If you are searching for a house and see an ad that says “bedroom with vaulted cozy ceilings” this generally means that the room can be quite cramped and difficult to decorate!
Slanted walls are a challenge for interior design. But spaces with vaulted ceilings can turn out to be the most charming places in a home, it all depends on good planning.
In old and traditional homes, you will find rooms with this incredible charm and potential, waiting to be filled with creative design solutions. In this post, we will bring you some of these solutions:
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1. LOWER FURNITURE
You have to avoid the sensation of being swallowed by the slanted walls closing up above you in a bedroom, and there is only one way to do it: right color paint and low furniture. This is the perfect combo for a slanted walls bedroom.
You cannot place tall cabinets or bulky furniture in slanted wall spaces. They will make the room feel oppressive and crowded. You want harmony and a sense of amplitude, so go for lower furniture.
Have custom cabinetry made, if you can afford it. Otherwise, there are several options in the market for sleek, straight furniture that will fit perfectly in a space like this.
2. A-FRAME BEDROOM
The classic décor for this type of ceiling is to place the bed in the middle of the vaulted walls so that the whole room will look more spacious. But there are some creative ways to place beds perpendicular to the walls. This may be an option for the kids’ room.
Choosing the right colors for the space is key, so you don’t feel closed in by the slanted roofline. Go for light tones everywhere. Light walls, floors, and wood, so that the space does not feel overwhelmed by the heavy tones and furniture. Bedding and décor pieces should follow the same light pattern, to make the space feel larger and brighter.
3. COLOR IS WHAT WILL DEFINE THE SPACE
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Choose the right colors for the walls. Some people do not care for white walls – some even call it a “psychiatric ward” style… but in a slanted-wall bedroom, the light colors will work in your favor. You can be a little (just a little) bold and use a slightly darker tone on the straight part of the wall, but paint the slanted part white.
This will make the room visually larger, without adding a claustrophobic feel that dark colors would certainly bring. On the contrary, it will create an interesting and eye-catching detail, especially if the walls are not too steep. You can also choose to cover the straight part of the walls with light wooden panels or beadboard.
Wallpapers with bold patterns are the least suitable option for this type of room. Dark colors on slanted walls make the room feel like a dungeon and do not contribute to setting the mood you want in a bedroom, which is a relaxing, comforting space.
Should you like to add some texture to the ceiling, you can install a mural with light colors, such as stars or clouds over a light blue sky. This will bring an interesting and peaceful touch to the space over your bed.
4. LIGHT FURNITURE IS A MUST
The easiest way to make a slanted wall bedroom feel bigger is with light furniture. Choose off-whites, beiges, and soft yellows for bedding and furnishes, along with white furniture or light wood furniture. If the space has dark floors, decorate it with a light rug.
5. WALLPAPER
Wallpapers are risky, but worth it, depending on your décor style. For a kid’s room, vibrant wallpaper with a fun design like clouds or robots may be an option. You can leave the colors to the wallpaper and keep white or light furniture in the rest of the room. Create a more classic and subtle look by using striped wallpaper in shades similar to the rest of the walls.
6. VINYL STICKERS
You can add your personal touch to the walls with vinyl stickers if you do not want to commit to painting and wallpapers. This works very well for teenagers’ and kids’ bedrooms. They can apply their own style to the décor, and it is not a huge compromise, since these stickers are not permanent.
Just wipe the wall with a damp cloth, let it dry, remove the adhesive film and press it against the wall. If you get air bubbles, smooth it out with a thin, flat object like a credit card.
7. GLAMOUR AND DRAMA
If your style is classic, install a dramatic chandelier in the center of the room. This will catch the eye of anyone who enters the space and will be the feature piece of the décor. Just think about the proportions as it will stand in the middle of slanted walls.
8. LOW SHELVING
Installing shelving can be tricky in a slanted wall bedroom. They can make the space feel cramped if the square footage is not too big. So, it’s all a matter of how high your straight walls go. Opt for floating shelves if the straight walls are high enough or go for low bookshelves instead.
9. LESS IS MORE
The minimalist style may be the perfect style for a slanted walls bedroom. The less furniture you have, the less cramped the space looks. Opt for functional, sleek lines furniture. Choose an ottoman or a chaise longue, instead of bulky armchairs.
Avoid tall headboards and use light colors for the bedding and pillows. Tall armoires are incredibly charming but may not be a perfect fit for this kind of space.
10. YOUR ROOM, YOUR SANCTUARY
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No matter the size or the challenges the space presents, your room must carry your signature and reflect who you are. Use these tips to choose décor options that speak to your heart, but avoid common mistakes like overwhelming the space with excessive décor and bold colors. Bring your personal touch with artwork here and there and those very special framed memories one can’t live without.
Soften the space with some flowers, even a small vase makes a difference. And make it a comfy, soothing place you are happy to go back to at the end of every day.
Grey has enjoyed a resurgence in popularity over the past few years. Once considered a boring, drab color for home decor, grey is now seen as a new neutral. It’s on bathroom tile, flooring, the wall—everywhere!
Grey bathroom decor can be elevated into an elegant, sophisticated space, or tweaked into a quirky little hideaway. Whatever your preference, we have 57 amazing grey bathroom ideas to inspire your next bathroom makeover.
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1. Explore Concrete Features in Grey Bathroom Design
The natural grey tones in concrete make it an ideal material to incorporate into your bathroom design. Concrete floors are durable and provide the same water impermeability as floor tile. Concrete can be etched or stained for a unique finish and also used for grey walls and vanity countertops.
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Because of its weight, it’s best to save concrete for single-story homes that are built on a concrete slab, or in steel-structured apartments. Standard floor joists aren’t strong enough to support its weight.
2. Upgrade to a Contemporary Grey Bathroom
It would be hard to find a more perfect contemporary bathroom color than grey. Each shade of grey works well in contemporary and transitional decor, enabling the room’s architectural details to stand out.
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For an elegant updated grey bathroom, replace silver fixtures with black ones. You will enjoy the visual contrast between black fixtures, white tile, and grey walls and paint.
3. Embrace Dark Grey for a Bold Bathroom Look
On the darker end of the grey tones scale, we find graphite, gunmetal, and charcoal grey color options. These almost-black tile and paint color options are ideal if you enjoy the moodiness of black but don’t want a shade quite as dark.
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Dark grey bathroom ideas are perfect in modern or rustic homes where a masculine vibe is desired. White-veined black or dark grey marble tile is a beautiful way to merge charcoal walls with a white shower, vanity, sink, and toilet. Chrome or brushed nickel fittings are a classic pairing with this bathroom idea.
4. Learn to Differentiate Fixtures and Fittings in Grey Bathrooms
When building or remodeling a home, it can be easy to confuse bathroom terminology. Bathroom fixtures are the permanent bathroom features, including the shower, tub, toilet, and sink. Bathroom fittings can be moved more easily and include mirrors, wall cabinets, toilet seats, and accessories.
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Fixtures and fittings are available in many color choices, most of which coordinate well with grey bathroom ideas. To save money, apply grey paint to the bathroom vanity, wall cabinet, mirror frames, or any other fittings that can be painted.
5. Discover Luxury Grey Tile Options for Master Baths
Grey is a fantastic foundation color if a luxurious master bathroom renovation is in your near future. Carrara marble, granite, basalt, and slate are excellent natural stone grey tile options when the budget is generous. Look for unique tile shapes and materials, such as light grey fish scale tile, or liquified glass dark grey tile in an arabesque shape.
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Splurge on a mosaic tile border or panel inside the shower—which of course should be fitted with multiple shower heads. Install glass shower walls instead of a shower curtain, so you can fully showcase your high-end grey tile bathroom selections.
6. Streamline Your Bathroom with Pewter and Modern Fixtures
A modern bathroom has streamlined fixtures and fittings, paired with a simple color scheme. For example, a floating vanity and glass bowl basin takes the place of a traditional vanity and sink. Shower stalls are impressive displays of grey bathroom tile, and not hidden behind a shower curtain.
