Add Porthole Windows
Photo bySarah Szwajkos
Beautify your bathroom renovation with decorative windows in an unusual shape.
A striking stone slab accent wall in the shower looks like a piece of modern art.
This bathroom fromLisa Gilmore Designfeatures dramatic oversized floral wallpaper by designer Ellie Cash to create drama and excitement.
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Rather than overwhelming, the large-scale pattern makes the room feel more expansive.
Use Boudoir Colors
This modern boudoir bathroom fromAndrea May Interiorsis full of charm and retro style.
Mix Old and New
Add elegance to a modern bathroom with clean lines and mixed materials.
Design byLeanne Ford Interiors/ Photo byErin Kelly
Install Barn Doors
Design byLeanne Ford Interiors/ Photo byAmy Neunsinger
Upgrade your bathroom with vintage doors.
A pair of rustic barn doors frames the entrance to this modern rustic bathroom fromLeanne Ford Interiors.
Glam It Up
Design byKara Mann
Create a dramatic look with all-over marble.
Design byCaroline Andreoni Interior Design/ Photo by Sophie Lloyd
Try Textured Walls
Use textured wall treatments to give your bathroom a lived-in patina.
Update Tradition
Update a traditional space with elements like a floating vanity and a modern mirror.
Hang Bathroom Artwork
Hang framed artwork or photography to give your bathroom an inviting feel.
Lobster and Swan
Choose black-and-white photography for a minimalist feel or colorful artwork for a more eclectic space.
The space is anchored by a clawfoot tub, and outfitted with antique furniture and decor.
A large pendant light anchors the space and provides light after dark.
Photo bySarah Szwajkos
Bring the Outdoors Inside
Design byJK Interior Living
Use wallpaper to give your bathroom an indoor-outdoor feel.
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Mix Cool and Warm Tones
Mix cool and warm tones to add contrast to a small bathroom.
Design byCW Design/ Photo byLara Kimmerer
Use High-Contrast Finishes
Use high-contrast finishes to create a chic and elegant bathroom.
This sleek contemporary bathroom from Paris-basedCaroline Andreoni Interior Designmixes black and white stone with wood and gold accents.
Choose Terrazzo Tile
Beautify a retro or modern bathroom withterrazzo tile.
Design byCathie Hong Interiors/ Photo byMargaret Austin Photo
Use Vintage Pieces
Give your bathroom a timeless feel by incorporating vintage furniture.
Take a Minimalist Approach
Embrace a less-is-more attitude by focusing on essential elements.
Accent With Black
Choose black finishes and accents to create instant sophistication.
Design byAndrea May Interiors/ Photo by Karyn Millet
A deep rectangular wood soaking tub and minimalist rammed concrete and stone finishes provide pleasing juxtapositions and promote relaxation.
The neutral palette allows plenty of freedom to mix and match patterns while creating a cohesive feel.
Customize Your Flooring
Beautify a small bathroom with a showstopping tile floor.
Design byLeanne Ford Interiors/ Photo byReid Rolls
Desiree Burns Interiorskept the rest of the bathroom streamlined to keep the focus on the scene-stealing floors.
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You canupgrade a small bathroomwith paint, wallpaper, and colorful or patterned tile.
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