And with the rise of the “Barbiecore” interior trend, we expect to see a rise in pink bathroom designs. Choose oversaturated shades, such as deep, dark walls, out-of-the-box furniture, heavy fabrics in fiery hues. Choose the similar metallic color of your centerpiece element, and apply it on accents in some other pieces like hardware and furniture legs. If you’re fortunate enough to spot an apartment with an Art Deco vibe, do not fight it!

The mix of sky-blue walls, white panelling, white furniture, and grey-marbled floor tiles is a winning combination for any blue bathrooms. Adding a lighter blue to the walls and wooden trim, and the grey and white repeating pattern of the geometric tiles behind the vanity unit are the perfect finishing touches. Adding a floor-to-ceiling navy wood panelled feature wall and pairing it with a matching coloured open sink unit offers a dramatic impact in any blue bathroom. Firstly, the navy wood panelling creates a bold focal point, adding depth and texture, while the matching coloured sink unit complements the wall behind, contributing to a cohesive look. Freeing up floor space with floating chunky wood units, in this case for the double sinks cut in the wood vanity and storage shelves, has a transformative effect on this blue bathroom. By removing bulky floor-standing cabinets, the visual clutter is reduced, allowing the eye to travel freely across the room.

BLACK & WHITE

We love the look of this tile — it’s all in the same color scheme, but each piece has a shade all its own. In this bathroom, Sarah Fultz Interiors kept the rest of the bathroom fairly neutral, so the shower could demand all of the attention. “We gutted the old one and did a completely different layout,” the team at Arbor & Co. explain.

• This bathroom design by K Shan Design perfectly blends contemporary with nautical style.
• For maximum impact, the best way to introduce rounded shapes is to use them for the two key focal points – the basin area and the bath.
• Make a large and airy all-white luxury bathroom feel a little cozier and more informal with shiplap walls.
• Unless you live in a rural area, window treatments are an important part of any bathroom space to help create a sense of privacy.
• The airy bathroom includes stone finishes, earth-tone walls and ceilings, a walk-in shower, and a soaking tub positioned in front of a large picture window.
• Studio KT designed the giant walk-in shower in this primary bedroom suite using the same black and gray palette as the adjacent dressing room to create cohesion and flow between the spaces.

The airy, gray color palette brings an invigorating feel to this bathroom without being overwhelming. Personal touches like the small potted plants and framed print add a relaxed feel while still enhancing the bathroom’s design. You can bring the spa experience to your home with simple glam touches. This freestanding bathtub area is instantly upgraded with a beautiful brass starburst chandelier and floor-to-ceiling drapes.