Even the smallest bathrooms can be adorned with modern style. In this cool bathroom designed by Keren Richter, a deep navy paint color ties together plaid floor tiles and bead board wallpaper.<\/p>\n
Pale painted walls and ceilings open a room up, allowing it to feel bigger. This is a great small bathroom color idea to incorporate in woodwork, window frames and any edging above like picture rails.<\/p>\n
The right bathroom wall decor can bring a room to life. Here, a framed piece of artwork, a small plant, and some stacked woven baskets add interest to the modern bathroom without compromising space.<\/p>\n
A simple but effective modern bathroom design idea is to use a shower curtain that doesn’t cover the entire bath. This allows natural light to flood in, a must for cramped spaces.<\/p>\n
If you don’t have enough floor space for a tub, try a free-standing slipper tub like this one from Keren Richter of White Arrow Design. The stubby shape saves on width while the mirrored back and wall-mounted faucets create a strong visual focal point.<\/p>\n
Embrace hygge (the Danish concept of cozy living) with this small bathroom from Apartment 34 that embraces the popular wood-themed look. The wood-toned tile and textured walls help the room feel less cramped while a modern pendant and backlit box shelves give the space added depth.<\/p>\n
A bathroom should provide comfort and a place for relaxation, but an outdated or cramped space can make the room feel unpleasant. Use these modern bathroom ideas to transform a utilitarian area into a cocooning retreat.<\/p>\n
Bold patterns and colors can liven up a stark, modern design. In this powder room, a floral wallpaper adds excitement and eye-catching color without overwhelming the simple white walls and dark marble counters.<\/p>\n
When it comes to modern bathroom designs, wide tiles make a space feel bigger than narrower ones. In this compact bathroom, the homeowners chose a larger tile to create an expansive visual effect, while a glass shower enclosure and recessed shelving ensure that the space doesn\u2019t feel cluttered.<\/p>\n
This tiny bathroom shows that you don\u2019t need to sacrifice storage in a tight space. In this case, homeowners turned a hidden cabinet into a stylish accent with clear shelves and white paneling.<\/p>\n
There are a variety of ways to make a style statement with hexagonal bathroom tiles. From a single contrasting color to a spell it out style the geometric shape is a timeless and on-trend addition to any bathroom design.<\/p>\n
Small hex tile flooring is a classic retro option that works for any style of modern bathroom, but the larger size can also be used on walls to produce a striking feature wall. Here, black hex tiles with white grout define the shape of this bathroom\u2019s walls and add an eye-catching texture to the space.<\/p>\n
Alternatively, a bespoke map-style hexagonal tile design is a cool way to frame a freestanding bath, while smart grey panelling helps visually reduce clutter on the walls and box in pipework behind the bath. Using metro tiles in a stacked design also creates definition and a modern feel. Adding a touch of pattern with a strip of hexagonal tiles above the vanity is a simple way to add character to the design.<\/p>\n
If you’re trying to squeeze a full-sized tub into a narrow bathroom like this one from @renovation_at_5a, it helps to have creative storage solutions to conceal the bulky plumbing. This space makes use of the ceiling height with wall-mounted shelving that is both functional and decorative, adorned with bright decor to elevate the look of this tight loo.<\/p>\n
Using the same paint color throughout a small bathroom will create a seamless look that doesn’t divide the room. Here, the same pale hue is used on the floor, vanity, and edging above the windows to make this small bathroom feel bigger.<\/p>\n
Bringing in natural light is important for cramped rooms, but blocking it with heavy curtains isn’t always feasible. Instead, this attic bathroom from tim_scrbg relies on rich materials to do the visual heavy lifting, with a bespoke map wallpaper that adds interest and an accent wall of Portuguese tiles providing excitement and character.<\/p>\n
Adding a wall of greenery is a stylish way to freshen up a bathroom. A planter frame filled with fern-like plants looks great in small bathrooms because they have short roots and don’t require much water. You can also try creating a living wall of succulents or moss to add natural texture to your home decor.<\/p>\n
A clever way to make a small bathroom feel bigger is by zoning the space. Designers often use partial walls to separate a walk-in shower from the basin or toilet. In this smart design from Louis Duncan-He Designs, a porcelain wood-effect tile acts as a partial wall behind the basin and mirror, and complements a bespoke black and white illustrated wallpaper above.<\/p>\n
Using pale colors in small rooms can visually open up the space as they reflect light more than darker shades. Tongue-and-groove panelling framed by smart grey paint, like the choice in this attic room by Wolf Lewitt, makes a stylish backdrop for a trove of vases and ceramics.<\/p>\n
A large mirror instantly makes a bathroom feel bigger and creates a sense of space in tight spaces. Expert tip \u2013 choose one with a frame that suits your style. For a modern, sleek look opt for a frameless or minimally framed mirror, while a more traditional bathroom can benefit from a curved or antique-inspired design.<\/p>\n
Embrace a touch of drama with a bold bathroom paint color, interesting floor tiles or a stunning bathroom fixture. A stunning free-standing tub is a great option for habitual soakers who don\u2019t have a huge footprint to work with in a small bathroom.<\/p>\n
For a more sophisticated small bathroom idea, introduce rich materials and textures with crown molding, wooden storage bins and a textured wall like the charcoal brick in this stylish space. White counters and a simple subway tiled bath also help keep the room light and streamlined, while white-framed windows allow natural light to stream in to elongate the room.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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