In this light and airy bathroom from Leclair Decor, a double sink vanity runs from wall to wall to maximize space. The dark drawers add a grounding element while suspending the vanity gives it a sense of lightness. A seamless mirrored wall above reflects the light from the opposite window, doubling the space. We’ve got all the latest bathroom trends, plus bathroom decorating ideas from bathroom wall decor ideas to bathroom flooring.

• When designing an all-white bathroom, be sure to mix materials to create interest and keep it from feeling too cold and sterile.
• Michelle Berwick Design integrated a practical shower niche to store shampoo and soap.
• Luxurious bathrooms come in all styles and sizes—and the VERANDA archives are a treasure trove of inspiration for both.
• “A textured seagrass wallpaper is a great option as it can be either understated and elegant or fun and playful,” says Hanin Smith, principal designer and founder of Hide Studio.

An Art Deco tile with bold color schemes and an eclectic mix of floral, cosmic, and geometric patterns can be found in British homes, New York lofts, Parisian apartments, and Soho cafes. Geometric patterns are frequently utilized as decorative borders for floors and tiled walls. They are just as charming as floor or wall tiles, bestowing a distinctive postmodern character that will vary from exciting to sophistication. Not a single Art Deco home is complete without a lovely set of white and black Art Deco tiles; these would look spectacular in a hallway, bathroom, or an Art Deco kitchen. This vintage-inspired door adds character with its deep green hue and frosted glass marked with “WC” for a classic touch. The door’s rich color complements the natural wood and tile work within the bathroom, while the frosted glass maintains privacy and allows light to filter through, softening the space.

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Give your bathroom a minimalist modern feel by tiling every wall from floor to ceiling in a soothing hue, like this blue-gray bathroom space from Emily Henderson Design. Use affordable subway tiles to create a color-blocked pattern on bathroom walls. K Shan Design chose wide horizontal stripes that also make a smaller space look wider and feel bigger.

• The curb-less entry from shower to bathroom only heightens the serene quality of this bathroom.
• The stylish black screen creates a sense of privacy in this chic industrial-style bathroom within an updated warehouse home.
• Add a cabinet,mirrored storageor even wall hung vanity units to store away your bathroom goodies.
• Lighting is a vital element in bathroom design, and not something to be overlooked – treat it as you would in any other room and give it the time, attention and budget that it deserves.
• An antique dresser, ornate mirrors, and dried hydrangeas add a welcoming feel that will have you wanting to spend hours taking a bath.