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Pewter is an excellent grey paint color for a modern bathroom wall finish. A beautiful cross between grey and silver, pewter’s neither light nor dark—a perfect middle tone to support grey color ranges at each end of the spectrum.
A monochrome photo is one that’s printed in black and white or varying shades of a single color. Monochromatic room ideas are the same, with one color appearing in different shade options. Speaking of photos, framed black and white photographs make excellent grey bathroom wall decor.
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Because grey is on such a spectrum, from pale grey to nearly black, a grey monochrome bathroom doesn’t have to be boring. Look for grey bathroom tile that includes multiple hues of grey, then select those individual shades when choosing your grey paint color palette.
8. Maximizing Style in Small Powder Rooms with Light Grey Tones
A powder room is a small bathroom, minus a shower or tub. Vanity space and even wall space may be limited, but you can still create a beautiful small bathroom within its confines. Look for a narrow profile vanity and toilet to free up as much floor space as possible.
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Since a white bathroom tends to look bigger than one with a darker color scheme, try to keep your greys on the lighter end of the grey spectrum. A light grey bathroom can feel just as spacious as a white bathroom, but it won’t seem as sterile. If you prefer darker grey colors, choose one for an accent wall, or install dark grey floor tile.
9. Rustic Bathroom Ideas with Grey Wood Accents
Wood tends to turn grey as it weathers, and a weathered grey wood vanity is an excellent addition to a rustic themed bathroom. Install a faux brick wall for an accent feature, and replace ordinary tile with floor tile planks that resemble grey driftwood.
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Be sure to add other unrefined textures to your grey rustic bath, such as a hammered metal sink basin and rough-cut floating shelves. Black is always a great addition to rustic spaces, so shop for black iron towel racks for the wall, and iron drawer pulls for the vanity and wall cabinet.
10. Design a Scandinavian Bathroom with Grey Tones
A grey Scandinavian bathroom needs touches of real wood to make it true Scandinavian-inspired design. It’s good that grey looks great next to any type of wood stain, so feel free to use your grey colors beside the pale wood finishes that are popular in Nordic homes.
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White is also a common bathroom color in Scandinavia, so either add touches of white or choose a very pale dove grey for your walls. Be sure to keep the space uncluttered and choose furniture and fittings that reflect this design style’s simplicity.
11. Enhance Small Bathrooms with Colors and Lines
A small bathroom is a great space to add creative decorating ideas to a basic grey bathroom. Splashes of color keep the room cheerful and interesting, but try not to overdo it. Green plants will add life to the room as well as a welcome dash of color.
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Keep in mind that any kind of horizontal lines will make the room feel wider. Arrange subway tile in a horizontal pattern, or buy textured shower tile that has horizontal lines. Cover a feature wall in shiplap and paint it dove grey, or hang a large-scale wallpaper pattern that includes wide lines.
12. Find the Perfect Grey Tile for Any Budget
Virtually any type of bathroom tile you can imagine comes in several shades of grey. From natural marble to recycled glass tile, there’s a grey tile option for every budget and design preference.
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Look for ways to add expensive tile accents that add richness to a bargain-tiled bathroom. A marble tile inset is a good way to incorporate this elegant material into your grey bathroom without breaking the bank.
13. Choose the Right Paint or Wallpaper for Grey Bathrooms
While some bathrooms are covered in tile from floor to ceiling, most have half-tiled walls. Others only have tile on the floor and leave the walls bare. Whichever type of bathroom wall you have, choosing the right paint or wallpaper is a foundational part of the room’s design.
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Consider painting each wall a slightly different shade of grey, or choose a light and dark grey to paint on opposite walls. Tape off stripes or another pattern for an inexpensive wallpaper substitute. Or search online for various painting techniques that are easy to DIY, such as the modern bathroom wall ideas in this video:
If your family is like mine and loves to spend time in the kitchen chatting and cooking together, then a bar kitchen is the perfect spot to entertain! You don’t really need a large space, any little nook can be an awesome bar, you just need to accessorize it properly and it will be an inviting space for you and your friends to hang out, watch sports, and have a few drinks while preparing a delicious meal. That’s what interior design is all about: creating cozy spaces that fit your lifestyle and help you make the most use of your house.
Check out the kitchen bar ideas we have selected for you and get inspired to decorate your home bar right now!
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1. Build a Basement Bar for Entertainment Spaces
Whether you have a man cave or a family room in your basement, a home bar is a must-have. When you’re watching TV or entertaining, you don’t want to go up and down the stairs to fetch something to eat or drink. So, a wet bar or even a dry bar are essential in a basement.
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Style up your bar by installing open shelves to display bottles and glassware, and mirrored walls, which will make the space feel brighter and bigger.
2. Versatile Kitchen Bar Countertop Choices for Social Cooking
When you’re entertaining, you don’t really want to be apart from your guests while preparing meals or drinks. That is why a kitchen bar is fundamental. Install an island or a peninsula with bar stools, so you can be surrounded by friends and family while cooking or fixing drinks.
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Granite countertops have been a homeowner’s favorite for a long time, and it still remains the number one choice in breakfast bars and kitchen counters. Marble countertops are also a hit, even though they need some maintenance. Marble is a porous stone that requires professional sealing upon installation, to help prevent damage.
Quartz countertops, on the other hand, are the most durable ones. They are very easy to clean, are not susceptible to knife cuts, and won’t chip or crack. Contrary to marble, quartz is highly stain-resistant. Other options to choose from are resin countertops, wood or butcher’s block, laminate, concrete, solid surface, soapstone, and glass countertops.
Solid surface countertops mimic natural stone, but are manmade, and come in a wide variety of patterns and colors. They don’t need to be sealed and won’t absorb stains. Glass countertops are extremely heat resistant and look awesome with LED lights or epoxy resin.
3. Curved Kitchen Bars: A Unique Twist for Home Entertainment
A kitchen bar can be the centerpiece of your home if you like to entertain. And if you want this space to stand out, why not have a different and exclusive design? Have a look at this design idea we have selected for you.
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Curved bars are unique! Differently from a square or rectangular kitchen island, the curved layout allows for people to sit across from each other, like around a table. It’s welcoming and great for hosting guests. With a curved bar, you will hold your parties in the kitchen from now on, instead of the living room.
4. DIY Kitchen Bar Creations: Repurposing Vintage Furniture
If you are the DIY type, why not repurpose a vintage dresser into a cool kitchen breakfast bar?
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Add casters and a wooden top on a sideboard or refinish an old desk into a cool rolling dry bar! You can upgrade a rustic table and transform it into a stylish wet bar, with a wine sink. Add some counter stools and let the party begin!
5. Create a Kitchen Bar with a Half Wall
If your kitchen is separated from the living space, and you don’t want to go through a full kitchen remodeling, open a half wall. Add a countertop and stools and you’ll have your kitchen bar, and the open space feel.
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You will be able to use your kitchen cabinets, so you won’t need extra storage for the bar area. If the space allows, install a wine fridge under the counter.
6. Industrial Style Bar: A Blend of Concrete, Wood, and Granite
If you like the industrial style, think of concrete flooring, open ceiling, and wood elements. Bar stools with a granite countertop and pendant lights are complemented by floating shelves to display glassware and bottles.
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7. Transform Kitchen Space into Versatile Bar Areas
Kitchen bar designs can be versatile to suit different needs. You can transform your peninsula into a bar area, with some barstools and shelving for bottles and glasses.
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That coffee nook can also be upgraded into a bar area for when you have guests over.
8. DIY Minibar Design with Pallets and Stone Blocks for Cozy Nooks
Pallets and stone blocks, that’s all you need to build a cool minibar, and create a cozy little nook either inside, or outside. Pallet racks on the wall will look awesome with your pallet mini bar!
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Small spaces can be accessorized with a bar cart and some seating, which include patio chairs in outdoor spaces.
