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23 Gorgeous Bathroom Cabinet Ideas for Any Style
Erin Williams Design
Whether you have a small space or room to spare, finding the right storage is key to a pristine bathroom. You want something practical, of course, with storage space for all of your must-haves, but you also want something that fits the look and feel of your bathroom. Bathroom cabinetry can come in the shape of a vanity with endless storage options or a standalone piece for added space.
Check out some of our favorite bathroom cabinet ideas that work well with any style bathroom.
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Anne Sage
Even if you require a lot of storage space in your bathroom, a cabinet doesn't have to be bulky or oversized. Look for something streamlined and chic to give off a modern feel, with enough drawers for everything you need to store. Add a bit of stylish wallpaper to help bring the look together.
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ann.living
Here's a cabinet idea that's perfect for a laidback boho vibe. We love the sleek, compact cabinet under the sink that is ideal for small spaces. The hanging shelves above the toilet add even more storage space and help continue the look throughout the bathroom.
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Arbor & Co.
Not only does this adorable bathroom feature a Scandi-inspired wooden vanity, but there's also an additional white cabinet above the toilet that blends in with the wall behind it. Painting your wall cabinet the same color as the rest of the room is a great way to add storage that won't stick out.
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Ashley Montgomery Design
Smaller bathrooms tend to lend themselves well to floating vanities with less hardware. This allows the storage to blend in with the rest of the bathroom without feeling oversized or bulky. By floating the vanity, you get the illusion of more floor space which adds a bit of extra depth.
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Calimia Home
If you have a lot of stuff to organize, a vanity or bathroom cabinet with many smaller drawers could be a better choice than one with fewer larger ones.
Smaller pullout drawers will give you multiple spaces to separate your must-haves and keep them in order.
Can't find what you want? Consider DIYing it instead.
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Chelius House of Design
We love a neutral, unfinished vanity. Look for a natural oak or walnut finish with enough drawers for everything you need. This neutral look is perfect for minimalist or farmhouse bathrooms.
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D Burns Interiors
If your bathroom cabinet doesn't have quite enough storage or your bathroom lacks a linen closet, don't be afraid to use the space below the vanity for extra storage as well. Add a few woven baskets and fill them with linens or bath supplies.
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Devon Grace Interiors
Not only is this stunning bathroom vanity an amazing shade of navy blue, but it's also filled with endless storage. While a standard vanity runs as wide as 42 inches, you can get a custom piece done in any size you need to fit your bathroom perfectly and provide the storage you require.
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renovate_thirty_eight
If you have an extra storage nook or a small linen closet in your bathroom, consider swapping it for an exposed cabinet to give your bathroom more visual interest and add storage space. Though you may need a custom cabinet to fit your space perfectly, the end result is well worth it.
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Dreamy Whites
Sure, this vanity may not offer much in the way of storage, but it offers so much character and personality. If you are designing a guest bath or a hall bath and don't need to add additional storage, a vintage table-turned-vanity is a great idea to add interest to your space.
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Home Consultant
Sometimes hardware simply looks bulky, especially in smaller bathrooms. Consider removing the hardware and creating a more streamlined look that's perfect for modern spaces.
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House of Hanes
If you're lucky enough to have an extra-long vanity like this one, it may be difficult to figure out what to do above the space where there aren't sinks.
Here, floating shelves add extra storage and help fill up the dead space between the two mirrors.
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House Sprucing
A great way to get even more storage in your bathroom is to use cabinets to extend the size of your vanity and add built-in storage throughout the room. Here, a taller cabinet is added for linens next to the vanity, and is done in the same color and style so it blends together perfectly.
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Jessica Nelson Design
Opting for a cabinet or vanity in the same color as the rest of your bathroom is a good idea for smaller bathrooms. A monochromatic look adds depth to your space and gives you more flexibility when it comes to adding accessories to the room.
