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10 Beautiful Bathroom Trends You’ll Be Seeing In 2022

By Wendy Jacob On

With a new year comes the desire for a fresh perspective, and for many homeowners that means starting the day off right in a beautiful bathroom.

We compiled some of the strongest trends, and these bathrooms illustrate how livable and appealing they are. Scroll down for the top bathroom looks of 2022!

 

 

Cool Stools

We’ve seen small rustic wood stools propped in showers but this luxe addition elevates a stack of towels (literally) and is a glam spot for a pedicure.

  • Photographer Janis Nicolay
  • Designer Craig Parkes

House & Home March 2021

Tilted Tubs

Placing a standalone tub into a corner maxes out space in a bathroom. Tucked into this principal bedroom ensuite, a sculptural tub positioned near a window is lavished with light yet doesn’t eat up valuable floor space, and there’s even enough room for a small table.

  • Photographer Alex Lukey
  • Designer Meghan Carter

House & Home April 2021

Capsule Mirrors

The natural evolution of the mania for round mirrors, capsule mirrors are elongated and elegant.

  • Photographer Gillian Jackson and Lauren Miller
  • Designer Mariam Aboutaam

Kitchens & Baths 2021 Special Issue

Antiques

We’re used to seeing heirlooms on display in dining rooms and living spaces, but a more intimate spot like a bathroom benefits from these additions. In designer Nyla Free’s Calgary bathroom, an ornate brass chandelier that hung in her grandparents’ dining room, is a moment of unexpected charm.

  • Photographer Phil Crozier
  • Designer Nyla Free

House & Home April 2021

Heritage Fixtures

Brass gives fixtures like a generous rainhead shower and handheld spray a classic, historic look. The bonus? The finish warms up materials like porcelain (shown here) and marble.

  • Photographer Gillian Jackson and Lauren Miller
  • Designer Miriam Aboutaam

Kitchens & Baths 2021 Special Issue

Plants Galore

Everyone knows plants play a role in relaxation. Designer Alison Milne’s principal bathroom is a space for rejuvenation where a large potted tree and smaller plants inject a spa-like, Japandi feel to the space (and plants love the humidity).

  • Photographer Donna Griffith
  • Designer Alison Milne

House & Home December 2020

Full Drapes

There’s a particular luxury to a full drape in a bathroom (as opposed to a more workaday blind). It’s a great way to add pattern, texture and softness to counteract all the hard surfaces.

  • Photographer Gillian Jackson and Lauren Miller
  • Designer Miriam Aboutaam

Kitchens & Baths 2021 Special Issue

Upholstered Furniture

A walnut chair in Sharon Mimran’s bathroom is a luxe note with a white upholstered seat and nailhead detailing.

  • Photographer Patrick Biller
  • Designer Sharon Mimran

House & Home September 2021

Scenic Murals

A hand-painted silver and gold-leafed cherry blossom Sakura mural by Peter Costello enhances this sophisticated bathroom. Murals form a striking backdrop for sculptural tubs.

  • Photographer Donna Griffith
  • Designer Theresa Casey

House & Home February 2013

Mixed Scales

You don’t have to stick with one-size-fits-all tile. This bathroom combines small mosaic tiles (which glimmer like jewels) with larger square versions to show how varying the size creates interest, without busyness.

  • Photographer Patrick Biller
  • Designer Sharon Mimran

House & Home September 2021