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Demorrow suggests curating your towels to suit your color scheme when possible—or even better, buy all-white towels, which can be bleached and rotated out as needed. Instead of a sliding or swinging glass door on the shower, consider a fixed panel. Durkin suggests moving the shower handle to the open end so you can turn on your shower without getting wet. “There are now 2-in-1 shower heads so you don’t have to have both a shower head and handheld,” she says. For bathroom floor plan inspiration, check out ourFloor Plan Gallery. Last but not least, the perfect layout for a cozy powder room from Aly Morford of Pure Salt Interiors.

• This patterned grasscloth wallpaper adds style and makes the room feel grand without overwhelming the small space.
• Just be sure not to choose something too precious, given that anything kept in the bathroom may be susceptible to water damage or other environmental hazards.
• Like the cabinets, mirrors, etc. are angular and have crisp and clean lines.

The team at Hibou Design & Co. in Montreal added plenty of French touches to this space. This bathroom features many intriguing elements, like the floating trough sinks and the branch curtain rod. However, the most eye-catching feature are the wooden crates with wheels. Plus, placing them vertically adds height and creates a place to display potted plants.

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From the wood panel sloped ceiling to the rainbow of green zellige tiles, it fits right into the Southern California coast. Aside from being calming and stylish, the wall-to-wall green tile floor means that basically everything in the room will hold up well when wet. A freestanding tub set underneath a glamorous chandelier is timeless. When placed near a large window with views of nature and surrounded by marble tiles—like in the