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JLA Designs
There's just something about a rich navy blue that adds a lot of elegance and sophistication to any bathroom. Here, gold hardware plays beautifully with the classic blue cabinetry to create a hotel-like look and feel.
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visitnumber7
If you need more storage but can't find the right bathroom cabinet for your space, consider DIY-ing one.
We love this boho-inspired natural wood cabinet that's perfect for above a toilet or by a sink.
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Katie Hodges
This vanity is a lovely combination of a floating vanity and a grounded one, with taller legs that lift it high off the ground but still give it a rooted look. By lifting the vanity off the ground, the bathroom feels cleaner and more open. This is a great idea if you are decorating with eye-catching tile you don't want to cover up.
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Latham Interior Design
This stunning bathroom is definitely one for the books. Not only does it feature a fireplace (yes, we are jealous too), but it also has floor-to-ceiling cabinetry that adds unlimited storage for every bath product you could ever imagine.
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Rebecca Rollins
This primary bathroom vanity is wonderfully unique and perfect for a custom bathroom. The various counter heights allow for multiple uses, whether you need to store extra stuff or sit down to do your makeup in the morning.
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Tara Kantor
One easy way to give your bathroom cabinetry a quick makeover is to swap the hardware out with something a little more unique. Here, leather pulls create a modern look that adds a little more texture to the bathroom.
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Reena Sotropa
Another simple way to spruce up your bathroom cabinetry is to paint it with an eye-catching color. A simple coat of paint in a bold hue (like this primary blue) is a great way to renovate your bathroom without doing much at all.
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White Sands
We love the reclaimed, roughed up look that this rustic vanity provides. This is a lovely choice for a more unique bathroom look and plays wonderfully with handpainted or vintage tiles.
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Erin Williams Design
If you have extra wall space, consider adding additional built-in cabinets to your bathroom to provide extra storage. Paint the cabinets the same color as the rest of your bathroom so it easily blends in and doesn't add any bulk to the room.
20 Beautiful Bathroom Vanity Ideas You're Going to Love
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Clever bathroom cabinet ideas are essential to making the bathroom work.
It has many demands put upon it, not only to be a practical, user-friendly room but also as a tranquil place to relax. Limited or awkward-shaped space can create a challenge when it comes to making the best of any bathroom cabinet space – be it large or small.
However, the items that need cabinet storage, like towels, numerous toiletries and even candles, can also add to the decorative look of the bathroom, so it's worth thinking about how you can show them off to their best advantage with the best bathroom cabinet ideas.
Have a good look at your bathroom and see if there are any unused corners or, more likely, wall space that could be incorporated into a bathroom storage idea.
With these smart bathroom ideas, you can keep your bathroom cabinet space looking stylish and store the essential items, too.
Bathroom cabinet ideas
Do you want to make space for the best bathroom cabinet ideas? It might be that you can clear out an old cupboard or replace it with one larger console or a one-off piece. The secret is to add to what is already there without cluttering the main bathroom.
1. Get creative with color
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Bathroom color ideas might not be the first element you think of when planning cabinet and storage ideas, but it should certainly not be an afterthought.
A good color scheme is essential for creating the look you want. And you can use everything from cabinets to vanity units to create a standout aesthetic. Adding a bright and beautiful hue to your bathroom will really lift your whole home, bringing this functional space into line with the rest of your decor.
Color-blocking is a great technique for anyone keen to test strong paint colors without over-committing. An all-out approach, with multiple blocks of undiluted color, often clashing, is popular in modern bathrooms.
2. Source vintage bathroom cabinets
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Found pieces all have their place in a vintage bathroom scheme. The key is to reference the look rather than slavishly reproduce it, using statement colors and a less-is-more approach for a vibrant yet cohesive scheme. As long as one decorative item links the color scheme, your vintage bathroom interior will come together.
'This particular bathroom cabinet was an existing piece from the original seventies construction,' says Eddie Maestri, AIA, principal architect and creative director at Maestri Studio . We wanted to preserve the cabinet (and its original hardware), but give it a new existence in brilliant cilantro green. I wanted this space to be fashion-forward and bold.'
