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Outdoor area – Larger bathrooms can opt to have an outdoor area, usually for the bathtub or shower area. Although going closer to more rustic designs, this feature is popular in modern bathrooms with this generation’s desire to be closer to nature and aspiration for more natural environments. Niches – The unsightly tank of the toilet is concealed, and a ledge behind the toilet is created, another functional space popular in many modern bathrooms. These built-ups can also be built all the way up to the ceiling, with smaller square niches punched into the wall for decorative shelving. Having a small downlight in each cove is also a great way to dress up the space. Conversely, go dark to create a moody atmosphere and make a bold statement.

• One of the cheapest, quickest and easiest ways to give your bathroom an upgrade is to hang feature lights.
• In general, these doors are parallel with the wall, whether you close or open them, enabling you to use the extra space that an open door with a hinge would take.
• Michelle Boudreau Design mixed terrazzo flooring, retro-inspired lighting and seating, floating vanities, and a streamlined oval tub for a timeless mix of old and new.
• Urbanology Designs finished the custom wall and window trim of this elegant bathroom in rich brown tones paired with dramatic stone and brass accents for a sumptuous modern feel.

A craftsman bathroom design should include rich wood tones, functional artisanal furniture, and warm lighting. To create that all-important charm, throw in a craftsman-style vanity and beautiful yet durable rug. Incorporate stained glass or mica lampshades to finish off the style. The transitional design attempts to bring together both modern and traditional elements to create a cohesive and well-balanced space. A shaker-style vanity, glass shower enclosure, subway tiling,