9. Distinguishing Kitchen Islands and Breakfast Bars
A kitchen island and a breakfast bar are very similar, with the exception that you need a 12 to 16-inch countertop overhang for a breakfast bar, to create enough room for seating. A kitchen island, on the other hand, does not have these space requirements.
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If you don’t have a countertop overhang, there won’t be enough leg room, and seating will be rather uncomfortable.
10. Create an Outdoor Kitchen Bar with Durable Materials
An outdoor kitchen is a great addition to any home and a perfect spot to entertain. Materials that can endure weather conditions, like granite countertops and wood, are ideal for outdoor bars.
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Aluminum and stainless steel elements are also a good call. It’s important to install cabinets in your outdoor bar area, to avoid all the running around from the house to the bar, to fetch things. Wood and stainless steel cabinets are the most common choices for outside spaces.
11. Install a Kitchen Bar in Small Spaces
A comfortable bar with seating area for three should be at least 6 feet long, and about 16 to 20 inches wide for the bar counter.
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If your space is too small for a bar with seating, a bar cart is an option. Or you can create a dry bar with cabinetry and shelving in a cozy nook.
12. Wall-Mounted and Murphy Bars for Compact Areas
You don’t need much for a wall-mounted bar, other than a beautiful wooden slab and some stools.
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A murphy bar is also a great solution if you don’t have enough room for a standing cabinet.
13. Create a Rustic or Classic Home Bar
Natural décor and earthy colors complemented by wooden cabinetry provide a rustic feel to your bar area.
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Dark wood cabinets, on the other hand, bring a classic touch and casual sophistication to a home bar. White countertops with dark wood cabinets are a perfect contrast, along with stainless steel beverage fridges.
A bubble bath… relaxing in the tub with a glass of wine, after a long day’s work. This is what many women dream of. Working mothers, who have to attend to children, housework, career, and barely have time for themselves!
Not everyone can enjoy a bathtub at the end of the day, but we all start our mornings with our daily bathroom routine, and there’s nothing worse than having nowhere to store toiletries and bumping into your significant other on a small sink with no counter space.
That’s where interior design can rescue us from our misery. You can do wonders even in a small space, and we’re here to help. Have a look at these awesome master bathroom design ideas, for you to get inspired and start your bathroom remodeling right now!
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1. Creating a Bohemian Oasis in Your Master Bathroom
If you want your master bathroom to be a peaceful retreat, then Bohemian-style décor is right for you. It doesn’t take much to create an indoor oasis: mix natural elements, explore patterns and textures, add some vintage flare, and bring life and color to the space with potted plants and flowers.
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2. Country-Chic Master Bathroom with Beadboard and Wainscotting
Explore beadboard paneling and wainscotting for a timeless country-chic vibe in your master bathroom.
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Wood, light-color finishes, and natural elements like wicker baskets are the basis for this design style. You can mix and match with a bold flooring design or create an accent wall with paintings and dried flowers.
3. Elegance in Contrast: Black Bathrooms with Sophisticated Accents
Black is a bold color choice for a bathroom, it can be quite elegant and sophisticated with the right décor. You can explore mirrors and crystals in a dark bathroom, for a touch of luxury and style.
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White marble countertops make a nice contrast with black wall tiles. Another option is to lay black and white mosaic floor tiles. Brass fixtures stand out in a black bathroom, making a nice contrast.
4. Embracing Glamour in Bathroom Design with Chandeliers
Nothing defines a glam bathroom better than a chandelier. Along with crystal lighting, explore marbles, glass, and mirrors.
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Complement the décor with a mirrored vanity, a freestanding bathtub, and shower glass panels. Add sophistication with a chaise next to a side table, ornamented with scented candles and beautiful flowers in a stylish crystal vase.
5. Enhancing Relationships with Double Sinks and Showerheads
Double sinks are said to be relationship saviors. It is tricky, having to share a single sink with minimum counter space, since both men and women need room and storage for different toiletries.
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So, if you’re thinking about a master bathroom renovation, plan for separate vanities or his and hers sink. I don’t know if this is the key to a long-lasting and happy marriage, but it will certainly make the morning rush more pleasant. Double showerheads add extra comfort and sophistication to any bathroom.
6. Embracing Minimalism in Bathroom Design
Minimalist design is all about functionality. Simple lines and functional pieces that double as décor define the minimalist style and help create a roomy space.
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Keep all surfaces clear if you want a sense of amplitude, and for that, you need ample storage. Choose light colors for the walls and tiles, with some accent wood or black finishes.
7. Modern Bathroom Design with Clean Lines and Geometric Shapes
Very much like the minimalist style, modern-style bathrooms are defined by clean lines, geometric shapes, and uncluttered, clear counters. Modern floating vanities and shelves provide the much-needed storage space in a bathroom.
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Wood and concrete are complemented by straight-line elements and finishes and very few décor pieces help create a serene ambiance.
8. Maximizing Small Bathrooms: Fitting Freestanding Bathtubs and Showers with Style
Take a look at these awesome examples of how you can fit a freestanding bathtub with an independent shower in a small bathroom. You can opt for a rectangular, oval, or round bathtub. A corner bathtub may also be a solution for small spaces.
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It all depends on the bathroom layout, but it may take only a few steps to transform the space into your dream bathroom. To make the space look bigger, install a large mirror over a floating vanity, and don’t overdo the décor with bathroom accessories.
White marble countertops make a nice contrast with dark wood cabinets and white wall tiles, as well as white floor tiles. Add a glass shower enclosure for the showerhead, and a freestanding bathtub. You can have a chic bathroom, no matter the size!
9. Transforming Spaces with Decorated Vessel Sinks and Wooden Slabs
Simple ideas make great spaces! It takes no more than a decorated porcelain vessel sink over a wooden slab to make a sophisticated and ultra-stylish vanity.
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Here are other examples of simple ideas with great results!
10. Diverse Bathtub Styles for a Spa-Like Master Bathroom Retreat
The bathtub can be the centerpiece of any master bathroom. From the comfortable jacuzzi to the stylish round freestanding tubs, there is a wide variety of types that match all design styles.
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Modern solid base freestanding tubs are very trendy, but other options are corner tubs, built-ins, or Japanese Ofuro soaking tubs. No matter the style, the idea is always to have that unparallel spa feel in your master retreat.
11. Vintage Master Bathroom Charm with Claw-Foot Bathtubs
A claw-foot style is the best option for a bathtub if you want a vintage master bathroom.
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Another great option for a vintage-style design is to repurpose an old dresser as a vanity. The characteristic pink marble top of antique dressers is complemented by a porcelain vessel sink with a vintage faucet, creating a unique piece.
12. Amplifying Bathroom Elegance with White Design and Contrasting Accents
White is always a safe bet. With natural light and large mirrors, the white color gives the space a sense of amplitude and peace. Use some accent colors on the walls, or in bathroom accessories, and make sure you have some flowers over the countertop, for a touch of elegance.
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You can choose an artificial flower arrangement instead of natural flowers. Some look incredibly realistic and capture the same beauty as real flowers. Dark wood cabinets make a nice contrast in a white bathroom. Complement the décor with silver, brass, or black fixtures. The same goes for sconces or pendant lights.
Storage is never enough. Even though we have to optimize our storage space to the maximum, we can never neglect aesthetics and beauty.
Bathroom cabinetry is not only useful but aesthetically necessary, to hide the siphon and plumbing pipes. If you live in a rental, there is a variety of rolling cabinets that fit pedestal sinks and are the best solution to hide siphons. They do not need to be fixed to the wall, as vanities do.
We have selected some cool bathroom cabinet ideas for you, that are beautiful and extremely functional.
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1. Keep It Sleek With Black
When it comes to bathroom design, black is always a timeless classic. Make an elegant statement that won’t age with a black bathroom cabinet! The sleek black finish provides an elegantly versatile addition to any space.
