Best Bathroom Design Ideas
Just moved into your new home, renovation or just in the mood to redesign your bathroom - you are in the right place. Here are some beautiful bathrooms for your inspiration.
Image credit: I Spy DIY The bathroom may be your home’s most utilitarian space, but that doesn’t mean it’s immune to trends. (Case in point: The shiny brass fixtures and speckled granite counters that looked so cool in the early ’90s feel hopelessly dated today.) In the past few years, homeowners have gravitated towards marble, dark grout, hexagonal tiles, and stand-alone showers—but according to a new Houzz bathroom trends study, the times are changing yet again. While many of the design decisions I just mentioned are still going to be big, you’ll see them in the midst of these very-2019 updates. - via Apartment Therapy
Courtesy of Studio DB
This minimalist New York bathroom boasts plenty of storage space in a stylish double vanity with seamless blue-gray cabinets that features circular cutouts instead of hardware. The circle shape is used again in the round mirror above the vanity, making this space by Studio DB elegant and striking - via MYDOMAINE
1. Tiled Bathroom
Small minimalist 3/4 white tile and subway tile porcelain floor and gray floor wet room photo in Boston with flat-panel cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, a one-piece toilet, gray walls, an undermount sink, engineered quartz countertops, a hinged shower door and white countertops — Houzz
2. Small Bathroom
3. Stylish Double Vanity Bathroom
This minimalist New York bathroom boasts plenty of storage space in a stylish double vanity with seamless blue-gray cabinets that features circular cutouts instead of hardware. The circle shape is used again in the round mirror above the vanity, making this space by Studio DB elegant and striking - via MYDOMAINE
4. Rustic Farm House Bathroom
Alyssa Rosenheck - Jennifer Robin Interiors
A white door with a single frosted glass panel opens to reveal a beautifully appointed powder room fitted with a stained oak sink vanity finished with a slatted shelf and a rectangular concrete sink. The sink is mounted beneath a matte black faucet fixed to a white shiplap wall beneath a dark stained wood mirror lit by iron and glass sconces - via Decorpad
A white door with a single frosted glass panel opens to reveal a beautifully appointed powder room fitted with a stained oak sink vanity finished with a slatted shelf and a rectangular concrete sink. The sink is mounted beneath a matte black faucet fixed to a white shiplap wall beneath a dark stained wood mirror lit by iron and glass sconces - via Decorpad
5. Minimalist Bathroom
Courtesy of Studio Mcgee
A nice light oak vanity with multiple drawers for storage space and contrasted it with brass detail on the legs. The interesting shape and brass finish of the sconce plays beautifully with the nickel on the mirror and faucet via Studio Mcgee
6. Space Maker Bathroom
Design: Lot 1 Design | Photography: Katherine Lu.
Space maker Glass screens and a floor-to-ceiling window give this bathroom a spacious feel while the raw, robust aesthetic creates interest. The white textured walls and light floor tiles are complemented by steel trims and industrial-inspired tapware via Homes to Love
7. Bathroom With Forest Wallpaper
Image by Ben Pentreath
This bathroom uses a bold black and white forest wallpaper. The use of lithographic and black and white art on the walls enhances the "etched" quality of this room. The small touches of blue brighten up the whole. Ben's London House by Ben Pentreath
8. Waterfall Style Walk-In Shower
Image by Sognare Tile
We've all dreamed of (and some of us even have!) showering under a refreshing waterfall in a tropical forest. This luxurious walk-in shower has that feeling of a special little grotto on some private tropical island, with one slate wall and another rough-hewn, natural stone wall. The waterfall is definitely a change from typical rain shower heads. Bathroom by Sognare Tile
Whether big or small bathroom as long as the materials, colors, style, and functionality are properly coordinated you can never go wrong. It's best to check out designs inspiration first before making a decision. What's your favorite design so far?
- Mai Perez
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