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• The rich golden hue of brass complements the geometric lines and bold patterns characteristic of Art Deco design, creating a harmonious balance between luxury and functionality.
• Tile needs a bit of softening to cozy up the space, which is where an area rug comes into play.
• In this space by Pure Salt Interiors, a few perfumes and knickknacks are left out while the rest are safely stowed away in one of the many drawers.
• Go wild with bright contrasting colors, floral designs, and ornate details.

The tiles’ faux-marble finish adds a touch of class to the lavatory. The space appears to have been recently renovated, so taking a bath in it should be a really pleasant experience. Even tiny details can offer quite a bit of impact, as you can see in this small bathroom design by Anastasia Casey. Black tiling, a gorgeous vanity, framed oil painting, and industrial vase with pink roses help bring this space to life. Floating vanities are trending partly because they offer an unexpected design touch to the bathroom, but they also serve a function.

Opt for traditional style, with a twist

Jessica Stull, owner of Parker Interiors, installed honeycomb-shaped floor tiles in this bathroom, which add a bit of visual interest without overwhelming the simple space. To make your bathing area appear more sleek and minimalistic, opt for a half shower door. It’s an excellent design choice for small bathrooms as the space will feel more airy, too. When possible, carve space out of walls to create built-in storage niches and cubbies that won’t encroach on the room like bulky cabinets.

A powder room is a smaller bathroom that, in general, will only have a sink and a toilet. These bathrooms are reserved for guests and give them a place to go without having to find their way through your entire home. Size is no issue in this textural bathroom, located in a contemporary coastal home on the Mornington Peninsula. While the ensuite doesn’t enjoy the same coastline views as the rest of the home, light is let in through a skylight and lots of greenery ensures it maintains the same vibe. The ensuite of this harbourside Federation home in Sydney is certainly not shy of space.

Display Framed Art

Choose elegant patterns and motifs inspired by the Art Deco era to create a stylish and sophisticated backdrop for your space. Opt for sophisticated patterns and motifs reminiscent of the Art Deco era to transform your walls into captivating works of art. From geometric designs to intricate florals, Art Deco wallpaper adds a touch of glamour and refinement to your space. The bold yet graceful patterns create a stylish backdrop that complements the luxurious fixtures and accessories characteristic of Art Deco design. Whether you prefer subtle metallic accents or vibrant color schemes, Art Deco wallpaper infuses your bathroom with an unmistakable sense of sophistication and charm. Embrace the timeless allure of old Hollywood glamour in your bathroom by incorporating a vintage vanity adorned with mirrored accents.

The floors uses cherry finished treated wooden floor planks, while the counters are a combination of black and white solid surface. The upper section of the vanity area is plywood with rough concrete finishing painted over with black and framed with stainless steel to hold it together. This large bathroom uses natural stone ceramic tiles for most of its floors with accents of dark brown mosaic stone tiles. This large off white bathroom uses very light and refreshing colors and finishes.