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Its simple yet sophisticated design is capable of being the perfect accent piece in even the most modern bathrooms. The black cabinet speaks volumes without having to scream. Upgrade your bathroom style with this chic black storage solution and dazzle guests with your (now) stunningly designed space.
2. Opt For A Freestanding Cabinet
Whether you’re replacing an old bathroom cabinet or sprucing up a brand-new renovation, freestanding cabinets are the perfect choice for a sleek and stylish look. Not only do freestanding cabinets provide an interesting visual appeal, but they also tend to be very versatile and movable which gives you flexibility when styling your bathroom.
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While there are connected cabinets that are attached to the wash basin, freestanding cabinets offer the same storage space without being tethered down – in other words, you get all of the practicality with none of the fuss!
3. DIY A Bamboo Pull
Outfitting your bathroom with the perfect cabinet can take some serious DIY expertise, but it’s worth the effort to get the organic and beachy vibe you love. This is especially true if you go DIY in constructing a bamboo pull for your bathroom cabinet.
Bamboo is sleek, stylish, sustainable, and easy to work with. With a few tools and some know-how, you can create a one-of-a-kind piece that will give your bathroom decor something truly unique. Transform your powder room into a paradise by crafting DIY bamboo pulls for your bathroom cabinet!
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4. Keep It Seamless With Minimalist Handles
A bathroom cabinet with minimalist handles is the perfect clean and subtle addition to any modern interior. Its sleek lines will effortlessly blend into the background of any room, while still being noticeable enough that it catches the eye.
Not only is its design a great way to add a touch of style and sophistication to your home, but it also provides plenty of storage space for all of your bathroom necessities. Cleaning around handles can be a chore, but with a handle-free cabinet, you’ll be able to clean faster while still having all the convenience of a traditional piece of furniture.
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5. Go For Light Pastels
The pastel bathroom cabinet is a bright, happy addition to any bathroom. It’s easy on the eyes and provides an interesting contrast to the bright tiles and other features of the restroom. The neutral colors of the cabinet help make the bathroom feel cool, soothing, and relaxing.
It serves as a wonderful background for towels, toiletries, and other items that might be found in a bathroom. Allowing your space to feel bright yet calming at the same time, it’s no surprise this pastel cabinet is gaining a loyal following.
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6. Add A Kid’s Vanity Extension
Create a child-friendly bathroom space with a bathroom cabinet that’s specifically designed for easy access. This kid’s vanity is set at a lower height, making it easier for children to reach their essentials while they’re in the bathroom. With extra cabinets and shelves, kids can now store away their toiletries and even have enough room to place personal decor.
It gives them an added sense of freedom and responsibility in taking care of their own items. Plus, you’ll no longer have to worry about your child accessing medicines and other potentially dangerous items as everything can be childproofed in just one space.
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7. Go For Vintage
Transform a vintage, rustic bathroom with just one addition – a repurposed vanity cabinet. Not only will it inject a vintage sensibility into your interior design, but vintage pendant pulls and a scalloped door edge give it that special touch of character.
You can customize your vintage cabinet to fit perfectly in any room – from a classic half-bath to an expansive guest suite. With the perfect vintage bathroom cabinet, you’ll create a lasting statement for years to come.
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8. Paint With Chalkwood
Adding a bathroom cabinet painted in chalk wood to your bathroom decor is a great way to bring a rustic and farmhouse charm to your bathroom. Chalkwood bathroom cabinets can really make an impact and create style and character while being both practical and aesthetically pleasing.
It’s the perfect compromise between adding a unique decorative piece, while also providing useful storage thanks to its handy compartments. From shampoos and conditioners, soaps and towels to beauty products, accessories and more – the right bathroom cabinet is just what you need for all your bathroom essentials.
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9. Install A Floating Cabinet
A floating bathroom cabinet provides the illusion of a bigger space, while at the same time organizing your bathroom in an easy and efficient way. This cabinet helps our cleaning ritual in more ways than one; it is elevated off the floor so dirt and dust can easily be swept away and items that may not have fit on countertops can be stored out of sight without taking up any valuable space.
By making better use of vertical space while providing a charming illusion, a floating bathroom cabinet is truly a unique and creative solution to keep your bathroom looking organized and tidy.
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10. Opt For Black Metalware
Revamp your bathroom with fresh matte pulls from black metalware. Modernizing repurposed cabinets with these details, can create a whole new look and feel instantly, transforming your bathroom into an updated and stylish space.
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These matte black pulls are a small detail that can easily be added to various recognizable cabinet designs, quickly creating a laundry list of design possibilities!
11. Diversify With Shelves
With a bathroom cabinet featuring open shelves, diversified storage has never been easier. Keep your towels within arm’s reach while also creating a spot to store cosmetics, first aid supplies, and other items. You can easily see everything due to transparent containers or baskets, making it versatile and efficient for everyday use.
Personalize it with some plants or souvenirs for an extra touch. Get easy access to certain items with this great furniture element and make your mornings a breeze!
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12. Save Space With A Recessed Vanity
You might think that a bathroom isn’t the place to be creative, but with recessed vanity cabinets, you can really do your own thing. These cabinets fit snugly into any bathroom wall space, so you don’t need to spend extra time and money measuring for something that saves space.
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Not only does it look good aesthetically – helping to slim out any bulkiness – but it’s also going to give you the perfect fit for whatever size and shape your bathroom is in. With recessed vanity cabinets, you get an ultra-modern look that still saves on valuable space!
13. Go For Dark Wood
A modern, almost black dark wood bathroom cabinet is the perfect addition to any space. Its modern look and clean lines will lend an air of sophistication that can be hard to achieve with other pieces. While not as ornately sculpted as other styles, this piece has a modern charm of its own.
Whether used as a storage solution or simply for design purposes, it’s sure to be a lasting fixture in your home.
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14. Install A Wall Mirror With A Shelf
A bathroom wall mirror with a cabinet makes it easy and discreet to store away your necessities. Instead of taking up valuable floor space, the cabinet cleverly conceals itself in the wall, so you still have easy access to your necessary items but with a fraction of the footprint.
It’s both practical and stylish – a modern solution for any bathroom decor!
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15. Pair With A Marble Countertop
If you’re looking for a classy and elegant addition to your bathroom, invest in a granite or marble countertop for your bathroom cabinet. These countertops are not only very durable but also add visual interest; their unique and intricate patterns provide an alluring aesthetic.
Marble is available in a variety of shades and hues, making it easy for you to find the exact color and pattern to enhance the decor of your bathroom! With elegant, durable marble or granite countertops, your bathroom cabinet will become the focal point of any restroom.
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16. Make It Eclectic With Colored Handles
Give your bathroom a fresh new look with a bathroom cabinet featuring colored handles! With its good contrast against white cabinets and ability to match with the wallpaper or curtain, this small upgrade is non-invasive and easy to do.
And the best part? The handles are interchangeable, so it won’t be hard to get a handle that fits your style. Out with the old and in with the new! Upgrade your bathroom today with a cabinet featuring colorful handles.
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17. Build A Cabinet Shelf For Towels & Essentials
If you’re looking for a unique storage solution for your bathroom, you should consider incorporating a bathroom cabinet shelf with a closet door. Not only can it be used for towels, washcloths, and other essential items, but it will provide plenty of spacious storage for linens and toiletries.
If you find the space is inadequate for all your belongings, try organizing with crates under the shelf for extra storage. Utilizing this versatile multi-storage design in your bathroom can ensure that everything has its own designated spot, creating an organized and stylish atmosphere.
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18. Make A Statement With Pendant Pulls
A bathroom cabinet with pendant pulls adds a statement to any bathroom. They have a distinct look that adds visual interest and adds sophistication to even the most minimalist of bathrooms.
Sometimes as little as one can add just the right touch, while when they’re clustered together they simply create something eye-catching.
Even better, if you match the finish of other fixtures in the bathroom like faucets and handles, it will tie everything together in a very stylish way.