3. Plan a symmetrical scheme
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Symmetry is an interior design trick used to create smart-looking rooms – and it's perfect for large or small bathroom ideas.
Symmetry provides balance within a room and it often starts from the focal point, whether that be a cabinets in the bathroom or the vanity unit in a powder room. It brings a sense of comfort and rhythm to a space which is an integral part of the design approach.
'Get symmetry right and you can create harmony in every room in your house – and make small spaces feel bigger and tidier,' says Stephanie Lindsey, principal designer at Etch Design Group .
4. Add storage to your family bathroom ideas
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Good bathroom storage ideas are central to maintaining order.
‘In a bathroom shared by multiple family members it is particularly useful to have a designated area for each person’s own toiletries,’ says interior designer Cherie Lee . ‘This doesn’t need to be anything complicated, but a vanity with smaller, separate drawers rather than one large one, can help to prevent any minor disagreements.’
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Wow with wood cabinets(Image credit: Maestri Studio/Nathan Shroder)
Look to the beauty of natural wood to create a spa-like scheme that is warm and inviting. Thanks to the desire to create a sanctuary at home, the bathroom has become a private oasis to help restore mental wellbeing. With this comes a move away from clinical bathroom cabinet styles. Wood is now the material of choice for its natural beauty; it conjures the quiet luxury of a spa. There are many ways to introduce timber to your scheme, from a simple vanities to bespoke built-in solutions.
'This custom-built vanity was designed with inspiration pulled from the original architect of this 1970 home, as well as from favorite hotel stays,' says Eddie Maestri, AIA, principal architect and creative director at Maestri Studio . 'The design borrows plenty of inspiration from traditional Japanese principals. It is something that greatly appealed to me when we bought the house. I wanted the feel of the bathroom to be masculine, modern, and calming.
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6. Mix modern materials for a luxurious finish
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The move towards luxury bathroom ideas that offer a personalized experience provides an even greater opportunity to develop your space as an indulgent retreat.
'We wanted to create a spa-like environment with a plethora of luxurious touches,' says Jarvis, owner and principal designer at Jarvis Studio . The glamorous and non-traditional look of the bathroom is achieved through the use of marble with polished nickel as cabinets.'
There are few materials that can create a feeling of opulence in modern bathroom design that marble and polished nickel can. Elegant, understated and effortlessly beautiful, this contemporary combination can be used to great effect in the bathroom.
7. Opt for flexibility with freestanding cabinets
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While fitted bathrooms are unlikely to ever go out of style, there has been a gradual move towards more relaxed-looking bathing spaces.
Freestanding bathrooms range from fully unfitted spaces to single pieces, such as a standalone cupboard or moveable console so they can move as your needs change, and even move homes with you.
'Freestanding bathroom cabinetry is a wonderful way to future proof our homes, ensuring we invest in designs that offer flexibility for renovations,' says Joanna Spindler, marketing manager at Graham & Green . 'Crafted from sustainable, hard-wearing mango wood, this bathroom cupboard is built to last a lifetime. It provides ample storage for folding away clean towels and stashing toiletries, while the caned open weave gives a sense of airiness and space in even the snuggest of bathrooms.
8. Plan your storage needs first
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Give the you bathroom design careful thought and allocate space for all the items you intend to store. If you have children, provide space for cleaning products out of reach. If you're looking at small bathroom ideas, choose mirror-fronted cabinetry to create a spacious feel and don’t waste the area around the sink and in corners – concealed built-in drawers or bathroom corner units are perfect for washing essentials.
'Finding a home for all of your bathroom belongings can be a challenge, especially with little storage space built in,' says George Miller, home designer at Neptune . 'Investing in a single piece of freestanding furniture can be the perfect solution for creating a little storage, whether it’s as a laundry cupboard, somewhere to keep your toiletries and towels, or simply to display some accessories.'
