There are several essential elements to consider when you think about bathroom design. While it might seem a little daunting, if you get your bathroom layout right from the start it will make the difference between an alright design and one that’s just right. First you should ensure your measurements are correct and then you can begin to experiment. These inspiring spaces will help you find the design that works for your home.
The classic coastal theme can be extended to the bathroom where painted panelling and a plinth help define the bathing area.
The classic coastal theme can be extended to the bathroom where painted panelling and a plinth help define the bathing area.
In this inviting bathroom, the block colour of the wall panelling and floor allows a wonderfully whimsical wallpaper with a strong motif to shine. Meanwhile, understated border details on the curtain and the towels help to pull the look together for a cohesive feel.
To give a classic roll-top bath a contemporary feel, consider simple rather than decorative feet and opt for a delicate painted border instead of an all-over colour. Fixing hooks to a foraged birch branch provides extra hanging space and add a whimsical touch.
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Small spaces can be elevated with bold decorating choices, like this compelling pictorial terrarium wallpaper and moody moss-green tongue-and-groove panelling.
A cheerful indigo-patterned wallpaper above good old-fashioned tongue-and-groove panelling creates a classic bathroom. Paired with a smart bronze basin and tap unit, this space feels fit for a town or country house.
From seagrass and bamboo to rattan and cane, natural woven textures are ideal for bringing interiors to life. Hints of pink in the patterned Moroccan floor tiles and an exotic influence to this modern bathroom.
An adjoining bathroom offers an opportunity for more adventurous decorating, as shown here with the string wall colour and chequered flooring. Echoing the palette of the bedroom scheme ensures a unified look.
Muted walls ensure the turquoise bath makes a strong statement, with a fine black line offering a modern take on the traditional dado rail.
The artful blend of a traditional soft-pink gingham curtain and modem oversized floor tiles brings a rich sense of character to this pleasing scheme.
