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Contemporary bathroom tiles can make all the difference in your bathroom makeover. In this small space, gray, horizontal tiles work to add subtle visual interest and make the space feel larger. Floating the toilet and vanity also helped to free up visual space. White accessories and espresso-colored wood helps this bathroom feel like an upscale spa.

Also, introduce a bright light installation overhead to make a focal point in your bathroom. In effect, this is a rich visual that radiates luxury, style, and sophistication. The centerpiece of this design is a freestanding Victoria Albert tub atop a marble pedestal illuminated by a magnificent chandelier. You’ll think you’ve entered the home of a royal family because of how refined everything seems.

Extend Your Stone

Black floor tiles and frames of the window create a contrasting look with the whites. Custom white oak shiplap wall paneling to the ceiling gives the vanity a natural and modern presence. The large trough-style sink in purple onyx highlights the beauty of the stone. The same onyx design is used on the shower wall and creates a focal point between the white walls and floor. Glass pendants above the vanity complete this modern look with its black finishes while gold accents adding glam to space.

• ‘Allowing the moisture to travel into different rooms will cause more issues in sites that are typically safe and dry,’ he explains.
• While site-built tile showers and tubs can be gorgeous and unique, consider aprefabricated shower unit, which typically costs a lot less.
• ‘Invite natural light in by incorporating windows or skylights,’ agrees David Thompson.

To achieve this look, use natural breaks, such as corners, alcoves, shelving, dado or picture rails, to start and stop different color choices. Couple with calming house plants, fragrant candles and an at-hand stool that’s perfect for storing fresh towels or a glass of wine. ‘When choosing the scheme for your bathroom, consider creating a sense of flow from the rest of your home into the bathroom with a complementary scheme. This does not necessarily mean being too matchy, however, picking out key colors works particularly well.’ Says Helen Shaw, Benjamin Moore UK Director. In general, classic close-coupled toilets are a safe option — plus they are often the most cost-effective choice too.

• Frameless glass separation of the shower provides a seamless look.
• This bathroom blends modern design with country charm, featuring a rustic wooden vanity that adds warmth and texture.
• Usher in a touch of splendor for your new bathroom with this full-length mirror door.
• Utilitarian and unique, this minimalist space speaks of simplicity.
• In this bath, the tile walls are the same size but oriented differently.

Sunken under the city, this bathtub allows the view to be the hero. Although, that perfectly polished concrete platform is pretty eye-catching too. Each piece of this bathroom suite is a completely individual piece of design that should not complement the next, and yet, it all comes together as one fabulously artistic curation. Open your mind, select each of your favourite items, and trust in the process. Bathroom wall murals come printed onto large format wall tiles nowadays, so why not fashion a fabulous floral feature wall that will never wilt. The rounded rectangular mirror framed in chrome and flanked by charming wall sconces with pleated shades infuses the space with a hint of nautical elegance.

Optimize Your Space With a Wall-Mounted

White hexagon tiles with black grout serve as a stunning backdrop and add a nice texture to space. Thanks to the large window opening, a beautiful nature view comes into thiswhite bathroom. Curved freestanding bathtub placed next to the window and provides a calm and relaxing bath time. White flat panel vanity paired with marble countertop and undermount sink.

• Emily Henderson Design optimized the under-sink vanity cabinet with wire baskets that slide in and out so that items don’t get lost at the back of the cabinet.
• The shower room is separated from the rest of the room with a half divider, glass panels, and doors.
• “Installing a floating vanity into a bathroom will instantly make the space more modern as traditional vanities are typically grounded to the floor,” says Adri.
• Our half-bathroom ideas will help you pack a punch with yours – all it needs is some clever upgrades and a touch of creativity.

In this space by Julia Alexander Interiors, a modern yet traditional bathroom maximizes the surrounding country landscape through a massive window and a soft color palette. “With it being adjacent to the Gulf of Mexico, we wanted to design with water in mind. We used a beautiful blue vanity as the foundation of the space and white tile to create a contrast.” If you have a piece of art or an over-the-top decor item, like the rug in the space above, consider placing it in your bathroom for an unexpected touch.

White Marble

“Declutter first and always,” says Darla DeMorrow, a certified professional organizer and owner of HeartWork Organizing. If a beauty product isn’t cutting it, gift it to a friend or toss it ASAP.” According to DeMorrow, the less stuff you have, the more space you can enjoy. If you have a small bathroom