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A mosaic tile word or phrase will add a fun surprise element for a kids’ or a guest bathroom. Michelle Berwick Design kept it casual in this bright white modern space. If your bathroom didn’t come with them, add decorative beams to the ceiling to add character like this space from Marie Flanigan Interiors. Create separation between a walk-in shower and the rest of your bathroom with a reeded glass panel. Desiree Burns Interiors chose the semi-opaque glass to separate the toilet without obscuring the view of the accent wall of green tile.

• Here, the industrial-style shower and elegant stand-alone tub create a juxtaposition with just enough modern appeal.
• Wooden textures in varying color stains and texture adorn this room, in contrast with the mostly white surfaces.
• Using pieces with a story or a connection to the past can give your bathroom a unique and one-of-a-kind feel that newer items can’t replicate.

‘Due to its stability, most engineered wood flooring is suitable for installing over underfloor heating, which is not the case for solid wood,’ Simon explains. There are some technical issues to make sure you understand before you go ahead with choosing bathroom lights. ‘Recently, people’s eyes have opened to boundary pushing options for every element of a bathroom scheme, and there’s a new demand for interesting shapes and concepts. Social media has allowed people to see what custom design looks like, and there’s an increased desire for something a little different,’ Rob Whitaker, Creative Director of Claybrook tells us.

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Add privacy to a modern farmhouse bathroom with a pair of barn doors of any style to make your space feel updated. KG Designs framed the opening to this spacious primary bathroom with a pair of

Make any bathroom feel more luxurious with some well-edited accessories. A lucite soap dispenser and a matching acrylic tray filled with fragrance bottles and candles and a glass shell-shaped soap dish makes this bathroom from Will Brown Interiors feel like a home spa. A large white orchid in a hammered gold-toned pot gives the room a luxury hotel feel. In a powder room with low light, install integrated custom lighting to give the space a relaxing feel. Blue-and-white mermaid tiles, bright yellow privacy shutters, and a bentwood pendant light add color and personality to the vibrant space. Neutral colour tones like beige, grey and off-white make the space feel open and spacious, you can also opt for a combination of white tiles and wood to lend a modern and minimalist style.

• Frameless glass separation wall of the shower provides a seamless look and allows to shine these eye-catching wall tiles out.
• A room lacking in natural light can look and feel closed in, but Filizola suggests adding additional sources of artificial light to compensate, especially in atypical ways.
• Antique furniture is combination with lavender walls and a hot pink clawfoot bath.
• Hang light and airy cafe curtains on the bottom half of wraparound windows to create privacy without blocking light.
• The matching bronze sconces add a high-end look to the small powder room.

An open shower area rains into the pebbled floor here too, where a rustic wooden stool awaits toiletries. Bathrooms are a great place to have fun with flooring because they are not too large. Try patterned tiles, mosaics, penny tiles, or beautiful stone or marble tiles. When you use patterns on a bathroom floor, keep your wall finishes simple. Try a dark wall color to create an intimate and inviting feeling in a bathroom.

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