Dakota Johnson Transforms Her Unconventional Bathroom With Raw Concrete and Soft Blush Pink for a Sophisticated Escape

Dakota's bathroom is unique. Featuring concrete walls and blush pink cabinets, it's a lesson in fusing two entirely opposite styles

Dakota Johnson
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It's not often that I come across a bathroom design that stops me in my tracks. From minimalist shower rooms to powder rooms that err on the traditional side, I thought I'd seen it all – until I came across the uniquely serene sanctuary belonging to actor Dakota Johnson.

When I first laid eyes on the space, it wasn't Dakota Johnson's freestanding tub that leapt out at me; it was the rather unique pairing of pale pink cabinets with concrete walls. A daring yet successful design move that gives the room a surprisingly tranquil feel, I'm all for this unconventional combination.

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Dakota's modern bathroom is effortlessly chic. From the concrete walls to the pink cabinetry, it's unique in every way. The decorative touches are just as impactful, too. From the side table beside the tub to the lighting, you can recreate the look at home without committing to a major overhaul.

There's a real mix of textures and styles in Dakota's bathroom. While a mix of materials can be bold, Pierce & Ward, the interior designers who put the space together, strike the perfect balance between the soft and hard.

The soft, pale pink blind is the perfect addition to contrast with the raw concrete walls. If you're looking to add a romantic touch like Dakota's to your space without overhauling it entirely, the Belgian Flax Linen Curtain in Smoky Quartz is an easy choice.

Mike Belk, Founder of BELK Tile, says, 'I believe that having pink cabinets set against concrete walls is an incredibly daring and brilliant design choice. The sleek, gray concrete floor is a cool, industrial, and exceptionally modern canvas for this beautiful design choice. The stark tone is deliberately broken up by custom, pale pink vanities, which Dakota Johnson characterized as "dusty-rose camel."

He adds, 'Although pink is incorporated into this design, it is obviously a statement choice, as it brings a soft, feminine, and warm element to this room that is starkly missing from concrete walls. This is a perfect choice to demonstrate how using color as a statement choice is an incredibly powerful step in home design.'

While pink cabinets and concrete walls might sound like an odd pairing, Dakota's bathroom proves that the most daring design choices are often the most impressive ones. The room perfectly balances the rawness of concrete with muted, soft pinks, resulting in a serene retreat that couldn't be more scenic.


Eleanor Richardson
Interior Design News Editor

I am the Interior Design News Editor at Homes and Gardens, covering mainly US-based designers and trending news stories. My love for interiors began when I interned in an interior design studio, working on commercial and private spaces. My passion grew while working in production, where I sourced beautiful locations for photoshoots and campaigns. Outside of work, I enjoy collecting antique decor and mid-century furniture for my home.

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