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19. Make It Shabby Chic
Entering your shabby chic bathroom cabinet is like stepping into an enchanted wonderland. The feminine decor and light ambiance evoke a feeling of relaxation and sophistication. Soft textures, calming colors, and timeless beauty transport you to a world of pure zen.
Whatever scene you’re looking to set- a peaceful spa retreat or high fashion haven- this shabby chic cabinet will have all the style and charm you’re looking for!
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20. Pair With A Ceramic Basin
Give your modern rustic bathroom a sleek upgrade with a simple yet sophisticated bathroom cabinet with a ceramic basin. Its minimalist aesthetic ensures it won’t detract from the atmosphere of your space but instead complements it nicely.
The ceramic basin gives off a sleek, clean finish that will make even the smallest of bathrooms look bigger, making it a great addition to brighten up modern-rustic interiors. Enjoy the added storage for all your essential items without compromising on style and characteristic detailing – this modern bathroom cabinet is an easy way to modernize any space!
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21. Mix Stone Grey Metal With Gold Copper
If you’re looking to make a cool statement in a masculine bathroom, why not consider adding a bathroom cabinet with silver and gold elements? This cool and warm contrast can create an elegant, sleek feel that will be sure to get noticed. With the right design and positioning of the silver and gold items, you can easily give your bathroom the chic upgrade it’s been waiting for!
Silver pieces with detailed accents are great for making an artful centerpiece in the room, while bright gold accents add an extra touch of sparkle. In any case, this kind of bathroom cabinet is bound to elevate any masculine bathroom from standard to stylish!
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22. Build A Narrow Wall Shelf
Maximize your small bathroom space with a narrow bathroom cabinet! It gives you the opportunity to have all of the storage space you need without taking up too much room. This gives way to other bathroom furnishings that can add personality and style without making your small bathroom feel cramped or cluttered.
The cabinet will keep things organized and tucked away, so you’ll never have to worry about not being able to fit all of your items into such a limited area. With this narrow unit, every inch of your small bathroom will be put to good use.
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23. Go For All Wood
Give your bathroom a rustic, classic feel with a stylish all-wood bathroom cabinet. This safe option is perfect if you want a solid investment that blends in with any interior style. It provides a timeless look and appeal while offering extra space to store towels or spare shampoo bottles.
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Plus, the added benefit of having it made out of wood guarantees its strength and resistance over time. So why not go for an all-wood bathroom cabinet today for the ultimate aesthetic experience?
24. Keep It Tidy White
If a clean and simple aesthetic is what you’re looking for, an all-white bathroom cabinet is a way to go. Perfect for any decor style, an all-white cabinet can provide a versatile look that continues to be popular for its timelessness.
However it’s worth noting that as chic and clean as this look may be, it also requires higher maintenance than other options as white shows dirt and water spots more easily.
Bathroom flooring is not only important for the aesthetic of the space but also for comfort and safety. Non-slippery, waterproof materials are a perfect choice. When it comes to bathroom flooring, matte materials are a good choice. They are designed to increase the grip of the feet to the ground, thus preventing domestic accidents.
Rubber floors are also a good call, being increasingly used in small bathrooms and other areas of the house. They are warm, waterproof, and easy to clean. The most common, though, are porcelain tiles, hardwood floors, ceramic non-slippery tiles, and decorative stones.
Check out the small bathroom flooring ideas we have selected for you.
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1. Grey Floor Tiles
Large tiles are trendy and make a perfect combo with hardwood floors. White vanities with marble countertops complement the décor. In cold weather, the best flooring option is undoubtedly radiant heated floors.
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Underfloor radiant heating heats the entire floor, providing uniform heating with no cold drafts.
2. Hexagon Floor Tiles
If you’re looking for design ideas for your next bathroom remodel, think of hexagon tiles.
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Small hexagon tiles are called honeycomb tiles, and they can form a beautiful mosaic if you choose various colors to compose your flooring design. Rectangular wall tiles are a perfect match for hexagon tiling floors, either in large or small configurations.
3. Marble Bathroom Floor
Carrara marble is a classic. Timeless and elegant, it is a great option for showers and wet areas, and match perfectly with various décor styles. Marble brings style and sophistication to any space and can be applied from floors to walls.
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Marble tiles are scratch-resistant and extremely durable. They do not require maintenance other than regular moping. Herringbone, chevron, hexagon, square or rectangular, marble tiles come in several shapes so you can create unique patterns in your bathroom.
4. Mosaic Tiles for Bathroom Floor
The best bathroom design is the one you feel comfortable in and reflects your taste and personality. If you like mosaic floor tiling, there are endless combinations of colors, shapes, sizes, and finishes. They can be made of real pebbles, travertine, or marble if you prefer natural stone tiles. But you also find them in ceramic, glass, metal, and porcelain.
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You can mix and match patterns to form your own design. Your exclusive pattern will certainly bring a lot of character to your bathroom, transforming it into a unique space.
5. Patterned Style Bathroom Tiles
If you think wood flooring is boring, then check out these patterned floor examples we have selected for you.
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You can create a statement with patterned floor tiles. They bring life to the space, but don’t overdo with patterned floors and walls.
6. Rustic
Natural tones for bathroom tile are great for rustic decor. Whether hardwood or laminate flooring, wood and concrete are a perfect combo for rustic spaces.
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You can match darker floor tiling with white wall tiles, and add some organic décor pieces, like wicker baskets and ceramic pots.
7. Vinyl Floor Tiles
Vinyl flooring is available in tiles and planks and comes in many styles, colors, and sizes. Vinyl planks are a great option for bathroom flooring. They are low-maintenance, durable, water-resistant, and affordable, and some look like real wood.
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Luxury vinyl tiles are ideal for bathrooms, because of their ability to resist frequent water spills. Cork flooring sheets are another flooring idea for bathrooms. They are resistant to mold and mildew and may be a smart choice for damp bathrooms.
9. Wooden Flooring
Reclaimed wood flooring is another great option, that can be complemented by subway tiles. But wood is not only great for floors and furniture; it is a great option for ceilings, with rustic elements for a stylish bathroom.
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Everyone needs bathroom storage, to keep towels, and bathroom essentials. Freestanding pedestal sinks do not offer counter space, such an essential item especially when you want to get ready for a day’s work ahead. Medicine cabinets are tiny, without enough space to store all the everyday toiletry items we need at arm’s reach.
So, a bathroom vanity is an essential item for you to keep your bathroom tidy and organized. No matter the size of your bathroom, you will see that there are simple ways to make it more functional, with the awesome ideas we will give you in this post.
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1. Bespoke Bathroom Vanities
Custom-made vanities are always an excellent choice. Take a look at the examples of dual vanity below: a custom-made cabinet that takes advantage of the space between the sinks, with a set of drawers between the lower cabinets. This type of cabinetry provides plenty of highly needed bathroom storage space.
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In the other example, instead of a dual vanity, the space was used for a single vanity with cabinets and drawers, and the extra space is used as a makeup station, another essential item for every woman.
These are examples of how much custom vanities can add to the space: they are designed to use the space’s exact measurements. Using a wall-to-wall slab, for example, will allow for a wider countertop with more room for bathroom essentials.
2. DIY Vanity Projects
There are creative ideas for you to install a vanity that combines beauty and functionality, at affordable prices.
Open niches look great when paired with baskets and rolled-up bath towels. Floating cabinets are also trendy. They make the space look bigger and are easier to maintain since there’s no risk of getting in contact with water when cleaning the bathroom.
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With a little imagination, you can turn an old piece of furniture into a stylish vanity. Install a vessel sink on top of an antique table and adapt a shelf on the bottom for towel baskets, and you’ll have a unique décor piece in your bathroom.
The most common materials you can use in your DIY project are wood and MDF. Just keep n mind that both have to be properly sealed to avoid moisture. Mirrored and glass cabinets are an alternative to wood cabinets.