9. Use soft colors for cabinetry
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There are lots of clever, space-boosting design tricks that work wonders on an ensuite and make a small bathroom look bigger.
'Good storage is so important for keeping the overall feel of a bathroom serene and uncluttered,' explains Katie Lion, interior designer at Kitesgrove . 'In this ensuite bathroom, we designed an expanse of built-in cabinetry to provide plenty of storage and surface space, allowing versatility to use and style the space. Finished in a warm neutral color it is subtle and disappears below the eyeline, allowing you to focus on the elegant marble top and texture of the mirror frames.
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10. Make use of every inch in a family bathroom
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A well-planned family bathroom, usually the largest in the home, if only by a few precious inches, can make or break your routine. The best designs are loaded with storage, easy to clean, and perfect for sharing.
'Choosing the right cabinet for your bathroom can be tricky, and depends on a number of things, most importantly the size of the room, the color scheme and materials, as well as who will be using it,' says George Miller, home designer at Neptune .
'For a larger, family bathroom you may want to think about a practical unit with plenty of storage, something which can be painted in a color to match the style of the room. A soft, neutral shade might work nicely to complement the cooler surfaces and colors often found in bathrooms.'
Your bathroom should feel personal and have the same haven feeling as the rest of your home. Soothing pastels and off-whites help to ensure the room feels relaxing while also maintaining a feeling of spaciousness due to the lightness of the colors.
How can I add cabinets to my bathroom?
There are many ways to add cabinets to your bathroom, much like bathroom shelf ideas, no matter the size or style. If space is limited, keep the cabinets wall hung to create a sense of space and give a sleek, ‘floating’ look. Although hidden storage is practical, don’t be tempted to shut everything away.
'It's now possible to source a vanity unit or cabinet to suit bathrooms of all shapes and sizes, all tastes and budgets. There's really no excuse not to enjoy the beauty and convenience that a vanity unit affords,' says Mark Walker of Bagno Design .
A cabinet-style vanity consisting of cupboards, open-shelves, or drawers, or a combination of all three, will help maintain order in your bathroom.
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Long and narrow bathrooms - 135 best bathroom interior design ideas
Apartment with work space and dressing room
Alexander Tischler fronts, black fronts, full built-in bathtub, installation, beige tile, ceramic tile, beige walls, porcelain stoneware floor, countertop sink, faux quartz countertop, beige floor, gray countertop, single vanity unit and wall-mounted vanity unit
Cool Gray
Change Your Bathroom©
The detailed plans for this bathroom can be purchased here: https://www.changeyourbathroom.com/shop/cool-gray-bathroom-plans/ Brushed nickel shower head with digital shower valve, freestanding bathtub, curbless shower with hidden shower drain, flat pebble shower floor, shelf over tub with LED lighting, gray vanity with drawer fronts, white square ceramic sinks, wall mount faucets and lighting under vanity.
Hidden Drain shower system. This bathroom is about 19'long by 6' wide. Atlanta Bathroom.
His & Hers Master Bath
Hoffman Weber Construction
Patrick O'Loughlin, Content Craftsmen
Original design example: Long and narrow bathroom in classic style with recessed panel fronts, white fronts, double shower, white tiles, ceramic tile, blue walls, mosaic floor, sink, walk-in shower and marble top
Omaha, Nebraska Residence- Interior Design for New Build
Haven Design and Construction
This sophisticated black and white bath belongs to the clients' teenage son. He requested a masculine design with a warming towel rack and radiant heated flooring. A few gold accents provide contrast against the black cabinets and pair nicely with the matte black plumbing fixtures. A tall linen cabinet provides a handy storage area for towels and toiletries. The focal point of the room is the bold shower accent wall that provides a welcoming surprise when entering the bath from the basement hallway.
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Summer House In Blue Custom Home - Master Bathroom
GMT Home Designs Inc.
Photo credits: Design Imaging Studios. Master bathrooms features a zero clearance shower with a rustic look.
