Whittney Parkinson Design chose a vintage rug to complement this traditional powder room decorated with beadboard wainscoting, wallpaper, and an aged brass and marble freestanding sink. Choose a runner to warm up the floor in a narrow galley-style bathroom. If you don’t want to dress up the walls, consider painting the vanity cabinet instead. This bathroom remodel by Sally of Nestorations features a muted shade of blue to convey coastal style in a subtle and stylish way.

This bathroom mixes patterns so effectively, placing striped wallpaper together with checkered floor tiles in a contrast that feels playful and bright. Rusty, warm and deep rich shades will be popular to achieve this look. Think welcoming comfort.’ explains Kamila Chalfin, Marketing & Brand Manager at Tile Giant. The addition of a brightly colored, freestanding bath is an effective way of injecting color and creating a striking focal point. We love this bold red tub, for a modern take on a traditional freestanding bath – and there’s plenty more where this came from in our pick of traditional freestanding bath designs. Peach is basically a neutral but will just add some sunny warmth to your space.

Repurpose an Antique Vanity

Those after small bathroom ideas shouldn’t discount the use of bold colours — they can really make an impact. To style your bathroom with a pedestal sink, start by choosing a sink that complements your design theme. Consider wall-mounted fixtures to save space, and add a mirror above for functionality and aesthetics. Enhance the area with attractive tiles, lighting, and accessories to create a cohesive look that balances the sink’s classic elegance. “One standout feature of this design is the oversized shower, which boasts a walk-in area that provides ample space for comfortable and luxurious showering,” she adds. Amidst peeling wallpaper, fluorescent blue tub rings, and floor tiles long past salvation, you may be looking to renovate your bathroom.

Use lace, flowers, and neutral pastels for a gentle feminine vibe. Combine with distressed and weathered surfaces to add a lived-in feel. An ornate style and vintage furniture and lighting will help you create the right contrast.