3. Dual Sink Designs
If your bathroom is large enough for a double vanity, then you shouldn’t let the space go wasted. Install a wall-to-wall vanity to make the most use of storage space to tuck away toiletries and other bathroom essentials.
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If your vanity is in desperate need of a facelift, a quick but effective solution is to give it a fresh coat of paint and replace the knobs. Sometimes, this is all you need to transform an old vanity into a sleek and stylish décor piece.
4. Contemporary Vanity Styles
Melamine coatings are probably the most common finishes for bathroom and kitchen cabinets.
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It is possible to find a wide variety of colors and patterns, but there’s also the possibility of adding colored glass or mirrors in cabinet doors and drawers, upcycling an ordinary cabinet to a refined and modern bathroom vanity.
Open shelving and floating vanities are very trendy. You can repurpose a shelving unit into an open vanity that will offer enough space for baskets where you can store towels and toiletries.
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A freestanding vanity can also be very charming. Choose one with lower shelf storage, that will make your bathroom feel larger. You can accessorize it with baskets and ball jars.
6. Rustic Vanity Inspirations
Rustic Barnwood vanities are pretty and timeless. You can add some sophisticated items like a white marble countertop to contrast the dark wood.
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Wicker baskets and polished brass hardware complement the décor.
Single vanities for bathrooms or powder rooms can be stylish and functional. If you want an out-of-the-box solution, consider a large drawer that can be repurposed as a floating vanity.
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An antique dresser can also be transformed into a stylish vanity with a coat of paint, new hardware, a built-in towel bar, and a vessel sink.
8. Compact Vanity Solutions
When looking for functional storage in a small bathroom vanity, there are a few things you must take into account: If you choose a built-in sink instead of a vessel sink, it’s important to consider its size when designing the cabinet. Should it be too deep, it will end up stealing internal space and limiting the storage capacity.
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Also, take your measurements right and make sure there’s enough circulation space when the cabinet doors are open. Creativity makes up for the lack of space. You can have a tilt-out laundry hamper, alongside drawers.
Vanity units that include drawers and at least one cabinet door are well-suited for various storage needs. You can use countertop space for organizers with day-to-day toiletry items, and maximize the use of vertical space by adding floating shelves for extra storage.
Think out of the box when you want a vintage-style vanity for your bathroom. Vintage tables or dressers can be upcycled to make spectacular bathroom vanities.
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A vintage cabinet can also be converted into a sleek and stylish vanity. Vessel sinks allow for more storage room inside the cabinet and give the vanity a modern look.
Visit thrift stores and salvage yards to find exclusive pieces that you can transform into a showstopper vanity!
10. Wooden Vanity Creations
Have you ever thought of transforming an old workbench into a vanity? An old bench or even one simple slab of recycled wood can be transformed into an awesome floating vanity.
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An old wood door can also be upcycled to make an exclusive countertop. All you need is to let your imagination run wild. From vintage to modern, wood furniture is always a sure bet.
“How long is a minute? It depends on which side of the bathroom door you are.”
Half bathrooms are the saving grace that keeps us from having to wait too long on the wrong side of the bathroom door. Called half bathrooms because they lack a shower or tub, they still provide the most basic functions of a bathroom.
A half bath or powder room is usually a small space that presents certain home decor challenges. Even so, there’s no reason you can’t turn it into a dazzling little room. Check out our 40 best half bathroom ideas and you’ll see what we mean.
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1. Fit A Vanity In A Recessed Wall
A half bathroom is the perfect way to save space in your home. With a recessed vanity, you can ensure that your bathroom doesn’t stick out too far and create a cramped atmosphere. The snug design allows for efficient storage of essential items such as towels and toiletries.
You can set up this kind of bathroom strategically to maximize space even more, by putting it in an inconspicuous corner of the house or along a hallway wall. Take advantage of the clever half bathroom design – with recessed vanities, cabinet shelves, and minimal floor-space you’ll find great value in one of these convenient fixtures!
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2. Install Vintage-style Fixtures
For those looking to make an impact with their half bathroom, vintage-style fixtures and decor can really create a nostalgic yet unique experience. The vintage detailing will bring you and your guests back to a different time, and allow for interesting conversation around the craftsmanship of years gone by.
Moreover, the vintage pieces give you freedom when it comes to design–forget about complicated tile designs and sleek finishes; vintage style is all about finding that perfect piece that encapsulates your aesthetic.
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3. Install Black Fixtures
A half bathroom is a unique opportunity to explore your creative side and pack a huge punch of style into a small space. From black fixtures to sleek matte black accents, these simple elements create an eye-catching, minimalist look that fits perfectly in modern homes.
Designed to suit any taste or budget, half bathrooms are easy to redesign and make for one of the most popular locations for transforming your home with a modern style.
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4. Fill The Room With Greens
A half bathroom with plants is a great way to add a touch of nature and beauty to your home. Dried flowers or plants are the perfect choices for this space due to their low maintenance requirements, but that doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice style!
Depending on the look you’re going for, dried floral bouquets in lovely vases create a beautiful, boutique-style atmosphere. If dried plants aren’t quite your thing and you want something more natural, consider adding some potted plants like succulents and ferns. An additional bonus benefit would be the addition of some eucalyptus branches in a ceramic vase – not only will it add greenery and life, but the scent can also even help create an inviting atmosphere.
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5. Put On A Fun Wallpaper
Making your small half bathroom lively with wallpaper is an easy decorating task! Have some fun in this room by playing with prints, because the smaller space creates the perfect opportunity to mix and match multiple designs.
Whether you choose a subtle pattern to play up your focal point or go for something bold and eye-catching, doing so with wallpaper can instantly add character to your half bathroom. Start dreaming of what you could create today!
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6. DIY A Styling Shelf
Give your half bathroom a styling boost with a wall shelf! Hang it above the sink to set the vibe and put some decor, such as candles or plants, in the mix.
Even better, you can organize small essentials like facial cleansers, toothpaste, and more—no need to clutter your countertop. A simple touch like adding a wall shelf can help bring your half-bathroom look to life!
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7. Get A Standalone Vanity
Creating an elegant half bathroom? Opt for a standalone vanity to make it truly stand out in the crowd! Usually small, these vanities usually come as packages, making them easy to install. Perfect for a half bathroom as they usually have spacious countertops and drawers that are great for tucking away all your essentials.
Plus, they come in all shapes, sizes, and styles – giving you plenty of options when it comes to creating just the right look.
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8. Half-paint The Wall
A half bathroom with a half-painted wall creates a bold accent and adds visual interest. The contrast of color and texture creates an exciting atmosphere that can stir the imagination. This unique design brings life to this small space that may have been bland or conventional without it.
A half-painted wall can also be defined by other elements, such as wallpaper, different shades of paint, or patterned tiles for an interior with extra flair. With minimal effort, you can make your half-bathroom stand out and provide an inviting atmosphere for guests.
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9. Install Decorative Tiles
A half bathroom with decorative tiles is a one-stop shop for easy, stylish decor. With easy to install tiles, adding a bit of character to your bathroom can be easy and fun! No need to worry about clutter or taking up too much space – just pick the perfect tile pattern and watch it come alive in your space.
Decorative tiles are great because they require little maintenance and no need for much additional decor – giving you the perfect modern touch in no time!
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10. Paint It White
A white half bathroom is the epitome of clean and minimalist design, allowing for an incredibly versatile aesthetic. It creates a clean, hygienic atmosphere that’s perfect for a studio-style space, yet can also blend seamlessly with more colorful and busy themes.
Add a few modern fixtures and accents to spice it up, or keep it clean and simple with basic whites. White half bathrooms may be small, but they offer the most in terms of cleanliness and versatility!
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11. Add Graphic Tiles
Make your half bathroom stand out by adding some accent with graphic tiles! This modern, eye-catching alternative to the classic white bathroom adds a unique and stylish touch to any home.
