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Designer Amanda Lindroth looked for ways to pay homage to the Sea of Abaco throughout this Palladian-style retreat in the Bahamas. Crowning the owners’ bath is a red chandelier (Currey & Company) made of coral, shells, and freshwater pearls.

• The spacious bathroom has a protruding section holding large windows in white panels, with a big white tub in the middle of it.
• It’s a perfect match for a modern bathroom that values simplicity and light.
• Of course, you can choose a ledge front and top that are both unusual and beautiful.
• You can get this feeling at home by adding one to your narrow bathroom, which is just the right shape for these.
• The natural texture of the doors is highlighted by the simple yet traditional black hardware.
• If you’ve found just the right vintage mirror to go over your sink, don’t fret if it doesn’t come with a shelf.

This next blue bathroom idea is less about the room as a whole but instead focuses on this modern and sleek gloss-finished blue vanity and toilet unit. Not only is it a practical and functional piece of furniture, but it is a great addition to any blue bathrooms. Matching the bathroom furniture to the colour of the bathroom walls creates visual harmony and cohesion, making the space feel more balanced and aesthetically pleasing. The luxurious bathroom in this mid-century modern inspired home features an almost hidden walk-in shower that allows the lovely garden view to be fully seen and Ciottolo Grande terrazzo flooring. This industrial meets farmhouse style bathroom housed within a 1920s beach reateat features mirrors and a trough-style basin that were custom-made in Indonesia.

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When incorporating antique or repurposed pieces into your bathroom design, it’s important to ensure they

The floating shelves seen in this bathroom belonging to Hannah of Thistle Harvest double as storage and modern wall art. To recreate the look, create dimension by bringing in objects with varying heights and shapes, such as potted plants, leaning artwork, toiletries, and storage containers. Watch just how much you’re putting on the shelving units, though, as too much can feel cluttered in a small space.

Use different colors and materials as markers in your bathroom, such as patterned or colored bathroom tiles in the shower or around a vanity unit. This is particularly true where anything visible might disrupt the impact of the design such as in this bathroom covered in colorful kismet tiles which was designed by Paris-based LSL Architects. The alcove adjacent to the shower has been turned into a unit of drawers built in from the ceiling down and painted in a sky blue to link in with the tile colours.

Add Color and Shine

With these luxurious additions, your shower becomes a sanctuary where you can escape the pressures of daily life and emerge feeling refreshed and revitalized. What I love about working at The Tile Shop is getting to see all the new design trends. When I’m not writing copy, I’m usually reading a novel or taking a walk around my Minneapolis neighborhood. Add an earthy quality to your bathroom with the use of neutral colours.

• When designing a bathroom, the color scheme of gray and white never fails to create a soothing and modern atmosphere.
• Towel cupboards, under-sink compartments, and plenty of countertop space are a must.
• Here, the idea is to introduce a break from the monotony of the standard bathroom design and add a focal point to space.
• The bulk of this bathroom space is adorned with a navy blue shaker-style

Bath trays can provide space for your must-haves, all while doubling as decor. When you’re not soaking in the tub, use the caddy to display plants, books and any other small items you usually leave at the edge of the tub. Hang a modern shelving system, not only for extra storage, but as wall decor. It’s also the perfect opportunity to pop a wicker hamper beneath to toss dirty clothes as you step into the shower.

Years ago, aluminum doors were commonly installed in commercial places, but they recently debuted in residential homes in a plethora of designs, such as the following. It incorporates five frosted glass vision panels for safety reasons. The design speaks minimalist yet is still intriguing to tempt you into what lies behind it. This design, which does not only enhances your bathroom’s visual cues but also promotes the privacy you need. Frosted glass can add a strong decorative element to any living space without requiring you to pay through the nose.

Modern Wall Decor

Here, Ca’ Pietra Santorini Ceramic Satin Tiles from Sanctuary Bathrooms mimic the look of marble and have been laid in a modern herringbone pattern. One of the biggest bathroom trends of 2024 is for coloured suites — and don’t panic, we’re not talking ‘avocado’ or ‘champagne’ here. Popular shades include orange, emerald green, navy and deep crimson.

When it comes to furniture, they certainly don’t need to have the perfect paintwork. In addition, this style has high regard for chipping paint that reveals a piece’s surface. In particular, natural wood decor is an absolute necessity for any farmhouse-style home, be it wood boards on a wall or uncovered bars on the ceiling. Hebe joined the Real Homes team in early 2018 as Staff Writer before moving to the Livingetc team in