The spacious room also includes double vanities, a built-in dressing table, a large shower, and a patterned tile rug feature in the center of the floor. Feel free to paint the walls and the ceilings of a primary bathroom in your favorite hue, like this unexpected shade of lilac from Mary Patton Design. Just keep the rest of the design simple so that you can refresh the bathroom with a coat of paint if you want to change the mood. Pattern and vintage touches add warmth and personality to a simple modern primary bathroom from Mary Patton Design. Leclair Decor chose an earthy palette of black and brown to outfit this primary bathroom. KG Designs installed imposing carved wood double doors on a barn door-style sliding track that provides privacy between the primary bedroom and bathroom when desired.

• Good bathroom lighting fixtures can radically change the mood of your bathroom layout and design, running the spectrum from dramatic and enlivening, to soft and relaxing.
• Create separation between a walk-in shower and the rest of your bathroom with a reeded glass panel.
• An evening at this Kelly Behun–designed retreat means soaking in a custom metallic tub beside a plush vintage Claude Bleynie tapestry.
• Living with Lolo created a feature wall that acts as a backdrop for the soaking tub while partially concealing his and hers closets on either side.
• Consider installing wall sconces on either side of the mirror to eliminate shadows on your face.

In this space by Julia Alexander Interiors, a modern yet traditional bathroom maximizes the surrounding country landscape through a massive window and a soft color palette. There’s something about a traditional countryside bath that always works. “We made the best use of our budget with paint, hardware, new porcelain wood look flooring, lighting and backsplash,” Williams explains. A well-designed bathroom can be the perfect escape from the world.

Textured Wood

Save money by leaving the toilet and bathing facilities where they are. There’s no need to move the plumbing when their current locations satisfy your needs. Moving water supply and/or drainage immediately drives up the cost of any remodel project. As fun as a bathroom remodel sounds, planning to remodel your bathroom is no small task.

A large mirror reflects the light, opening the space up and making it seem larger than its actual size. The warm brown detailing set in perfect balance with the forest green door and taupe colored walls help in pulling the space together and giving it a cohesive look. This contemporary main bathroom is a peaceful retreat featuring a black sink with a white counter facia, black marble countertops and a subway tile backsplash. A floral wallpaper, forest green walls and gold detailings add a lush hue to this bathroom’s bright white sanitary fixtures. A unique mirror like this one can amp up the look of your old and boring bathroom in a blink and help you design a modern bathroom space at the lowest of costs. Despite its spare appearance, this bathroom is anything from the plain.