re lucky enough to be working with a large bathroom footprint, consider zoning distinct areas to maximize functionality. In this bathroom from interior designer Amy Leferink of Interior Impressions, a towel wall in the spacious enclosed shower features a textured wood accent, towel hooks, and a teak bench. When choosing a bathroom vanity, consider upcycling a vintage or antique wood piece of furniture and adding a sink and waterproof countertop. Naber Design upcycled a midcentury modern buffet into a handsome bathroom vanity with character and plenty of storage. Make like Lance Thomas of Thomas Guy Interiors and go for multiple mirrors in the bathroom for an open, contemporary feel.

For a modern, minimalist look, go with a simple steel frame shower enclosure, or try an enclosure with divided lights for a more classic French door look. Infuse your bathroom with a sense of opulence by introducing monogrammed towels and robes, transforming your daily routine into a luxurious spa-like experience. Personalized with your initials, these elegant accents bring a bespoke touch to the space, elevating both its aesthetic appeal and your sense of indulgence. Whether you’re starting your day or winding down in the evening, these monogrammed essentials add a sophisticated charm that enhances your overall bathing experience. But why settle for a mundane space when you can turn it into a personal oasis? If you’re craving a bathroom makeover that combines style and tranquility, you’ve come to the right place.

What is a modern-style bathroom design?

When working with a toned-down palette, think about how the elements within the space can create a warm feel. While contemporary baths can work with or without natural light, there’s something about a skylight that can lend a beautiful cast on a space. To keep the bathroom from feeling too austere, consider calling on natural wood tones. Contemporary style can be particularly appealing in small baths where the minimal aesthetic can make the most of a small footprint.

• “This innovative use of lighting not only enhances the visual appeal, but also transforms the ambiance of the space,” says Adducci, adding that there’s a growing presence for a cohesive aesthetic.
• From fixtures to accessories, witness how gold details infuse a sense of luxury and warmth.
• Use these inspirational bathrooms as a starting point for decorating in your own home.

The organic wood provides a nice juxtaposition to the more luxe marble material inside the bathroom. A vast oak door fits snuggly into creamy walls, with oaky molding to complement. Not pictured is the curved top and paneled detailing, which add extra drama. If it’s the main bathroom that guests will use, you might want something more decorative and soothing than one made for you or your children. This bathroom resembles one you’d find in a boutique hotel, which can make you feel like a wealthy vacationer every time you wash your hands.

Green Envy

When lighting is part of bathroom mirrors or vanities, the pieces appear to glow. “This innovative use of lighting not only enhances the visual appeal, but also transforms the ambiance of the space,” says Adducci, adding that there’s a growing presence for a cohesive aesthetic. “Believe it or not, we’ve added a beverage station to the majority of our primary bathroom designs,” says Bianca Ecklund.

• Their elevated design creates an illusion of spaciousness while providing ample storage underneath.
• Along with geometric motifs and linear decors, Art Deco designs frequently used exotic materials, often with polished, decadent, high-shine finishes.
• In my opinion, this is another example of a large bathroom that has pulled off the use of blue on the walls to great effect.
• An almost monochromatic approach like beige and gray help contrasting forms from getting too visually jarring.