Pair your graphic tiles with plants and small decorations for an extra punch of style that guests are sure to appreciate. This easy upgrade adds depth and beauty to even the smallest powder room for a truly personalized experience.
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12. Add A Skylight Window
A half bathroom with a skylight window lets natural light flood into the room during the day, helping to create an inviting yet calming atmosphere. Additionally, it allows you to save energy during this time as you won’t need to rely on electric lighting. In the evening, when darkness falls, you can enjoy an astral light show as night draws in and stars start twinkling above your bathroom.
Such a hidden feature lets you soak up the beauty of nature from within the comfort of your home – a unique experience not often found nowadays!
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13. Install A Mirror With A Shelf
A mirror shelf is a great way to add an extra surface area in a small space. Perfect for extra storage, the shelf above the sink provides extra space to keep items like extra toothbrushes or small items like jewelry.
If you’re working with limited counter space, adding a handy mirror shelf can help keep your items within reach – saving time and reducing stress.
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14. Make A Statement With The Mirror
Adding a vintage framed or gold or metal-framed mirror to your half bathroom can be the perfect way to add major impact and give a luxurious feel. Not only does it bring in light and reflect a unique, vintage touch, but it also works to tie together the entirety of the space. T
o take it one step further, and incorporate a decorative mirror for an added element of grandeur that will accommodate all of your guests with its eye-catching design.
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15. Create Easy Access To Essentials
Create a half bathroom that will take convenience to the next level. With storage for all essential items, you’ll always have easy access when you need them. Keep towels, toiletries, cleaning supplies, and other must-haves organized in one space to ensure everything is right there when needed.
Brighten up the room with a vibrant storage cabinet or include storage baskets for additional storage opportunities. Make your half bathroom a functional space where storage won’t be an issue!
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16. Add Pendant Lamps
Transform your half bathroom into a stunning accent to your home with the addition of some pendant lamps. Not only will this give your space an instant wow factor, but it will also light up the small bathroom, adding charm and comfort when dealing with those midnight toilet trips.
Whether you choose a contemporary or classic lamp depending on the existing decor of your room, pendant lamps are sure to be an eye-catching upgrade that you won’t regret making.
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17. Keep The Flowers Fresh
A touch of life makes a huge difference in any room, and the addition of fresh flowers makes a half-bathroom truly alive. Nothing is more inviting than walking into a bathroom with the soft scent of petals mixed with the cool air and a feeling of cleanliness.
Not to mention, it adds a splash of color that makes even the smallest space appear larger and brighter. Adding fresh flowers to a half bathroom is an inexpensive way to make any houseguest feel right at home!
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18. Install Gold Fixtures
Spark up your half bath with elegant and sophisticated gold fixtures! From the towel bar to the toilet paper holder, everything in your bathroom will be dripping in style. Gold fixtures come in a variety of timeless designs that are sure to make an impression.
Whether you opt for bright or matte gold, art deco, or traditional Victorian, it’s sure to add unparalleled glamour to your bathroom. Enhance the look further by contrasting gold fixtures with black accents for a timeless look.
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19. Set Up A Shabby Chic Interior
If you’re looking for a feminine and light bathroom with country charm, a shabby chic half bathroom could be the perfect addition to your home. Opt for off-white cabinets to give the room an airy and bright tone, balanced out by soft floral wallpaper to add texture and warmth.
Soft neutral colors on accessories like faucets and towel holders help bring a romantic atmosphere, while distressed mirrors and simple lighting fixtures help add the vintage vibe that gives shabby chic its signature style.
You bought your house with the idea that you would remodel your bathroom one day. It’s been years, and you’ve never gotten around to remodeling the bathroom. Every day you are reminded of how much you hate your master bathroom shower. Well, now is the time to do something about that less-than-desirable shower.
These bathroom shower ideas will help you choose the best design for your bathroom.
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1. Opt For Marble Walls
A marble-tiled bathroom shower can offer an elegant atmosphere for a good, hot shower at the start or end of each day. Selecting either a black or gold fixture to pour out the water can be tailored to individual interior preferences, and marble walls keep things looking rich and polished.
For those who want to feel indulgent from time to time, marble showers can help turn an otherwise mundane routine into something luxurious.
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2. Play With Pattern
Printed wallpaper and decorative tiles can be used to great effect in creating a comfortable and vibrant atmosphere. Or, if you’re in the mood for something even more unique, why not mix and match printed wallpaper designs with decorative tiles and other materials?
With a bit of imagination, there’s so much fun to be had – be playful with your design choices and explore different color combinations for an effect that’s truly one-of-a-kind.
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3. Install Gold Fixtures
Taking a shower in a gold-fixtured bathroom is like walking into a wonderland. Every morning, you can start your day feeling royal and ready to conquer the world. Everything is sparkling with gold fixtures and a pristine white interior that makes the gold stand out even more.
Add some graphic tiles on the walls for extra character and personality, and transport yourself from an ordinary space to a goldmine of relaxation!
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4. Install A Quadrant Corner Shower Door
There’s nothing better than a quadrant corner shower door to give your bathroom the perfect look. Not only is it ultra-stylish and modern, but it’s also incredibly functional. It’s perfect for small bathrooms due to its shape, allowing maximum space while fitting snugly into the room corner.
If you want to make a statement in your bathroom, quadrant corner shower doors are just what you need – they’ll take your bathroom experience to the next level!
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5. Add A Frosted Window
Nothing quite compares to that feeling of privacy and indulgence when you step inside your bathroom shower. It’s like the door shuts out the world, leaving you in a quiet oasis to de-stress and just enjoy being immersed in bright diffused light.
With privacy glass windows providing a buffer from the outside world, your bathroom can become its own sanctuary where privacy is perfectly balanced with natural light to make for an invigorating shower experience.
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6. Install Black Fixtures
For those with industrial or minimalist sensibilities, a bathroom shower with black fixtures is the perfect way to achieve that style. Black pairs perfectly with other industrial elements such as white and wood for a modern yet edgy look.
Best of all, black fixtures are low maintenance and durable, so you never have to worry about making your industrial design dream space look anything less than polished and sleek.
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7. Build A Multi-Purpose Corner Seat
The bathroom just got a major upgrade with the addition of a corner seat in the shower. Not only is this multi-purpose piece of furniture convenient – you won’t have to worry about bringing a chair into the shower again – but it also offers a relaxing, spa-like experience that can’t be replicated anywhere else.
Whether you’re shaving your legs, washing your dog, or simply enjoying the steam and heated water, this corner seat provides comfort and functionality for any bathroom project.
No longer do we have to settle for standard showers; now we can create multi-functional spaces with style and personality in our homes!
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8. Install Herringbone Tiles
A bathroom shower with herringbone tiles adds such visual interest. It’s a creative way to install and organize tiles, giving an alternative to simply having a plain printed wall in the shower.
The unique way the tiles are set up adds a professional and modern feel, which helps bring any bathroom space to life.
And with so many color and design options out there, it’s easy to find one that matches your desired aesthetic while adding sophistication and charm.
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9. Attach Mosaic Tiles For Accent
A mosaic-tiled shower can be a great way to add life and color to a bathroom. By incorporating mosaic tiles into your shower design, you’ll bring vibrant colors and an accentuated look into your space. Not only are mosaic tiles eye-catching, but they also offer a luxurious element that will make your shower the event of the bathroom.
Make the mosaic tile designs customized to fit any theme with various colors, shapes, and styles to choose from; it’s a wonderful opportunity to express yourself through unconventional artsy vision and design.
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10. Build A Recessed Wall Shelf
A beautiful bathroom shower can be completed with the addition of a recessed wall shelf. This stylish shelf adds convenience and charm to any shower by providing storage for all your bath essentials including shampoos, conditioners, and soap.
Not only is this shelf practical and efficient but it also elevates the look of your bathroom thanks to its sleek design that can be customized to match any style you desire.
