This tiny powder room from Mary Patton Design is packed with personality, from the wallpaper to the colorful art to the statement mirror framed with cut green glass that dominates the space. Infuse your white bathroom design with sophistication using reeded glass bringing a contemporary feel. Introduce technology with floating vanities and smart features, such as a touchless faucet or a digital shower system that lends a modern edge to bathroom design. There’s something very soothing about a bathroom that’s all about clean lines. In this space by Sarah Fultz Interiors, the sconces, vanity, mirrors, and even the vase feel fresh and modern.

In this small attic bathroom, gray-blue vanity perfectly fits between the walls and becomes a statement piece of furniture in this small attic bathroom. The Black framed mirror and black finish of the sconce complement the countertop. A combination of white, gray, and marble serves an elegant modern look. Gray marble vanity with white drawers and a marble alcove bathtub makes a big statement.

Traditional Bathroom Design With Grey Palette

Michelle Berwick Design chose a modern mirror with an integrated shelf to add storage and display options in this guest bath. In a powder room, hang a flattering tinted mirror that will make your guests feel good when they check themselves before heading back to the party. Michelle Berwick Design chose a rose-tinted round mirror to complement a coral sink and floral wallpaper, but you can opt for brass to create a warm glow, too.

• If your bathroom is wide enough, consider floating the bathtub in the center of the room.
• Blend metals with wood or wooden furniture to provide a brilliant setting to your bathroom.
• 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.
• Studio Peake layered green accents in this white bathroom, from the wood paneling to the window trim, wallpaper, and vase to give this London bathroom a lift.

For a modern twist on the farmhouse design, add a crisp coat of white paint to the traditional shiplap paneling. You can keep the furniture-style vanity and lush green plants to really achieve the modern farmhouse fusion. You can even incorporate oil-rubbed bronze, antiqued brass, and hammered copper. If you use your space wisely, a 6 x 6 square bathroom layout can look great. Your vanity should fit perfectly at the head of the tub, leaving space for your toilet on the opposite wall. Decorate a bathtub shower combo with colorful geometric tile to create a focal point in a bathroom with a limited footprint.

Seaside Style

While wall-mounted sconce lighting is always a great idea in a small bathroom, if you have the space for it, consider hanging a playful pendant light from the ceiling instead. You can incorporate personal touches into your bathroom design by adding items like framed photos, artwork, and decorative objects that reflect your interests and personality. You can also personalize the space with monogrammed towels, robes, and accessories to make it feel uniquely yours. Elevate your bathroom’s aesthetic by making a striking statement with a luxurious bathtub that commands attention as the focal point of the space. Freestanding tubs, renowned for their timeless sophistication, provide a serene sanctuary for indulgent soaks, offering a luxurious escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Alternatively, clawfoot tubs infuse the room with a vintage allure, evoking a sense of old-world elegance and charm that adds character and personality to the space.

• In small bathroom ideas, for example, stay away from stark whites and utilize dark, moody colors or playful patterns that can be used to great effect as a conversational starter to impress guests.
• Whether you prefer a clean and minimal vibe or a more eclectic design, your style should reflect your individuality.
• Each wooden section of this unique bathroom floor is lit to create atmospheric reflection in the curvaceous bathtub design.
• It needs to be in proportion to the rest of the space and if it can have a double use then all the better.
• One can say that the style is the foundation for your next bathroom renovation.
• Cori Sears is a writer with over a decade of experience, specializing in houseplants, gardening, and home decor.