• 2 |
• Visualizer: Nataliya Yahela

Blur the border between a garden and a bathroom. Standing a bathtub on a floor of pebbles creates a natural flow between inside and outside spaces. Grow an indoor garden of potted plants with long fronds to keep the theme going.

• 3 |
• Visualizer: Anastasia Bushkova

Create a tree mural. Even if you’re not lucky enough to have a bathroom picture window to a private garden, you could place a tree mural behind your bathtub. This unique nature themed feature wall is a tile design that shows small sections of tree.

• 4 |
• Visualizer: Sergio Goroshko

Set the mood with lighting. Forget harsh overhead lighting when it’s time to sink beneath the bubbles. When it comes to relaxation, soft glowing lamps are where it’s at. H๏τ bath, book in hand, coffee. Bliss.

• 5 |
• Visualizer: Black Razor

Time for task lighting. When there’s no time for relaxing in the tub you will be thankful for some focussed task lighting, particularly around the vanity. This particular swing arm wall lamp has an interesting placement though – perhaps there’s some bathroom reading going on in a spot other than the tub…

• 6 |
• Visualizer: Artem Shelipov

Get creative with plants. The owner of this bathroom must really love plants. Things may get a bit tickly in that crowded shower enclosure.

• 7 |
• Visualizer: ONI Render

Vanity countertops should be both practical and beautiful. When filling your vanity top with soap dispensers and the like, consider adding in a decorative vase for an elegant finishing touch.

• 8 |
• Visualizer: Mia Design Studio

A bonsai tree grows directly out of this vanity countertop.

• 9 |
• Visualizer: LUSUS Studio

Suspend lighting over the tub. Nothing else has quite the same decadence in a bathroom like a piece of statement lighting suspended over a freestanding bathtub; be it a sparkling chandelier or shining globe pendant lights.

• 10 |
• Visualizer: La Alegría Dhifaoui Samiha

Zone with different flooring materials. The border to this wet zone is accentuated by a geometric section of wood flooring, which continues upward as bathroom TV wall decor.

• 12 |
• Visualizer: Viktoria Faynblat

Create a courtyard. If your garden is overlooked you may be feeling a little shy about installing a clear bathroom window to take in the view! Consider building a privacy wall outside the window and craft a mini garden within its confines.

• 13 |
• Designer: Patricia Urquiola

Make it his and hers. We’ve all seen twin vanity units but how about twin bathtubs? Patricia Urquiola created this for the Hangrohe Axor brand as a departure from traditional norms. Her charming collection is characterized by flowing transitions and curves. An abundance of indoor plants add in natural pattern and texture.

• 14 |
• Designer: Jean-Marie Mᴀssaud

Introduce softness to your bathroom scheme. Jean-Marie Mᴀssaud, another star designer for Hansgrohe Axor, added in smooth pebble poufs to break away from a bathroom’s typically hard surfaces.

• 15 |
• Visualizer: Evgeny Garchu

Layer a bathtub in front of a shower unit. When tackling the challenge of rearranging a bathroom, the layout can be restricted by window placements and deciding whether the longest wall should be awarded to the bath or a spacious shower unit. Why not have it all by layering a tub in front of a shower screen? This modern chandelier helps visually anchor the tub in its central spot.

• 16 |
• Visualizer: Heder Perdigão

Change bathroom colours to suit your mood. Colour changing LEDs enable you to swap out your bathroom colour scheme at the touch of a ʙuттon; they can even cycle through the entire rainbow all by themselves whilst you relax in the tub.

• 18 |
• Visualizer: TOTL Studio

Cosy up with a bathroom fireplace. A roaring open fire and a bubble bath? Oh yes, please.

• 19 |
• Visualizer: TOL’KO interiors

Don’t be afraid of colourful bathroom furniture. Bathroom furniture has become colour shy in recent years, but it’s not against the law to make a departure from all that is neutral. Try changing out white cupboard doors for something with more personality; you could choose floor tiles to carry the new colour underfoot too. Do balance out your gorgeous new accents with some softer pieces too though, like this grey unit and vanity stool.

• 20 |
• Visualizer: SFN Architecture

Colour with copper. Copper accessories can be sourced for every single room of the house now, and look equally spectacular in the bathroom. Bring in this trendy metallic via a mirror frame, candle holders, lighting, faucets and planters.

• 21 |
• Designer: A.T.O Studio

Make it a double. A twin vanity unit can be accessorised with a single large mirror, though doubling up mirrors and modern wall sconces certainly draws more attention to the luxury of having two individual wash zones.

• 23 |
• Visualizer: Joanna Kubieniec & Głogowscy Architektura

Sharpen up. Create a high end minimalist bathroom by selecting crisp linear pieces.

