Swap out your bath mat for a full-size rug like the vintage one shown here in this Hollywood Hills home. Opt for pendants or even a grand chandelier, like the one shown here in French designer Jacques Grange’s Paris apartment. A normal budget for an affordable bathroom remodel can be as low as $300 and still result in high-impact changes. If you want to do an extensive bathroom remodel, you can expect to spend at least $100 per square foot. If you want to channel a more historic or maximalist look, consider adding thick, ornate trim around them. Expert tip – tall and sleek corner fitting cabinets are an ideal small bathroom idea.

Introducing industrial-inspired elements into a bathroom is an effective way of balancing out a softer color palette or adding much needed texture to a one-dimensional space. Add a stylish edge to a bathroom by incorporating plaster-effect tiles into your design. You typically see subway tiles in white, but this bathroom design by Light and Dwell features stunning handmade subway tiles in gold.

Fit classic wallpaper for whimsical appeal

Kate Marker Interiors paired a light wood and marble sink vanity with vertical shiplap walls and herringbone hardwood floors. In this traditional primary bathroom from JL Design, a large soaking tub takes pride of place under the window. Meanwhile, a spacious self-enclosed shower room is built into the corner on an angle with an all-glass door that makes it feel like a room within a room. In this design from interior designer Sallie Lord of GreyHunt Interiors, a built-in bathtub and spacious shower are positioned on the far wall of the bathroom.

• One surefire way to make your tiny bathroom feel more significant is to expand or modify the home’s footprint—even just a little bit.
• Above the sink, a vintage, dark wood-framed mirror complements the antique brass wall-mounted faucets and sconces, creating a harmonious and sophisticated ambiance.
• “This house was designed for a mid-to-upper age couple,” says White.
• A marble shower stands out against the white walls, especially when it has a high contrast print.
• If you start the process and run out in between, you might not be lucky enough to find the same pattern or design later.
• Durkin suggests moving the shower handle to the open end so you can turn on your shower without getting wet.

Transport yourself to the Med by using colorful and intricate tiles and ornate lighting. Whitewashed walls together with rich warm hues will create the earthy feel you’re after. One element of bathroom design that is often neglected is artwork on walls. ‘In any other room of our homes, artwork is always a finishing touch that we add to bring in color, personality, and a unique feel,’ says Lucy Searle, editor-in-chief of Homes & Gardens. ‘However, it’s often overlooked in bathrooms, which can leave the room feeling a little soulless. Traditionally, bathrooms are expected to boast a light and bright design with an uplifting color scheme.

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A simple paint job can give your bathroom a focal point or highlight a favorite element. A sleek and modern stand-alone tub gets the royal treatment when set off before a deep green wall. Just remember to add a bit of warmth, whether with luxurious linens, soft lighting, or a wood elements. While stone tile and countertops can bring a cool effect, adding wood tones to the mix introduces just the right amount of warmth. A backlit mirror can create a spotlight-like effect on a gorgeous tiled wall. Pendant lights in varying styles, a vessel sink, and a wood countertop creates the perfect blend, skewing the lines between aesthetics and styles.

• Finally, don’t overlook the finish since it’s as important as the design.
• Bronze accents such as shower kit, faucets bring a vintage vibe to the atmosphere.
• When used with neutral hues, it creates a sophisticated and highly refined look.
• In this bright bathroom from interior designer Jessica Risko Smith of JRS ID, an all-white mix of finishes is warmed by brass fixtures and glamorous lighting.

And furniture pieces, like a stool or even a chair, could have their place in the bath, too. This elegant French door with an arched top provides a graceful transition into the bathroom. The door’s design, featuring a single panel with a tall, narrow window, allows for privacy while still inviting light into the space. Finished in a soft white with understated brass hardware, it offers a timeless appeal that complements a variety of interior styles, from classic to contemporary. Invoking a sense of rustic allure, this bathroom is accessible through a set of double barn doors made from beautifully aged wood.