Design ideas for a mid-sized, long and narrow nautical-style bathroom with open cabinets, dark wood cabinets, countertop sink, wood countertops, roll-on shower, yellow walls, walk-in shower, one-piece toilet, white tile, ceramic tile, flooring. ceramic tile shower with swing doors and brown worktop
Salgo Kitching House
Sam Crawford Architects
(c) Brett Boardman
Inspiration for home comfort: Long and narrow modern style bathroom with open shower, separate toilet, multi-faucet sink, subfloor and open shower
High Street Manly - No. 3
Bathrooms By Oldham
The newly designed timeless, contemporary bathroom was created providing much needed storage whilst maintaining functionality and flow.
A light and airy scheme using gray large format tiles on the floor and matt white tiles on the walls. A two draw custom vanity in timber provided warmth to the room. The mirrored shaving cabinets reflected light and gave the illusion of depth. Strip lighting in niches, under the vanity and shaving cabinet on a sensor added that little extra touch. nine0007
She's got the Blues
Jennifer Ryan Design
This hall bath needed an update. We went from old and dark to light and bright. Carrying some of the kitchen tile, using the same blue but in a lighter shade for the cabinets and the same quartz countertop in the bathroom gave it a cohesive look.
Interni CPN/ Bagno in stile industrial
COBE Architetti
per permettere una migliore fruizione dell'ambiente. L'uso della resina in continuità tra pavimento e soffitto e lo specchio che corre lungo il lato del bagno, lo rendono percettivamente più ampio e accogliente.
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Appartement - rénovation complète
design d'S-pace
Stylish design: small, narrow and long neoclassical (modern classic) bathroom with louvered panel fronts, light wood fronts, rimless shower, installation, blue tile, mosaic tile, blue walls, ceramic tile floor, walk-in shower, sink, faux stone countertop, beige floor, sliding door shower, white countertop, single vanity unit and built-in vanity unit - the latest trend
Modernization of Midcentury Childhood Home
12/12 Architects & Planners
A fresh design idea for a medium sized narrow and long master bathroom in white with retro wood finishes with piping fronts, wood tone fronts medium tone, alcove shower, monobloc toilet, white tile, hog tile, white walls, ceramic tile floor, sink sink, quartzite countertop, black floor, sliding door shower, white countertop, double vanity unit, floor vanity unit , ceiling with wallpaper, wallpaper on the walls and a free-standing bathroom - great interior photo
#337 Bolton
mckimm residential design
Pictured: narrow and long modernist bathroom with flat cabinets, light wood cabinets, rolled-in shower, gray tiles, gray walls, walk-in shower, vanity top, white floor and outdoor shower
Batipin flat
studio wok
Federico Villa Fotografo
Inspiration for home comfort: a small, narrow and long Scandinavian-style bathroom with an alcove shower, bidet, white tiles, ceramic tiles, a walk-in shower, multi-faucet sink with shower screen
Bathrooms
Mark P.
Finlay Architects, AIA
Photo Credit: Nancy Hill
Stylish design: narrow and long medium sized country-style master bathroom with pedestal sink, clawfoot bathtub, beige walls and medium hardwood floors tones - latest trend
Oakhill Court
Ardesia Design
Victorian print blue tile with a fabric-like texture were fitted inside the niche.
Stylish design: narrow and long Victorian bathroom with cantilevered sink, white cabinets, overhead bathtub, shower over tub, porcelain tile, medium hardwood floors, installation and recessed panel cabinets - the latest trend
Leamington
Somner Macdonald Architects
Photo of a narrow and long contemporary bathroom with an open shower, beige tiles, beige walls and an open shower with
Contemporary Bathroom
medium sized long bathroom in modern style with countertop sink, wood counter top, open shower, beige tiles, white walls and open shower
Autonomi in 60 mq: Casa, Ufficio, Palestra, Cinema
Liadesign
Liadesign
Pictured is a narrow and long medium-sized loft-style bathroom with open cabinets, light wood cabinets, alcove shower, separate toilet, white tiles , stoneware tiles, gray walls, porcelain stoneware flooring, walk-in shower, countertop sink, wood countertop, gray floor, sliding door shower, single vanity unit, floor vanity unit and 9-level tiered ceiling0007
Bathrooms
Nicola Scannell Design and Property
Create more space with a semi-wall and hide the toilet.
