Bathroom ideas to try on your own bathroom

How to choose a bathroom look

Bathrooms are small, so one surface usually leads and the rest stays quiet. Decide which it is: tile, as in Forest Green Tile, Terrazzo, Retro Pink Scalloped and Sage Checkerboard; plaster or stone, as in Venetian Plaster, Sandstone Spa Wet Room and Mediterranean; or wood, as in the Solid Oak Vanity and Cedar Sauna ideas.

Then think about light. A bathroom without a window suits pale looks or a glossy tile that bounces light around. Small details finish the look: the color of the taps, the shape of the mirror and the light beside it.

What these bathroom ideas cover

Spa: Steam Shower Bathroom, Sandstone Spa Wet Room and Bathroom with a Cedar Sauna. Period: Victorian Period Bathroom, Art Nouveau Bathroom and Red Marble Neo Deco Bathroom. Soft color: Retro Pink Scalloped Bathroom, Sage Checkerboard Bathroom and Venetian Plaster Bathroom. Modern: Contemporary Bathroom with a Floating Vanity, Terrazzo Bathroom and Bathroom with a Solid Oak Vanity. Green: Plant-Filled Bathroom and Forest Green Tile Bathroom. Practical: Accessible Bathroom with a Shower Seat and Wallpapered Half Bath. Open any idea to see its color palette, the materials it uses and a few tips for getting the look, so you can borrow one part of it instead of the whole room.

Small bathrooms and budget refreshes

Budget Bathroom Refresh changes no tile at all: the vanity is painted, the mirror and lights are swapped, and a new shower curtain and towels do the rest. Small Bathroom with a Walk-in Shower replaces the tub with a frameless shower, large tiles and a wall-hung vanity. Tiny Tenement Bathroom fits a short bath, a corner basin and painted panelling into an old flat, and Wallpapered Half Bath uses one bold paper in a tiny room.

These four are the place to start if your bathroom is small or the budget is. A wall-hung vanity and a frameless glass screen let you see more of the floor, which makes a small bathroom feel larger.

Try an idea on your own bathroom

Press "Design this" on any idea. The tool opens with the idea's room type and style already set, and the idea's image as the style reference. Upload a photo of your own bathroom, taken in daylight from a corner or the doorway, and generate. The look comes from the idea; the walls, windows and layout come from your photo, so check the result and generate again if something has moved. To keep your tiles and change only the vanity or the lights, use AI Bathroom Design instead and add the idea's image as the style reference. You can also add a few words of your own, like "keep my grey sofa" or "lighter floor", to steer the result.

Lite is quicker and uses fewer credits; Max shows more detail and stays closer to your photo. New accounts get free credits to start, no card required.

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