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50 Luxurious Bathrooms - Best Bathroom Ideas with Modern Design

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A Symmetrical Spin

Shade Degges

Seeing double? This Malibu, California–based bathroom from Standard Architecture and Martha Mulholland is packed with dual doors and vanities, bringing some visual appeal to this soothing space.

2

Go for the Bold

Christian Harder

Just because you have limited square footage doesn’t mean you have to skimp on luxury. Jett Projects employed Dedar moiré wallpaper and a FontanaArte mirror to add some oomph to this Brooklyn-based bathroom.

3

Marbled Marvel

Douglas Friedman

As far as we’re concerned, floor-to-ceiling marble is a cornerstone of luxury. In this San Francisco home, Nicole Hollis paired the Arabescato Corchia marble with Waterworks fixtures and a sculptural pendant, courtesy of Vincenzo De Cotiis.

4

Farmhouse Fanfare

Haris Kenjar

Anne McDonald gave this luxurious lake house bathroom a little bit of rustic style with shiplap walls, a vintage Murano glass chandelier, and herringbone zellige floor tiles from Clé.

5

Take a Seat

Stephen Kent Johnson

Whoever thinks the lounging needs to stop after some time in the tub needs to take a look at this Southern California sanctuary from Studio Shamshiri. Here, the Bartok Design tub is placed right next to a Carl Malmsten couch. Now that’s what we call luxury.

6

Stay Golden

Carmel Brantley

If you want to bring a little bit of maximalism to your luxurious bathroom, take a cue from this Palm Beach paradise, which was designed by Caroline Rafferty. Though the brass hardware offers plenty of zing, the leafy chandelier from Anthropologie is the space’s exclamation point.

7

High-Contrast Coupling

Douglas Friedman

Another way to wow with gold? Pair brass accents with black and white elements just as designer Carlos David did in this Manhattan apartment.

8

Spa Style

Gaelle Le Boulicaut

Tobias Petri gave this mountainside mansion a spalike aesthetic with wooden walls, vessel sink, and Italian mosaics by Sicis. And if he needs to cool down from a midday steam, Petri’s bathroom has access to a small balcony.

9

Zen Vibes

Lindsay Brown

“I really wanted it to be a place where you didn’t want to leave,” designer Sara Oswalt says of this Lake Tahoe retreat. With a power coupling of timber and concrete, this bathroom accomplished that mission in style.

10

Front and Center

Joe Fletcher

Put lounging front and center—literally—by placing your standing tub away from the wall. Studio Schicketanz gave this Silicon Valley couple the lap of luxury with setup from Concreteworks, Brizo’s faucet, and an aluminum skylight from Royalite Manufacturing. (Bonus: The clients can feel like they’re on cloud nine mid-soak.)

11

Standout Shower

Richard Powers

Speaking of which, why hide your shower behind a curtain or frosted glass door when it was born to stand out? In this Amsterdam-based boat shed, Studio Piet Boon strategically placed this waterfall shower out in the open, so it can rack up plenty of compliments. Rounding out the space are fittings by Piet Boon for Cocoon and a floral arrangement, courtesy of Pompon Amsterdam.

12

Room with a View

Roger Davies

Is there anything more luxurious than sitting in a soaking tub and glancing out toward a striking view? For this desert home, Kovac Design Studio offset the Agape tub and Axor fittings with the lush, organic landscape outside.

13

The Textured Treatment

Read McKendree

Neutral color palettes don’t have to be lackluster—just take a look at this bathroom Workspace/APD designed near Pebble Beach, California. Between the Artistic Tile walls, travertine countertops, and pale cabinetry, this textured space makes beige anything but boring.

14

Grand Adventure

Thomas Loof

Dramatic Cassiopea marble covered walls and floor take your eyes on a gorgeous adventure in this Richard Mishaan–designed home. The stark white bathtub looks out onto New York City.

15

Open Concept

Chad Mellon

Bright and airy, this sun-filled bathroom has large windows, a glass-walled shower, and a waterfall vanity. The separate bathtub sits in the corner on a platform made from basalt floors.

16

Chevron Chic

Stacy Zarin Goldberg

A chevron bath rug mimics the herringbone pattern in the shower of this Washington, D.C., home. An unlacquered brass faucet from Waterworks adds glamour to the black marble-encased bathtub.

