Place beautiful glass canisters on the countertop for everyday items like qtips, cotton swabs and face disks. Space allocation for full length mirrors if you don’t have one in a bedroom or closet. To further enhance the vintage aesthetic, consider incorporating vintage-inspired artwork or accessories.

• Make sure your bathroom’s storage will function for your day-to-day life.
• For homeowners concerned about privacy and personal space, the bathroom does not have to open up to your sleeping area completely.
• You can go for the common ceiling light in the shower for the spotlight effect.
• While more decorative tubs like claw-foot designs provide a level of vintage grandeur.
• The wall behind the vanity area is finished with salt & pepper solid-surface material, which is also used for the countertops and fascia.

This modern farmhouse bathroom features the right balance of natural elements and modern touches. If this design style speaks to you, incorporate modern finishes like the black metal towel rack, faucet, a mirror with textured wood, and other organic materials. Adding natural elements to a space through small accents can soften up hard surfaces in a bathroom. In this bathroom, natural materials like the wood stool, pampas grass, and the earthy tones in the painting soften the look of the glass shower and black metal ladder storage.

Accessible Bathrooms

In case you are buying or selling a house or hoping to renovate your own, one of the main rooms we need to improve is the master bathroom. An outdated bathroom can truly communicate a message of uneasiness and even lack of sanitization—an area we do not want to spend most of our time. In particular, who wants to begin their morning in a horrid, not exactly engaging space that only serves to put us in disappointment each day? Even if you’re in a budget, there are still many things you can do with our list of master bathroom ideas. For smaller apartments or condominiums, choose light and bright colours. The dark tile colours in this shower area adds depth and dimension to the space.

Over-all, there is not much variety of finishes used, but it lets you appreciate the beauty and quality of natural stone materials. If you share the primary suite with a partner, having a whole wall of storage and your own dedicated sink will make everyday life feel more luxurious. In this spacious modern traditional bathroom from Chango & Co., white and wood finishes, a bateau-style soaking tub, and a large central window make the space feel airy and light.

Match Wall and Floor Tile

Simple subway tiles have been used on the floor of this lovely Lakehouse-style bathroom to stunning effect. Interior designer Kate Walker wanted to create a space that blended Hamptons style with modern farmhouse elements. Is there anything more uplighting than stepping into a beautiful bathroom?

• Adding potted plants or a vertical garden can further enhance the tranquil atmosphere, making your bathroom a true oasis of relaxation.
• Complement the lush greenery with rich, natural wood tone and cool stone grey.
• The tiles’ faux-marble finish adds a touch of class to the lavatory.
• “We chose a classic black and white color palette and gave it character by using geometric shaped tile. The unique tile gave this space a wow factor guaranteed to impress any guest.”
• In a small narrow bathroom, a half-wall shower can help define the shower from the vanity.
• Wrought-iron pedestal sinks offer zero storage, and oversized built-ins swallow the space.

We saw so many grey bathrooms in the past years, but expect to see an increase in warmer toned bathrooms. Since some homeowners may be hesitant when it comes to adding these warm tones to back their homes, grey may continue to be a top choice for those looking to stray away from a classic white color. This door features a classic Z-brace design, often seen in rustic cottage styles, with its rich natural wood tones offering a warm, earthy feel to the bathroom entrance. The traditional iron hardware, including a thumb latch and strap hinges, adds to the authentic charm. It’s a perfect counterpoint to the modern fixtures within, creating a welcoming farmhouse aesthetic that’s both functional and full of character.