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If your primary bathroom suite has the room for it, a large area rug will not only anchor the space but also will add warmth underfoot. If nautical design isn't your preferred aesthetic, but you want to add a tropical beach, look to your bathroom. Subtle additions like this white coral decoration paired with the tropical flower wallpaper will do the trick.
Inspired by the vertical wood paneling of boat exteriors, shiplap is traditionally white — but that's far from your only option. This dapper bathroom remodel contrasts gold fixtures and pale-colored finishes with almost-black shiplap for a decidedly moody yet not overbearing effect. Baskets can soften a tiled bathroom with organic texture and add contrast to an otherwise all-white room. These jute-woven containers work great as laundry hampers or storage for robes or slippers.
Floor-to-Ceiling Tile
Even if your bathroom only has space for a small shower, you can still make it feel and look luxe. The baby blue zellige tiles and sleek matte black and glass enclosure make a modern statement. Also, if you're renovating or adding a bathroom in an attic or somewhere with a sloped ceiling, make sure you place it strategically so it's at the highest point.
As seen in this Arent & Pyke-designed bathroom, it makes the space feel more lived in. The small Art Deco area rug also plays up the blue tones throughout while introducing pattern and a pop of coral. Display large art pieces, fresh flower arrangements, and other treasured decor items on a single open shelf.
Gwen Stefani reveals the unique decor covering one of her and Blake Shelton's bathrooms
Transitional style bathrooms encompass the best of both worlds in that the style utilizes both old and new design elements. Wood, stone, glass, and exotic finishes are not uncommon in these types of bathrooms. Unique details such as patterned floors, dark-finished metals, and artisan door handles will all find a place in the Transitional style décor scheme.
Make those bubble baths even more relaxing by keeping decor minimalist and focusing on the beauty of the surrounding space (a phenomenal view doesn't hurt either). When you have a home that overlooks the Pacific Ocean, you want to make the most of it—even in the bathroom. Eric Olsen added this glass door (which leads to an outdoor shower!) off the main bath of his California home. Modern bathrooms are sleek and streamlined, emphasizing strong horizontal lines.
Black Clawfoot Tub
Get inspired by this graphic painted floor situation by Leanne Ford if you're not sure where to begin. In the bathroom of their Tennessee Home, the couple behind The Happy Tudor opted for a scenic Gracie Wallpaper—which made designing the rest of the bathroom simple. They went for classic whites with brass accents so as not to distract from the wall. Want your bathroom to be bright and unique without the hassle and commitment of paint? Take note of this powder room by Breegan Jane, where circadian-rhythm color lights turn the cream walls temporarily pink. For a soft touch, designer Katie Ridder gave this powder room a custom curved vanity with moldings.
If this design style speaks to you, incorporate modern finishes like the black metal towel rack, faucet, a mirror with textured wood, and other organic materials. At first glance, this bathroom design has a contemporary, clean look, but the nautical details adds a coastal feel to the space. The round rope mirrors, ocean blue lighting, and contemporary blue wallpaper that resembles ocean waves take you away to your favorite vacation spot.
Simple Accent Wall
This bathroom features pops of color through the wallpaper accent wall. The green vase brings out the color of the accent wall even more and ties the whole space together. Part rustic and part country, with a dash of modern flair, farmhouse style bathrooms are full of unique details.
Midcentury style bathrooms utilize vintage furniture in the Eames style and adorn it with beautiful ornamentation like brushed gold metals and large mirrors in unique shapes. Kitschy Vintage details in fun colors are integral parts of the Midcentury look and vibe. The midcentury style used color as a punchy accent to add contrast and visual appeal. In this bathroom designed by Elizabeth Roberts, our eye is immediately drawn to the pretty linen towels, marble hooks, hexagonal floor tiles, and whimsical floral wallpaper. The strategic decorating and upgraded hardware make unsightly essentials, like toilet paper, blend in seamlessly and go unnoticed. For a similar effect, make your toilet paper blend in or look cooler than it is with a wall-mounted holder.
Beach bathrooms can lean traditional, contemporary or somewhere in between — the important thing is to keep the mood relaxed and breezy. If you're blessed with a big bathroom, you might think about getting a bench. You'll have convenient seating, plus space to stash extra towels, a trash bin and everything in between.
If you're all about unadorned home design with contemporary touches, you'll love this minimalist-modern bathroom decor scheme. A simple large mirror sits over the double vanity, which flaunts wall-mounted faucets in a matte black finish. Underneath the sleek white counter are the clean lines of simple cabinetry made of light natural wood to soften the overall appearance of the space. Similar to modern style bathrooms, industrial style is about minimalism, bold colors, high contrast pairings, and a coolly pervasive element of sleekness and simplicity. Mixed woods, white accents, and marble countertops are common design elements.
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