Bathrooms
5+ On-Trend Spaces To Inspire Your New Bathroom
Published on November 27, 2024
Not sure where to start on your bathroom renovation? Whether you’re designing a powder room, ensuite or kids bathroom, here are six on-trend bathrooms to spark inspiration. Scroll down!
Minimalist Retreat
This spare and unadorned bathroom is all about the quality of simple materials. With nary a tile or slab of marble in sight, this look relies on the texture of waxed-wood floors, simple white walls and bouclé drapes.
Photographer: Donna Griffith
Source: Kitchens + Baths
Designer: Alison Milne
Art Deco Glamor
If The Great Gatsby is your favorite book and you can’t get enough of 1920s and ’30s style, then this modern take on Art Deco is for you. To get the look, focus on curvy shapes, rich colors, bold geometric patterns and pay attention to the details.
Photographer: Stephen Kent Johnson, Otto
Source: Kitchens + Baths
Designer: Nina Farmer
Decorated Drama
Start with an exuberant wallpaper in a favorite pattern, and then layer in elements such as a painted vanity with Shaker-style doors, marble counters and panelled wood storage.
Photographer: Alex Lukey
Source: Kitchens + Baths
Designer: Robyn Rider
Old World Tradition
The key to pulling off a handsome bathroom is to steal accents more typically seen in formal rooms in the house such as wood panelling, wallpaper, antique furniture and framed art.
Photographer: Joe Schmelzer, Otto
Source: Kitchens + Baths
Designer: Mark J. Williams
Sleek Spa
In this principal ensuite, tone-on-tone wallpaper, gently rounded corners and a custom plaster floral installation indicate that the space is all about fine craftsmanship — and escaping it all.
Photographer: Alex Lukey
Source: Kitchens + Baths
Designer: Brian Gluckstein
Playful Victorian
A classic 1920s bathroom is catapulted forward 100 years with joyful accessories and a cactus-themed wallpaper that establishes a lively color scheme. Timeless subway tile and a ceramic console sink suit the home’s pedigree.
Photographer: Alex Lukey
Source: Kitchens + Baths
Designer: Colette van den Thillart