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Modern meets vintage
Jacqueline Marque
With a statement rug, wallpaper, and lighting, Hattie Collins of Hattie Sparks Interiors brings unexpected layers of texture and interest to a bathroom. The vintage wool rug enhances the room in a way that a simple bath mat cannot.
Photo by: Jacqueline Marque
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Geometric tiles
Suzanna Scott. Designed by Regan Baker
These playful geometric shower tiles are continuous from floor to wall, creating the illusion of a larger bathroom. A skylight window reveals views of the surrounding forest, while the thick shower wall is the perfect depth to showcase green spaces—”a tangible way to bring the outdoors inside,” says designer Regan Baker.
Photo by: Suzanna Scott
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Dramatic wallpaper
Marc Mauldin Photography4
Colorful vanity
Jess Issac
Add color to a white bathroom. The green vanity (painted in Benjamin Moore's Dakota Shadow) and Moroccan rug add personality to this spacious master bathroom in designer Heather Lucas's 1920s home.
Photo by: Jess Isaac
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Warm forests
Read McKendree
Layer organic textures, especially warm woods, to create a spa-like retreat. Here, designer Ryann Swan adds off-center wood paneling around the tub to add to the Zen feel.
Photo by: Read McKendree
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A mirror above the window
Kerry Kirk
If you have limited space, hang a unique mirror in front of the window and allow natural light to come in from behind. For a touch of pattern, designer Marian Louise also hangs cafe curtains.
Photo by: Kerry Kirk
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Dipped in color
Studio DIY8
Tile accent wall
Tahvory Bunting @ Denver Image Photography
Eye-catching geometric tiles transform a wall behind the sink into a design moment. We love that interior designer Margarita Bravo adds gold accents with a modern vanity mirror, an ornate sconce, and a wall-mounted faucet.
Photo by: Tahvory Bunting
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Shades inspired by nature
Marc Mauldin Photography
Choose an earthy color palette – think sandy white mixed with sage green, subtle pink and light gray. To pull the space together, Elle Du Monde introduces organic texture with warm wooden furniture and jute rugs.
Photo by: Marc Mauldin Photography
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Spa-like, rimless shower
Treasured bliss
Every time you step into this sunny shower you will be transported to a luxurious spa. White subway tiles on the walls and penny tiles on the floor pair beautifully with a small wooden bench and a hanging plant.
For more information, visit Cherished Bliss »
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Modern makeover
Jenna Sue Design
In this modern Moroccan bathroom remodel, vertical shiplap walls obscure old textured walls and a used dresser is transformed into a vanity. The star of the show? Custom made sea glass floor tiles.
For more information, visit Jenna Sue Design »
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Crooked shelf
Bre useful
Swap your bathroom cabinet for a ladder shelf – a more stylish way to store bathroom essentials like toiletries and extra towels. You can even make one yourself out of plywood.
For more information, see Bre Purposed »
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Geometric wallpaper
Leela Cyd Photography14
Persian carpets
KARYN R MILLET
Add rich color and warmth to your bathroom design with a patterned rug, like designer Raili Clasen does in this textured bathroom. Enjoy vintage reds, beautiful greens or creamy neutrals – or a combination of all three.
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Photo by: Karyn Millet
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Unexpected lighting
MICHAEL CLIFFORD16
Floor to ceiling tiles
Sara Ligorria Tramp; Design: Ginny Macdonald
Pair dramatic floor-to-ceiling tiles with a standout piece of wall art and a stylish pendant light that won't overwhelm the overall design.
Photo by: Sara Ligorria-Tramp
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Pops of personality
Sara Ligorria-Tramp at Tramp Studios
Don't be afraid to add a personal touch to your bathroom. Get inspired by designer Julia Chasman and install playful tiles in the shower and on the floor. Then add finishing touches like framed photos, floral curtains and a chic wicker basket.
Photo by: Sara Ligorria-Tramp
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High contrast
Sarah Ligorria Tramp
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Sample game
Jessica Bordner, design by Ginny Macdonald
Chevron tile wall on one side, floral wallpaper on the other. This trendy bathroom, designed by Ginny Macdonald, is proof that two completely different patterns can complement each other when used correctly.
Photo by: Jessica Bordner
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Artificial flowers
Kara Mercer
Monique Valeris is the home design director at Good Housekeeping, where she oversees the brand's home decor coverage in print and digital. Before joining GH in 2020, she was a digital editor at Elle Decor. In her current role, she explores everything from design trends and home tours to lifestyle product recommendations, including writing her monthly column, “What's in My Cart.”
Alyssa Gautieri (she/her) is the Associate Lifestyle Editor for Good Housekeeping, where she covers all things home and interior design. Before joining GH in 2022, she wrote for publications such as ELLE Decor, Chairish, BobVila.com, Unique Homes Magazine and LODGING Magazine, and also wrote product copy for home brands such as BrylaneHome and VIGO Industries.
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