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11. Install A Frameless Shower Door
Frameless shower doors are an ideal addition for small bathrooms with limited space. Not only do these sleek, modern fixtures make the most out of minimal space, but they also add a seamless look for a sharp and stylish aesthetic. Light reflects off the surrounding surfaces for a subtle sparkle, bringing life to the room and enhancing its well-designed appearance.
As for functionality, frameless shower doors open both ways for effortless access for those rushed mornings. And for a trend-forward touch, selecting one that is chrome-plated or reflective can provide an element of contemporary glamour.
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12. Opt For Polished Concrete Tiles
Give your bathroom shower a cool industrial edge with the use of light concrete tiles. These tiles offer a classic style with a modern edge that provides an industrial or minimal look. For a truly rustic feel you can opt for larger, textured tiles in light concrete to complete the look.
There is something unique about the organic texture of light concrete that brings a sophisticated, industrial flair—whether due to its slate-like appearance or its white-hued chipped edges.
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13. Go All-White
The all-white bathroom shower is a stunning way to create a minimalist look. With white walls, white floor, and classic silver metal fixtures, it will give your bathroom an ethereal feel. The monochrome palette creates an inviting atmosphere that evokes peace and simplicity.
Perfect for unwinding after a long day or indulging in a moment of relaxation; this sleek design offers a tranquil escape without sacrificing style or elegance.
What’s more, the white color scheme helps amplify natural light, making this makeover not only a sight for sore eyes but also an excellent choice for small bathrooms.
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14. Install Stone-patterned Tiles
The organic and raw feel of a bathroom with stone-pattern tiles is truly unique. The textured surface of the stones under your feet can provide an incredibly relaxing feeling like you are walking on a beach or through a quiet forest.
Soft lighting and warm colors can really bring out the incredible properties of these stone-pattern tiles, making your shower feel like an oasis of peace and tranquility on an otherwise hectic day.
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15. Keep It Simple And Monochrome
A white and black shower can be just as inviting as any other color combination. Start with white walls, then top it off with black fixtures for a modern look. Painting or tiling the floor black gives the bathroom maximum impact and adds to the trendiness of the room.
To make it even more interesting, you can play around with texture by adding tiles with different prints and designs in white and black.
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16. Add A Bathtub
If you’re looking for a practical, attractive solution for your larger bathroom, why not opt for a shower with an integrated bathtub?
This versatile option is so much more than a standard tub and shower combination; not only does it come in a range of stylish designs to match any decor, but it also boasts convenience and flexibility.
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17. Go Coastal With Blue Tiles
A blue-tiled bathroom shower creates an inviting coastal vibe to a bathroom. The blue tiles can be either functional or decorative, so whether the goal is a classic all-blue look or more contrast with bright white flooring, blue tile has you covered.
From deep navy blue to bright sky blue and everything in between, blue decorative tiles will instantly bring a unique coastal charm to a space that is perfect for relaxing after a long day.
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The kitchen is the heart of your home, where family and friends gather to share stories and delicious meals. It needs to be a comfortable and inviting place to be. The right color in your kitchen can fuel your appetite and create the right atmosphere you hope to create. The wrong color can make your kitchen feel uncomfortable and dark. When choosing your paint colors, think beyond the walls. You could paint the cabinets, island, ceiling, or floor.
These kitchen paint ideas will help you figure out which colors are the perfect addition to your kitchen.
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1. Blue
Turn your white walls blue and make your white subway tile pop. Whether it’s a bright pastel or a deep, highly saturated navy, the combination of white and blue is one of the most popular color ideas. If you have a neutral farmhouse kitchen, adding blue can refresh it. Dark blue looks classic when paired with white.
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Paint your lower cabinets dark blue and leave your upper cabinets white. Or paint your kitchen island dark blue and your wall cabinets white. For a unique approach to the color combination, paint your ceiling blue. This works for both light and dark shades of blue.
2. Brown
Don’t paint your kitchen brown. It will look outdated and dirty. A darker shade will not inspire feelings of hunger, life, or comfort. If you have your heart set on a neutral color palette, consider more earthy tones. Instead of chocolate brown, consider rust, terracotta, mustard, clay, or moss.
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These colors aren’t brown but are in the same color family and will give you an updated look to your kitchen. For homeowners who aren’t willing to give up on brown, achieve your desired color in another way other than with paint. Choose a wood in your chosen shade of brown for the cabinets and a brown stone for the countertop.
3. Dark Green
When it comes to kitchens, dark green and white is quite a trend these days. If you’re feeling adventurous, dark green cabinets paired with a white wall make for an incredibly cozy atmosphere that many people find calming.
With dark green cabinets, you can always add a burst of color to your kitchen through some fun decor pieces — like patterned tea towels or vibrant potted plants. And if dark greens are too much for you, opt for lighter shades that still allow the white wall to stand out as the main focus of the room.
When it comes to creating the perfect kitchen color scheme, dark green and white is a winning combination.
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4. Dark/Black
If you have dark cabinets and countertops, then you’d be wise to paint your walls a complementary dark color. If you used a light color for the walls behind the dark cabinets, you would close your kitchen in, making it feel darker and smaller than it really is. If your kitchen units are light-colored, dark walls also work for you. If you aren’t ready to paint your entire kitchen a dark color, there is another option.
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Paint your kitchen island a dark color. This kind of accent in your color palette gives your kitchen a fresh design while also helping to define your kitchen. The dark island keeps the dark color low so it won’t close your kitchen in. By keeping the visual weight low, the upper half of your kitchen feels bigger.
6. Gray
If you’re looking for a contemporary color that feels modern but not too sleek, then consider gray. It’s a perfect kitchen color idea for a kitchen that has broad appeal. A light gray will give you a bright design that works well with Scandinavian, contemporary, and farmhouse designs.
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A dark charcoal gray is perfect for giving your kitchen a more masculine and sophisticated feel. It’s softer than black, so it’s a more approachable color for an intimidating design style. The only drawback of gray is that you need to be careful with your stainless steel appliances. Choose a shade too close to the stainless steel, and your kitchen design will fall flat and look bland.
The kitchen is the heart of the home, and it’s never more apparent than when you choose beige cabinets to be the star of the show. Beige cabinets are an amazing way to bring in a subtle warmth while still creating an atmosphere of relaxation.
The beige color will bring out wood accents and be complemented by almost any wall color, bringing a level of versatility along with timeless charm. Whether you’re adding new beige cabinets or refreshing existing ones with beige paint, your kitchen will be one-of-a-kind and beautiful.
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9. Pink
Pink is a less common kitchen cabinet paint color. There are a few shades that people typically gravitate towards. Pastel, magenta, and mauve are popular. Depending on the interior design style you are aiming for, you will choose a different shade of pink.
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Magenta is vibrant and intense, making it perfect for a glam kitchen. Pastel is soft and gentle, perfect for a farmhouse, country, or even contemporary kitchen. Mauve is muted and darker, making it a good choice for a bohemian, rustic, or retro kitchen.
10. Red
Choosing a red color for your kitchen is a smart decision. There’s a reason many restaurants choose the color for their color scheme. Red inspires energy, passion, and appetite.
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This bold color is perfect for the walls or your kitchen cabinet color. However, it doesn’t work with all interior design styles. It looks best in modern and minimalist styles. It’s a little more challenging to use with a farmhouse or vintage design, but still possible. It won’t look right in a contemporary or Scandinavian kitchen.
Yellow is a bright and cheery kitchen paint color. It’s the color of the sun, which helps it feel energetic and youthful. To keep it from becoming too intense, choose a softer shade. Unless you’re aiming for a kindercore design, primary yellow has a limited number of applications where it looks beautiful and isn’t overwhelming.
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Avoid a muted yellow shade. It will look dull and slightly dirty. A soft pastel shade is perfect for a farmhouse, country, or contemporary kitchen. It softens the look of an all-white kitchen while not detracting from the light reflecting effect.