17

Spalike Details

John Merkl

The wood vanity topped with a white modern sink has soothing vibes in this serene Napa Valley bathroom.

18

Serene and Simple

Nicole Franzen

A deep bathtub is centered in front of a large bay window in this Gachot Studios–designed home. The vintage Murano pendant gracefully hovers above it.

19

Smart and Modern

Nicole Franzen

A bench in super-luxe Loro Piana fabric adds texture to this marble-walled New York City bathroom. The dark Illum Wikkelsø cabinet creates contrast.

20

Witty and Whimsical

Douglas Friedman

21

Room with a View

Matthew Millman

The large window opens up to a breathtaking view of the Golden Gate bridge in this San Francisco apartment. Wall-mounted handles were used for the sleek bathtub.

22

Bold Movement

James Merrell

The naturally undulating pattern in the marble used for the vanity, walls, and floors reminded designer Jaques Grange of the waters in Venice. The black metal framed mirrors and doors add a streamlined and striking contrast.

23

Rustic Meets Modernist

Nic Lehoux

Architect Tom Kundig brought the outside in at this Montana vacation home. The reclaimed wood floors add a rustic element to this modernist space.

24

Industrial Chic

Claire Esparros

In Homepolish cofounder Will Nathan’s New York City loft, the spacious bathroom features a doorless shower, industrial gridlike tile work, and a mirrored wall, creating a space that is understated yet striking.

25

Elevated Parisian Vintage

Grey Crawford

In French architect Jacques Grange’s Paris apartment, a monochromatic space is turned glam with a gilded chandelier that highlights the grand ceilings.

26

Cali Cool

Monica WangAlamy

This bathroom in the Spanish-style home of Create & Cultivate founder Jaclyn Johnson is given a glamorous edge with pale purple wallpaper, elegant brass accents, and a sleek purple vanity.

27

Vintage Florals

Eric Piasecki

In this reimagined Manhattan townhouse, antique blue wallpaper enlivens the powder room, while a sleek marble sink balances out the space with a contemporary touch.

28

Luxurious Fur

Amanda Kirkpatrick

This light-filled bathroom in a serene country house is simple and chic, featuring a black claw-foot tub that’s given a touch of glam with a fur bath mat.

29

Reflective and Romantic

Douglas Friedman

In Andy Cohen’s Greenwich Village apartment, the bathroom is nothing short of glamorous. The walls, which are covered in Flavor Paper’s Cherry Forever mylar wallpaper, reflect a golden glow throughout the space, while vibrant pink accents lend a romantic, feminine feel.

30

Royal Purple

Simon Upton

The elegant master bathroom of this Italian palazzo features textured, deep purple walls that lend a luxurious touch to the space. An antique stool sits next to the tub for a hint of vintage glam.

31

Modern Country Bathroom

Stephen Kent Johnson

Amanda Seyfried’s Catskills country house combines rustic with clean modern lines. Inside the master bath, you’ll find a custom vanity with fittings by Waterworks; the sconce is from Design Within Reach, the floor tile is by Heath Ceramics, and the beadboard is painted in Farrow & Ball’s Dimpse.

32

Modern Glam Bathroom

Douglas Friedman

Natural tones and a drawing by Robert Longo warm the powder room of this New York City home; the sink is by Toto, with Lefroy Brooks fittings.

33

Simple Modern Bathroom

Gilles Trillard

The master bath in Monica Mandelli and Marco Valla’s Manhattan apartment, designed by Bruce T. Bananto, is an exercise in simple modern style. Even the wastebasket by John Brauer pulls its weight in artistic flair. The bathroom also features a Caesarstone vanity and undermount sinks by Kohler; the fittings are by Dornbracht.

34

Gilded Modern Bathroom

Simon Upton

In this Manhattan apartment, the masculine bathroom features a sink from Urban Archaeology. The fittings are by Waterworks, the cabinets are black glass with brass trim, the walls are clad in Saint Laurent marble, and the flooring is limestone.

35

Artsy Modern Bathroom

Simon Upton

“Modern” is practically spray painted on this guest bath in a Manhattan loft. The tub and sink fittings are by Barber Wilsons & Co., and the paint-on-mirror artwork is by Rashid Johnson.

