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- The black bathroom trend can extend to architectural elements, like the bathroom door and window frames.
- Adding stars and things from the past that reflect your style will make your bathroom feel more personal and inviting.
- Even though the flower detail on this bathtub wall looks expensive and difficult to do, these plaster flowers are actually a fairly budget-friendly upgrade that completely transforms the bathroom.
- Black, white, or gray are often go-to colors when it comes to bathroom tiles, but consider this your chance to make a colorful statement.
- A simple walk-in enclosure with a low-level tray gives a wet room effect, while the vintage chair is the perfect spot to place your towel pre-shower.
- Find out how to choose the right size tiles to make your bathroom feel bigger and brighter.
A stylish ladder is a great place to hang towels, especially if you don’t have any storage space in your bathroom. The ladder takes up minimal space, and it enhances the design aesthetic of the bathroom. This serene beach print adds a relaxing, calming feel to the bathtub area of this bathroom, while also tying in all the colors of the bathroom together. If your bathroom doesn’t include a linen closet, an armoire is a great way to add that extra needed storage space, if you have the space in your bathroom.
Traditional
Structure a large primary bathroom with a symmetrical layout by placing vanities on either side of the room. Then situate the shower behind a half wall and float the tub on the other side, like this space from Martha O’Hara Interiors. Studio Peake used a mix of blue and white tiles on the half-wall backsplash and shower walls to create visual interest, trading clean lines for something more organic. If your bathroom didn’t come with them, add decorative beams to the ceiling to add character like this space from Marie Flanigan Interiors.
Instead, get rid of that old thing and replace it with this cute Polaroid toilet roll holder, or as they call it, Polaroll! If you want your bathroom to not only look like a spa, but smell like one too, it’s all about the essential oils. Stock up on your favorite scents — from lavender to chamomile and everything in between — and then display them on open shelving until you’re ready to blend and diffuse.
Big Ideas for Small to Large Bathrooms
For another touch of intrigue, there’s a gold rectangular mirror with bird motifs and unique wall lights. A navy blue shiplap wall, paired with a wicker basket soap holder, adds a nautical look to this small powder room. 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.