The steam from the shower helps release the essential oils from the eucalyptus that will leave the shower smelling great. If you’re renovating your home, steal square footage from adjacent rooms to create more space in a small bathroom. Caroline Andréoni Interior Design Studio ran cabinetry all the way up to the ceiling to create storage for essentials.

• Anchor a freestanding tub on a half wall to hide plumbing fixtures and create a backsplash like this elegant space from Mary Patton Design.
• Studio Peake layered green accents in this white bathroom, from the wood paneling to the window trim, wallpaper, and vase to give this London bathroom a lift.
• As inclusive design becomes more mainstream, homeowners have an increased awareness of adaptations needed in their own homes.
• That’s because, along with being rather unusual and totally creative, it can also let light into a room that doesn’t have an outer window while also making your space look bigger.
• Stone tubs offer a naturally luxurious experience for a soaking space.

From small bathrooms to wet rooms, washbasins, bathtubs, tiles, cabinets and accessories, these bathroom ideas might just give you the inspiration to transform your own space. ‘People often think that you can’t paint small spaces a dark color because it might make if feel more closed in, but it is actually the opposite! You can create the same stylish effect with colorful bathroom tiles, adding interest to a shower or behind a bath. We love the deep aubergine and coral pink working together here, plus those glamorous gold accents.

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You can still bring personality and color into your rental bathroom through your shower curtain, bath mat, wall art, and more. Make use of the bathroom windowsill and style it with trinkets that reflect your aesthetic, including candlesticks, small plants, and more. Just note that your landlord will likely require you to return the walls to their original state before moving out, so be sure to keep a record of the color that was used before. Lively green, grey and gold floor tiles are a colourful surprise in this renovated 1950s Queenslander’s charming bathroom.