36

Metallic Modern Bathroom

Cynthia Frank

The metallic-and-marble shower door and vanity in this Steven Gambrel–designed Manhattan home are custom-designed, giving “modern” a personal edge. The floors and shower have tiles by Mosaic House.

37

Marble Modern Bathroom

Simon Upton

Marble is the muse of this modern master bath in a Notting Hill, London, townhouse. The space is sheathed in mysteriously appealing Nero Marquina marble.

38

Modern Loft Bathroom

Mikkel Vang

The tub, fittings and tiles in the black and white master bath of this Manhattan loft are all by Waterworks. The vintage light fixture is from JF Chen.

39

Modern Neutral Bathroom

Simon Upton

In Hilary Swank’s Manhattan home, Mark Zeff designed the master bath’s walls and floors. They are sheathed in travertine, and the shower is tiled with Cipollino tumbled marble.

40

Modern Mosiac Bathroom

William Waldron

In Jimmy Choo designer Tamara Mellon’s Hamptons house, the floor and shower stall in the master bathroom are accented with mosaic tiles.

41

Modern Minimalist Bathroom

Joshua McHugh

A minimal vanity hides drawers for storage at a modern Washington, D.C., home designed by Darryl Carter.

42

Modern Pink Marble Bathroom

Jean-François Jaussaud

The tub in the master bath of this Paris apartment is by Agape, with fittings by Dornbracht. The chairs are by Junya Ishigami, the walls are clad in Brèche de Médicis marble, and the flooring is granite.

43

Modern Art Deco Bathroom

Richard Powers

An Art Deco Chinese rug serves as a contrast to the modern lines in the marble-clad master bath of this Park Avenue apartment.

44

Modern Moroccan Bathroom

Richard Powers

The walls and floor of a bathroom in this Moroccan home are lined in Popham Design’s Hex Long Shadow, the shower enclosure is custom-made, and the brass fixtures were purchased at a souk.

45

Midcentury Modern Bathroom

Richard Powers

In this modern home in Brazil, a bathroom vanity is made of concrete with panels of Formica; the lamps are by Dominici.

46

Modern Spa Bathroom

Roger Davies

The serene master bath in filmmaker Michael Bay’s Miami Beach home is sheathed in etched-stone tiles, the bathtub is cast concrete, and the shower fittings are by Boffi.

47

Modern Black Wood Bathroom

Douglas Friedman

In this bathroom in Tuxedo Park, New York, the sink fittings are by Kallista, and the hamper is from HomeGoods.

48

Modern Paneled Bathroom

Eric Piasecki

A Harry Bertoia sculpture hangs above the tub in the master bath of a Greenwich Village townhouse designed by Joe D'Urso.

49

Modern Pine Bathroom

William Waldron

This contemporary bathroom in a Canadian lakeside retreat features lacquered oak veneer walls and a natural pine ceiling, in addition to a Kohler tub and Grohe fittings.

50

Modern Mirrored Bathroom

Simon Upton

In this daring Florida home, the master bath’s custom cabinets are topped with a quartzite counter, the shower fittings are by THG Paris, the flat-screen TV is by Samsung, and the floor is covered in glass mosaic tiles by Studium.

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51 Modern Bathroom Design Ideas Plus Tips On How To Accessorize Yours

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We all spend a lot of time in our bathrooms, so it’s only right that we should make them into a simply gorgeous place to be. Unique bathtubs, sleek vanity units and modern toilet designs come in all shapes and sizes, to suit spaces and budgets both large and small. Aside from the essential facilities, bathrooms can be accessorised with chic dispensers and storage. Lighting is an integral piece of the puzzle when designing a bathroom retreat too, as light can entirely change the mood of a space. To help inspire your next remodel, we’ve put together a collection of 51 modern bathroom ideas that feature stunning sanitaryware, furniture, faucets, bathroom accessories and atmospheric lighting schemes.

Spend a night on the tiles. If you love to linger in the tub at the end of your day then make it the focal point of the room. Make a pretty path to your bubble bath out of some terrific tiles, like these colourful patterned ones. Continue the tile path up the wall behind the tub too, to give it a real sense of grandeur.

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  • Visualizer: Nataliya Yahela
Bathe on a bed of pebbles. Many modern luxury bathrooms have adopted this idea of placing the bathtub atop a bed of pebbles. The natural stone works well with a botanical theme and wooden elements.