The different levels in the bathroom and the sunken bath makes for a feeling of space and creates interest. At Nicola Scannell Design we love bathrooms. They don't need to cost a fortune but they need to be well thought out to maximize space and give that luxurious feeling.
casa white
mars architectes
mars architectes
In the photo: a narrow and long bathroom in a modern style with a shower cabin
Bathrooms with a shower cabin - 135 best bathroom interior design ideas design: medium sized bathroom in modern style with flat cabinets, white cabinets, open shower, brown tiles, walk-in shower, countertop sink, multi-colored flooring, open shower, brown countertops and built-in vanity - great interior photo
Baltic neoclassical
Elena Sidorina
Original design example: contemporary style bathroom with flat cabinets, medium wood cabinets, white tiles, walk-in shower, vanity sink, gray countertop, single vanity unit, hanging cabinet and with an apron
Apartment in the old fund of Moscow "Vershina"
Nata Volkova
Stylish design: a small gray and white bathroom in a classic style with facades with protruding panels, white facades, a shower room, gray tiles, boar tiles, gray walls , porcelain tile floors, walk-in shower, vanity top, sliding door shower, window, single vanity and floor vanity - the latest trend
House in the Leningrad region
Interior studio AI
Photo of a medium-sized neoclassical (modern classic) bathroom with flat-panel cabinets, light wood cabinets, gray tiles, white walls, porcelain stoneware flooring, walk-in shower, countertop sink, wooden worktop, gray floor, beige worktop, cabinet for two sinks and built-in cabinet
Nature in the house
Ekaterina Vladimirova
Stylish design: medium sized modern style bathroom with flat cabinets, black cabinets, alcove shower, white tiles, porcelain stoneware tiles, porcelain stoneware flooring, walk-in shower, countertop sink, gray floor, bathtub screen, white countertop, vanity unit one sink and a hanging pedestal - the latest trend
Apartment in 1st Vrazhsky Lane
Martynov and Gatilova Architectural Workshop
Honeycomb-shaped tiles were chosen in the bathroom, the seams were contrasted.
The only color detail was the wooden countertop under the sink, for durability it was covered with 5 layers of varnish. In the shower cabin, given the absence of a bathtub, we tried to create maximum comfort: built-in acoustics, hydromassage jets and a seat for relaxation. The moldings on the walls seem to be the same as in the rooms - but here they are made of acrylic stone. nine0007
apartment with LAVANDOY
Melnikova Olga
APARTMENT WITH LAVANDOY To please yourself - it's so right! Especially when the main tasks are solved, the tastes have formed, and you can first of all be guided in the choice by yourself. Here you can apply non-standard solutions, and play with color ... For a bright family couple of elegant age, an unusual interior is also needed, corresponding to their inner world, taste and hobbies. I must say that they seriously approached the work on the arrangement of an apartment with an area of about 70 m², which is supposed to come from a country house for some time.
So, the customers approved the proposed lavender tones, and they immediately filled the combined space of the kitchen-living room. The kitchen set has acquired a non-standard color, which is supported by the upholstery of upholstered furniture and accessories. The abundance of plant motifs and stucco decor refer us to the European elegant style in this interior, and lavender is very useful here! And the noble shades of the parquet board perfectly set off the textiles, the shape of the lamps and the elegant decor of the furniture with gilding. Gold with patina is another strong theme of this interior. Entering the ensemble in the lobby, it passes through the entire interior, creating an atmosphere of refined luxury, elegant and in this case not boring at all. A competent backlight puts accents in the right places. The bedroom at first glance resembles the imperial chambers. An elegant carved headboard, gold with patina on the walls, the same technique in finishing cabinet furniture... However, it is worth noting that gold is present here in a more restrained version, not protruding, but rather emphasizing the taste of the one to whom this interior is addressed.
