1Fixed Shower Doors
Lauren Taylor/ Design: LH. Designs 2Irregular Wall Mirrors
Haylei Smith Make like Lance Thomas of Thomas Guy Interiors and go for multiple mirrors in the bathroom for an open, contemporary feel. The ribbed detailing on the vanity adds a mod style and textural flair to the space.
3Sky-High Marble
sara essex bradley Take a cue from designer Robin Wilson and design a monochromatic bathroom by bringing your floor covering up to the walls. This marble design looks elegant, especially when paired with gold fixtures.
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4Ceiling Mounted Mirrors
Virtually Here Studios Don't let oversized windows in the bathroom cramp your style. Take note from A1000XBetter and position your vanity to enjoy the views of your yard, then install mirrors that hang from the ceiling so that you won't sacrifice function.
5Glamourous Gold
Leela Cyd Photography This neutral bathroom is far from boring. Interior designer Jessica Risko Smith makes this space feel both peaceful and glam with plenty of gold accents, ranging from the side table beside the tub to the wall sconces hanging above the vanity.
6Statement Lighting
Read McKendree Bye-bye, boob lights. Say hello to fixtures that are a bit more stylish instead, like this wavy number that hangs above the bathtub. Little details of this nature will go a long way in making your bathroom appear more sophisticated.
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10Chevron Tile
Wendy Concannon Getting ready each morning is a real treat when you're greeted with a shower as lovely as this one. Designed by Melinda Kelson O'Connor Architecture & Interiors, this bathroom features stunning deep blue chevron tiles that are bound to put a little pep in your step.
11Glass Chandelier
Paige Rumore What could be more relaxing than unwinding from the day in a clawfoot tub while basking in the glow of a luxe chandelier? Nothing, if you ask us! Bring boutique hotel vibes to your own home with a setup like this one.
12Gorgeous Brass Hardware
Sarah Winchester Studios Designed by Nicole Hirsch Interiors, this bathroom features well-placed brass fixtures and hardware that give the setup a crisp and contemporary feel.
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13Unique Marble Vanity
Steven Dewall We often see wooden vanities with marble tops in the bathroom, but feel free to go all in with stone if you wish. Designer Sarah Barnard did just that in this small space, finishing off the look with a floral-inspired light fixture that is also an attention grabber.
14Geometric Wallpaper
Sara Essex Bradley 15Whimsical Floor Tiles
Amy Bartlan Who says the bathroom has to be super serious? If you crave a dose of playfulness in your space, consider installing a floral tile pattern like this one, which is full of cheer and a dose of whimsy.
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16Wood Slat Cabinetry
Andriy Bezuglov With a design that feels calm yet luxurious, this bright interior features fresh white walls, modern fixtures and large floor tiles. For a bit of contrast, there's a wood slat vanity that brings in a natural, earthy element.
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17Matte Black Details
ALLISON CORONA 18Marble Shower Walls
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19Moody Modern
Lindsay Brown 20Floating Vanity
Andrea Calo; Design by Avery Cox Design Instead of extending all the way to the floor, this wood vanity is mounted to float on the wall — which gives this bathroom a chic feel and creates the illusion of more space.
Alyssa Gautieri (she/her) is the associate lifestyle editor for Good Housekeeping, where she covers all things home and interior design. Prior to joining GH in 2022, she wrote for publications including ELLE Decor, Chairish, BobVila.com, Unique Homes Magazine and LODGING Magazine, in addition to crafting product copy for home brands like BrylaneHome and VIGO Industries.
Sarah Lyon is a New York City-based freelancer who produces interior design, travel and lifestyle content. Her work is featured in outlets including Apartment Therapy, Architectural Digest, MyDomaine, The Washington Post and The New York Times. Plus, her personal spaces have appeared on Apartment Therapy, The Everygirl, Houzz and more.
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