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  • Visualizer: Amr Abdeen
Don’t have a bathtub to put on the pebbles? No worries, a patch of pebbles under the vanity works well too.

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  • Visualizer: ONI Render
Placing a bathroom basin at window doesn’t mean you have to miss out on a vanity mirror. Mirrors can also be ceiling mounted, or suspended on a horizontal bar across the window pane.

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  • Visualizer: Oleg Kucher
Don’t cling to the borders. Typical bathroom layouts place all of the facilities neatly against the walls of the room – but what if you created an extra internal wall? By building up a solid dividing wall across the shower, and placing the bathtub against the other side of it, entirely new zoning is achieved.

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  • Visualizer: Andrey Korniychuk
It’s all about the atmospheric glow. Even the simplest, coldest looking bathroom schemes can be given a special cosy glow by installing perimeter lighting. Be sure to fully recess LED strips for a clean and subtle effect.

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  • Visualizer: Serghei Ambros
Create a terrace bathroom to enjoy the beauty of the outdoors.

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  • Visualizer: Mia Design Studio
If you want to incorporate botanicals into your scheme then how about a planter that’s integrated right into the vanity unit countertop?

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  • Visualizer: ONLY studio
Plant a bathroom courtyard. Walling off a little courtyard area outside floor to ceiling windows gives you a garden view without worrying about privacy.

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  • Visualizer: VisEngine
Sliding doors opening onto a courtyard not only makes you feel closer to nature but also provides great bathroom ventilation.

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  • Visualizer: Studio Saxe
You can plant a small garden right inside your bathroom too.

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  • Visualizer: Martin Krizan
Vertical gardens are a great option for those who aren’t blessed with a garden view, nor have space for an internal courtyard.

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  • Visualizer: Pavel Mihalenok
Create a focal point with wall planters. These circular wall mounted planters pattern a plain white section of the room. The living greenery brings a freshness to the decor scheme, and balances out a colourful border of tiles.

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  • Visualizer: TOTL Studio
Don’t be shy with colour. Bathrooms do not have to be the most colourless room in the house! Check out this pink and green decor for inspiration. A pink vanity sings off a green leafy print backdrop, whilst the pink bath stands on a green tile floor. The modern open fireplace is worth a special mention too – imagine the hours soaking in that tub watching the dancing flames.

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  • Visualizer: Angelica Andreichenko
Another pink offering – this time looking pristine in pastel pink and pale grey.

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  • Visualizer: Rome Srebranets
You can colour with light too – in fact, colour-changing LEDs offer you the opportunity of changing your colour scheme on a whim, and at the single touch of a button.

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  • Designer: Philippe Starck
Break down the boundaries with an open plan ensuite bathroom. Many modern master bedroom designs now feature bathroom facilities with no dividing wall. It’s also en vogue to link the ensuite with a deluxe walk-in closet/dressing room.

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  • Visualizer: Ekaterina Domracheva
Cut up the space with sections of contrasting tile colour. The contrast tricks the eye into seeing a bigger space.

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  • Visualizer: Slava Korchagin
Apply a border of colour to unite the elements of the room as one, like these red tiles and matching cabinets.

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  • Visualizer: Z.Design architecture
Sanitaryware isn’t always white. Get a load of these amazing primary yellow facilities! Their hard edged linear design gives the bathroom a cool Mondrian style.

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  • Visualizer: Mohamed Mousa
If you do go for an all white scheme, be sure to add some base notes to beef it up. Black framework and bathroom faucets cut through this plain white bathroom to add interest…

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  • Visualizer: Petrenko Arsentiy
…Pushing the black theme a lot further gives a strong and solid look.

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  • Visualizer: Joana Santos Ferreira
Use concrete to add industrial edge to your modern bathroom design. A concrete bathroom may sound like a harsh look, but introducing curvaceous furniture, warming wood tone and indoor plants will soften the look.

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  • Visualizer: Silvia Saez
Textured feature walls transform an average space. This same bathroom scheme without the extruding stone wall would still look nice for sure, but it would have nowhere near the same wow factor. Be sure to add focussed lighting to really accentuate the installation.