The fur cover on the bed adds tenderness, and the glossy wardrobe doors seem to dissolve in space, giving way to the historical dominant. The bathroom is designed to the specified standards. The tone is set by the nautical theme, expressed in the main shades of finishes, as well as decor, which continues the European theme. There was no need to install a bath, instead a spacious shower cabin was equipped. nine0007
Sona finished house 124 m2
merabymera
Photo of a medium-sized rustic bathroom with a corner shower, brown walls, a walk-in shower, a wall-mounted sink, wood countertops, brown countertops, a cabinet single vanity, wall-hung vanity and wooden walls
Minimal bath
Insomnia
Design idea for a mid-sized contemporary bathroom with flat cabinets, beige cabinets, beige tiles, porcelain tiles, beige walls, walk-in shower, countertop sink and beige worktop
Apartment in Krasnoye Selo
Zina Malysheva
Inspiration for home comfort: Scandinavian-style bathroom with flat cabinets, medium-tone wood cabinets, corner shower, terrazzo floor, walk-in shower, gray floor, sliding shower doors, cabinet for one washbasin and hanging cabinet
Mosfilmovskaya street
Special-style
In the photo: a neoclassical (modern classic) bathroom with a shower in a niche, white tiles, a hog tile, a shower cabin and a swing shower doors with
LCD Zilart.
Implemented project.
Zueva Anna
Bathroom. Cabinet furniture is made to order, furniture studio "Gorgan Group"; Plinth and ceiling cornice Orac Decor, "White Wall Studio"; English paint Farrow & Ball, "White Wall Studio" on the walls; Track lighting, "SWG"; Towel dryer, "Terma"; On the floor, handmade cement tiles, "Cezzle"; Sink, Villeroy & Boch; Designer furniture handles, "Maru studio".
Apartment in Paradny Kvartal residential complex
Andrei Belimov-Gushchin
Fresh design idea: medium-sized bathroom in modern style with beige facades, corner shower, installation, beige tiles, colorful tiles, white tiles, white walls, shower room cabin, sink, multi-colored floor, shower with sliding doors, white countertop, alcove, cabinet for one sink and built-in cabinet - excellent photo of the interior
Interior apt. at the address: st. B. Akademicheskaya, D.15
Gubarevich Kirill AB "YOUR NEW STYLE"
An example of original design: a large bathroom in a modern style with flat facades, medium-tone wood color facades, a corner shower, installation, brown tiles, porcelain stoneware floors, a shower cabin, a monolithic sink, beige floor, shower with hinged doors, white worktop and floor cabinet
Apartment in Royal Park residential complex
Kartun Architectural Bureau
pedestal and brown floor - great interior photo
Bright apartment with bright accents 51 m²
Anna Popova
A fresh design idea: a medium-sized bathroom in a modern style with flat cabinets, white cabinets, an alcove shower, installation, gray tiles, porcelain tiles, porcelain stoneware floors , shower cabin, gray floor, white countertop, cabinet for one sink and hanging cabinet - excellent photo of the interior0002 An example of the original design: a large modern style bathroom with open fronts, black fronts, a monoblock toilet, black and white tiles, a shower cabin, a countertop sink, multi-colored floors and white countertops
Apartment in Krasnogorsk
OWN / Doors / Furniture / Interior
A fresh design idea for a large contemporary style bathroom with corner shower, beige tiles, porcelain stoneware tiles, porcelain stoneware flooring, walk-in shower, recessed sink, wood countertops, beige flooring, swing door shower, beige countertops , cabinet for one sink and hanging cabinet - excellent interior photo
Apartment on Bolshoi Karetny 73 sq.
