By now, you understand that shapes play a massive role in an Art Deco decor. However, it is just as vital to look at composition when designing rooms. From the headboard design to the nightstand decoration, a place can scream Art Deco with excellent symmetry, a significant element in Art Deco design.

From the color palette to the lighting to the finishes and decor, there are multiple ways to incorporate seaside flair into your space. This pocket door features an understated yet elegant geometric pattern, adding a sophisticated touch to the bathroom entrance. Its soft grey tone is framed by crisp white trim, echoing the room’s contemporary colour palette. The door’s pocket design is a space-efficient solution for smaller bathrooms, while its decorative panelling creates a point of interest, seamlessly blending functionality with design. This bathroom door epitomizes modern simplicity with its clean, white design and straight, unembellished lines.

Tiled Accent Walls

A water closet set in its own separate little area is a welcome addition in any bathroom. It adds privacy and makes it possible for more than one person to use the room. The water closet in this bathroom design was created from an oversized linen closet. It’s a better use of the space and doubles the capacity of the room. Look for fixtures with a worn or distressed finish, such as bronze or wrought iron. Pendant lights with mason jar shades or lantern-style wall sconces can add a touch of rustic charm to your bathroom.

• Bathrooms come in all shapes and sizes and you’ve got to be sure on what your intention is for the space before you execute the design.
• The baroque shapes of the tile and the bold print of the wallpaper add layers of luxe.
• Thoughtful accents, like the woven stool and floral arrangement, add personality.
• In this spacious contemporary bathroom from Cathie Hong Interiors, a pair of double showerheads on opposite walls ensure that you’ll never have to wait your turn.
• A water closet set in its own separate little area is a welcome addition in any bathroom.

A matching trough sink top and a walnut and ebony sink vanity adds warmth, while the mirror doubles as a TV. This mountain house bathroom from Emily Henderson Design includes a soaking tub nestled in a wall of modern bay windows with a view of the trees outside. An exposed wood ceiling highlights the room’s angles, with plenty of knots in the natural wood to gaze at during a long nighttime soak. A modern pendant light and sculptural stool add interest to the bright space. If you live in a warm or temperate climate, or are outfitting a summer home bathroom, incorporating an indoor-outdoor feel in your bathroom is a welcome luxury that everyone can appreciate.