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  • Visualizer: S.Hotvianskyi & М.Temnikov
Another stunning feature wall – this time accompanied by a live edge vanity shelf to create a breathtaking modern rustic bathroom.

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  • Visualizer: Stanislav Kaminskyi
Play with scale and shape in your bathroom. There are vanity mirrors, and then there’s THIS: One giant round mirror spans the width of two pedestal sinks; it also plays on their unique cylindrical design.

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  • Visualizer: Maria Guminilovych
If copper is your cup of tea, then let it overspill into your bathroom. This traditional style roll top copper bath and modern copper pedestal sinks make a deluxe team. Smooth grey tiled walls counteract the heat of the shiny copper tone.

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  • Visualizer: Muhammed Ali Jouhar
Add in colourful modern bathroom accessories, like this set of green lotion and soap dispensers, soap tray and wall mounted toilet brush.

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  • Visualizer: Igor Sirotov
Dial up the drama with an all black paint job–or wall tiles–and a backlit vanity mirror. Be sure to keep all the cabinetry and towel heaters black too.

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  • Visualizer: Alexander Muraveiko
You might not think that toilet cistern boxing is the optimum place for a feature wall, but hey – if it works, it works. The typographic bathroom wall decor completes the look.

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  • Visualizer: Mark Hunter
A slick vanity unit could be all that’s needed to give an existing tired bathroom design a modern pick-me-up.

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  • Visualizer: Roman Valeev
Consolidate your bathroom and utility needs in one combined space.

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  • Visualizer: Ahmed Ibrahim
Don’t get hung up on being too “matchy-matchy” with your bathroom sanitaryware. This black vessel basin looks divine on the dark vanity wall, whilst a white toilet works great on the adjacent wall.

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  • Visualizer: Vanilla Studio
Dream up a special place. This modern slipper bath floats on a dreamy bed of twinkly lights.

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  • Visualizer: Evgeniy Zhdanov
Kids bathrooms can be a challenge to get right. Traditional bathrooms are not the stuff that kids dreams are made of – in fact, it’s really hard to get them in there most of the time! Use bright colours and cute character accessories to get them running to take a bath and brush their teeth! Who could resist turning on a banana yellow faucett anyway?

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  • Visualizer: Evgeniy Zhdanov
Metallics and mirrors create a luxe modern effect.

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  • Visualizer: Muhammed Ali Jouhar
Install a light beneath the bath panel to give it a floating effect. This one runs around in a complete L-shape with the vanity unit.

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  • Visualizer: Christopher Czerwinski
Got ducting? Then you’ve got yourself an industrial bathroom. Don’t try to conceal the workings behind a wall – make them your muse.

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  • Visualizer: Daria Babii
Overlapping, interlocking elements create flow.

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  • Visualizer: RUDA Studio
Don’t like the look of flush plates? Camouflage it.

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  • Visualizer: Studio Horizont
Even the smallest of spaces can look chic and elegant, like this understair shower room. Look at how the wood floor treatment continues up the vanity wall to unite the space.

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  • Visualizer: Maria Papko
Another bathroom geared toward the youngsters in the home, though this time an elegant modern chandelier adds in some style to please the grown ups too.

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  • Visualizer: Archiplastica
Seek out an extraordinary toilet. It takes a moment to register this smooth pebble shaped installation as a toilet at all.

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  • Visualizer: Nika Vorotyntseva
A swing arm lamp makes an interesting vanity light.

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  • Visualizer: INNOI Design
Colour block your cabinetry and sanitaryware.

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  • Visualizer: J Lozgar
Keep the floor area looking spacious with a wall mounted vanity and towel storage combo. It will make the area easier to clean too.

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  • Visualizer: Le Khanh
Add in some new lighting to update a bathroom shelving unit. Also, dress and accessorise the shelves like you would in a main living space rather than cramming them with random toiletries – keep that for the concealed storage space.

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  • Designer: Ahmed Morsy
A custom cut shelf around a pedestal basin gives the piece an entirely new look.

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  • Visualizer: Ogovio
Bathroom mats provide a soft place to stand in bare feet. These ones look like little patches of grass growing right out of the floor.

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  • Visualizer: Elena Sedova
Employ double use furniture. A bench seat is a great place to pile clean towels as well as to sit.

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  • Visualizer: Mohanad Al Homsi
Love to while away the hours in a hammock? There’s a bath design for that too!