• 24 |
• Visualizer: ArsVisual Group

Warm up with wooden accents. If an all white bathroom scheme feels a little cold, just a few wooden accent pieces can go a long way in visually warming the room.

• 26 |
• Visualizer: Ahmed Morsy

Candles are a go to accessory for any bathroom scheme, be it minimalistic or seductive.

• 27 |
• Visualizer: Studioart

Make a plain basin look special with a unique faucet. Ok, so this bathroom sink is anything but boring. However, the waterfall faucet certainly does add to its splendour.

• 29 |
• Visualizer: Nour Ammar

Light up your love of concrete. Concrete bathrooms are a cool trend, but do add in some warming lighting to keep the look inviting.

• 30 |
• Visualizer: M3 Architects

Forget walls and doors, have a floating bathroom. A sprawling master suite doesn’t have to be divided into a bedroom, a dressing room and a bathroom. This design implements only partially dividing walls to house essential plumbing. The shower surround is almost completely invisible.

• 31 |
• Designer: Philippe Starck

Design a bathroom as you would a living space. Philippe Starck, another star designer for the Hansgrohe Axor brand, sparked a bathroom revolution that saw this room of mere hygienic functionality turned into a new personal retreat. The bathroom became an extension of living space in the home – a crumbling boundary that continues to be pushed.

• 32 |
• Visualizer: Anastasiia Sholopova

Marble finishes look marvellous. Marble decor has spanned the ages, and marble wall tiles, flooring, bathtubs and vanities will always have a place in bathroom design. Light up the look of this elegantly veined material with beautiful IC Lights S Pendant like the IC Lights S Pendant. A cheaper replica of this is available here.

• 33 |
• Designer: ArchObraz
• PH๏τographer: Andrey Avdeenko

Tiny contrasts can cut through a bland scheme. This plain grey and white minimalist bathroom receives a lift from a couple of strawberry red towels, which pay bright contrast to the green of a flourishing Snake plant.

• 34 |
• Source: PARKROYAL on Pickering, Singapore

Love nature – not just in decor. Notice how the unique trash cans actually represent recyclable and non recyclable, ᴀssisting with responsible waste disposal to keep our planet healthy.

• 36 |
• Visualizer: Denis Fomin

Add a table next to a freestanding bath. You don’t want to be hanging over the side of the tub to reach for your bathtime potions. Choose an elegant table to house a pretty display of soap and lotion dispensers.

• 37 |
• Visualizer: Shahid Jamal

Mosaics aren’t just bathroom border tiles. Use a mosaic tile in its intended form, as eye-catching artwork.

• 38 |
• Designer: Ahmed Mady

Evoke grandeur with ornate accessories. Luxury H๏τel bathrooms are often filled with ornate vanity mirrors and sculpture that can be translated into our very own luxury home bathroom.

• 39 |
• Visualizer: Ahmed Mady

Highlight furniture fretwork. If your furniture or mirror frames are blessed with intricate fretwork, new backlighting could be all that’s needed to make your bathroom a standout space.

• 40 |
• Visualizer: Alina Pipoyan

Is it the vertical garden or the spectacular pendant light that’s the focal point of this decor? Well, nobody said you were only allowed one hero piece.

• 41 |
• Visualizer: Dima Karma

The hero of this room is most certainly the imposing garden statue art mural, softly lit by small bathroom pendant lights at one side and a floor lamp at the other.

• 42 |
• Visualizer: Double Aye

Bathroom window shutters suit traditional and modern decor alike. This eclectic minimalist bathroom, influenced by Wabi-Sabi, uses shutters to add a spike of classic French-Italian flavour.

• 43 |
• Visualizer: Double Aye

Curate a rustic bathroom scheme by selecting highly textured, natural elements. Team the rustic pieces with some modern furniture to keep the look current, like these sleek sinks from By Coccoon.

• 44 |
• Visualizer: Playtime

Play up to lofty proportions. This vaulted ceiling looks even taller thanks to a low sunken bathtub and an elongated pendant light.

• 45 |
• Visualizer: Maxim Goryachev

Marble can be colourful too. Check out this molten yellow wet wall.

• 46 |
• Visualizer: Covet House

Set the stage. A show stopping Koi bathtub is set on a raised platform, which gives the piece the prominence it deserves. It also houses all of the not so glamorous pipework too.

• 48 |
• Visualizer: Home d

A unique vanity can transform a small bathroom.

• 49 |
• Designer: Haji Guliyev & Ulker Mirzaliyeva
• Visualizer: Vusal Abbasov

Decorative floor edging draws attention to a beautiful layout.

• 50 |
• Visualizer: Mohanad Al Homsi

Splash the cash on the bath. The price for this hammock bathtub is available only on request, but a little birdie tells us that you’d have to part with a stack of dollars in the low 5 figures…