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1. Automatic touch-free soap dispenser 2. Luxury toilet paper holder 3. Menu pedal trash bin 4. Modern faucet 5. Copper ventilated laundry basket 6. Bamboo vanity accessory set 7. Luxury chandelier 8. Plant stand 9. Golden glass bathroom sink


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9 Modern Bathroom Design Ideas in 2022 and 109 photos

I have prepared 9 design rules - follow them and you are guaranteed a beautiful and modern bathroom interior that is relevant for years.

Trends in 2022 are extremely adequate: simplicity, naturalness, balance, neutral colors. This is the situation where fashion can be followed.

  • Contemporary bathroom design through solidity
    • 1. Countertop instead of conventional sink
    • 2. Contemporary built-in taps
    • 3. Lifting everything off the floor and hanging it up
    • 4. Closed storage areas
    • 5. Swapping a bathtub for a shower
  • Ideas for trendy 2022 bathroom interiors
    • 6. No bright unnatural colors
      • 7.0010 Tiles with imitation of natural materials
    • 8. Large tiles
    • 9. Combination of gray and wood

Modern bathroom design through solidity

Bathroom interior in 2022 is primarily a monolithic layout without dark corners and hard-to-reach places.

The main idea of ​​modern bathroom design is a holistic appearance, as if the bathroom is carved from a single piece of stone. If now it seems abstract, then by the end of the material you will clearly understand how to make a beautiful and modern bathroom interior :

  1. No dark corners
  2. No gaps
  3. The floor is as unloaded as possible
  4. Everything that is possible is built in
  5. All items hidden from prying eyes

The following will be explained with examples of real photos, but mostly from expensive fashionable bathrooms. Be sure to read more mundane materials:

  1. Small bathroom design - 9 rules
  2. 4 sqm bathroom with washing machine and toilet - 80+ placement examples

    3. Here is a bathroom with expensive fixtures, but would you call such a design modern?

    No. Just because there is no such solidity here. And here is:





    Now let's take a closer look at how this idea is implemented in practice.

1. Countertop instead of conventional washbasin

Conventional washbasins are used less and less in modern bathrooms. Their fixed size does not allow them to be built in without gaps. The gaps between the sink and the bathroom or wall greatly reduce the cost of the appearance. Built-in or overhead bowls are used instead of conventional sinks to create perfect seams.

The top itself is made of drywall (tiled or mosaic), chipboard or acrylic. Because this design is made by hand, you can achieve perfect joints. We are not tied to standard sizes, but the cabinet will also have to be made to order.

In the photo below, look only at the countertops and the washbasin, more about the faucets.

















2. Modern built-in mixers

This item is not worth 2. A sink built into the countertop + a cool faucet is critical and raises the level of the bathroom interior to a fundamentally different level.

It's like the difference between an old floor-standing toilet and a wall-hung toilet with an installation - it's worth the extra money.



Yes, built-in faucets are more expensive, but they take bathroom design to the next level.

Cleaning Bonus:

  1. When the faucet is in the wall, chrome remains chrome. I think many people living in areas where water contains salts know how quickly ordinary faucets lose their appearance.
  2. Dirt and yellow water stains constantly accumulate around the common ones at the point of contact with the sink, which are inconvenient to clean.

Faucet design has also taken a big step forward over the past 5 years, and by 2022 their choice is simply huge. There are also relatively inexpensive built-in ones.







Ordinary ones also come with a beautiful modern design, but you lose the practicality bonus:





Modern finishes - neutral background. And against this neutral background, current sanitary ware and faucets look especially advantageous.

3. Lifting everything from the floor and hanging it up

Our eye judges the area of ​​a room by the free floor. More floor means more area. Therefore, the trend of recent years is to hang a cabinet, a closet and a toilet.

Fashion is not always adequate. But the idea of ​​hanging really makes the bathroom beautiful, modern and practical . There is no this dark space under the furniture, under which dirt is constantly clogged, and at the same time it is inconvenient to clean it because of the legs.





If deep textured porcelain stoneware is laid on the floor, then under the cabinet or bathtub you can make LED lighting. On a textured tile, the light will give shadows and volume - it looks very cool. Floating bath effect:

4. Closed storage areas

2 facts:

  1. In any bathroom there is a huge amount of shampoos, gels, creams and other toothpastes and brushes.
  2. All this looks bad and should be hidden.

You can make as cool and modern a renovation as you like, but the eternal mess due to mismatched jars will ruin everything.




Usually, from the storage systems in the bathroom, only drawers in the cabinet. But they are not enough and almost always hygiene products are in sight. The solution is a narrow vertical hanging cabinet. It holds a huge amount of things, while it takes up almost no usable space. Choose a color for the rest of the design - you don’t need the cabinet to stand out. For light - white gloss, for dark - black, gray, wood effect.






5. Replacing the bath with a shower

Don't rush to defend your right to wallow in the bath. Yes, this is a cool opportunity. But in today's world, time is the most valuable resource. And it is functionally a shower without a chance better than a bath.

If you just think about this question, then the decision to take up space in the bathroom with an extra item that will later waste your time and water does not seem so obvious. Therefore, a bath is only if you are a fan (like me). Otherwise, shower.

We already have a separate material about the design of a bathroom with a shower.





Bathroom interior design ideas for 2022

Fashion is controversial. Especially in the design of bathrooms, where renovations are done for many years. The good news is that now there are impeccably adequate trends in repairs. Interior fashion is not the area where some crazy things and kitsch are at the forefront. Simplicity, natural materials and functionality - it is unlikely that this will soon become irrelevant.

6. No bright unnatural colors finishes

Bright unnatural colors in bathroom finishes are a sure sign of an obsolete renovation. Now nobody does that anymore. Accents and colors are added by decors, accessories and textiles. Even in the bathroom there are towels and rugs, which also have their own colors and all this should be combined.

The main idea: a boring design can always be kept alive with decoration, but an overloaded design cannot be saved.



But this thought, lest you be afraid, is really boring and will not work. If you do not keep this idea in mind, it may turn out to be a collective farm. Balance, integrity, accuracy, naturalness, spaciousness are the main ideas of modern bathroom design. Motley colors, luxury, excessive complexity and impracticality are relics of the past.

Good news and with the question of which ceiling to choose in the bathroom - stretch matte, it has no minuses (almost none).





7. Tiles with imitation of natural materials

Let's finish the walls with glazed colored incomprehensibly what do you think? Sounds so so. Here are 3 examples. The first photo shows an ultra-modern bathtub, but the tiles spoil everything. Second, everything is outdated. On the third, it seems not so bad, but the tile is unprincipled and unnatural.



What about wood, stone, travertine, marble, metal and concrete? This is exactly what modern tiles should be like - imitating real materials.






About tile design in modern style and how to choose tiles for the bathroom and how to lay out the walls.. Never imagine the final renovation as a bare finish of the room. Visualize immediately the real room, how it will look after the move and the appearance of all things and textiles. Then the probability of overdoing it with the intensity of finishing will decrease.

8. Large tiles

If the previous points are observed and the interior of the bathroom looks holistic, then the rule works:

The larger the tiles, the better and more modern the bathroom design looks.

If the wall is enough for two whole tiles, that's enough. The minimum size from which you can consider is 60 × 20 cm, more is better. The mosaic stands apart.





This also applies to tile joints - they must be in color or gray so as not to crush the plane into patches. There should not be a feeling that the walls of the bathroom are pasted over with separate elements. Everything should look like a natural whole.

9. Combination of gray and wood

The apotheosis of the entire 2nd section is gray and wood. These 2 components are already enough for a beautiful bathroom design. And it's not about color, it's about texture. Veins, knots and gouges on high-quality woodgrain stoneware. The roughness and unevenness of an infinite number of types of gray concrete and stone tiles.











By combining tones of different brightness in different proportions, you can create a bathroom of any modern style:

  1. Light colors and light wood effect tiles for a Scandinavian style bathroom.
  2. Darker colors and concrete look - loft bathroom.
  3. White color and lack of decor - minimalism.
  4. Ultra-modern plumbing, hidden light, metal and glass - high-tech.
  5. Marble, freestanding bathtub and expensive Art Deco decor.
















By the way, a free-standing bathtub is the only moment where you should not follow fashion. This is a monstrously impractical solution that looks beautiful only in the picture. Many dream in pictures. Not worth it. The bath is overboard, but otherwise the modern renovation ideas are very good.

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