30 bathroom ideas to inspire your next redesign (2024)

This stunning marble bathtub adds a touch of luxury to this modern cottage in Suffolk. The large window adds an abundance of natural light and helps to create a bright and airy space in what is quite a small bathroom.

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The bathroom may not be the first place you think to place a rug, but any introduction of textiles – and indeed greenery – will soften a space that can otherwise be a bit austere in decoration.

Pictured: House Beautiful Amouage Rug at Carpetright

This dark bathroom really comes to life with decorative floor tiles, brass furniture and lush plants– even the ceiling is painted black.

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A powder room typically only contains a single vanity and a toilet, so you can afford to make a standout feature of your vanity. Playful tiles are a great way to do this.

Pictured: House Beautiful Cube Blush Porcelain Tile at Homebase

Geometric oak and blue glazed tiles from Mandarin Stone create a striking and unusual feature wall in this walk-in shower area. Bathroom goals...

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A simple walk-in enclosure with a low-level tray gives a wet room effect, while the vintage chair is the perfect spot to place your towel pre-shower.

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Who would have thought that this stunning Scandi-inspired bathroom is actually on a century-old narrowboat?

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An avocado green bath is a bit of a dip into our design faux pas of the past, but here, a fresh and modern green covers handsome panelling, making a strong case for a painted rather than tiled bathroom.

Pictured: Cabinetry painted in Chester Square™ No.199 at Mylands

Take some design cues from this Little Greene bathroom and pair antique furniture and a fabulous freestanding bath with soft yet contemporary colours – the cornflower blue and pale blush walls offer a modernising touch.

Pictured: Walls painted in Grey Stone by Little Greene

A simple monochrome scheme smartens up any bathroom. We also love the small ladder which has been used as a towel rail.

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Never be put off by the idea of wallpaper bubbling in a steamy bathroom – it is more resilient than you may think. Just be sure to use water-resistant materials in those areas likely to be splashed. We love this all-over vintage theme that informs colour and hardware choice here.

Pictured: Richmond Green Wallpaper, and panelling painted in Baked Cherry, both at Little Greene

If you are more inclined to decorate with a plain white tile, but don't want anything too stark or clinical, there are certain design features you can look out for – here, the addition of copper offers a warming element.

Pictured: House Beautiful Aurelia Cotton Ceramic Wall Tile at Homebase

Zig-zag patterns and sleek grey walls give this contemporary bathroom a touch of grown-up glamour.

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This fabulous bathroom updates organic marble-effect tiles with geometric Art Deco style wallpaper. Top tip: a large format tile is really key in making marble effect work well.

Pictured: Ruscello Gold Gloss Marble Effect Tiles at Walls and Floors

This bathroom mixes patterns so effectively, placing striped wallpaper together with checkered floor tiles in a contrast that feels playful and bright.

Pictured: Senator Bath without Feet at BC Designs

Greenery is always a good choice for a bathroom, just ensure you use plants that thrive in humid conditions like an XL snake plant, English ivy, or a classic Monstera. We love the use of a soft pink here that offers the perfect complement to lush green.

Pictured: Roma Navarra Vinyl at Carpetright

This converted loft bedroom features an ensuite wet room hidden behind a bookcase door. Very clever!

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Get creative with your bathroom tiles, and think beyond the usual two-tone. These tiles from Original Style are printed with pretty depictions of flourishing hedgerows in soft pink hues.

Pictured: Living Wildflower Rose Tiles at Original Style

With a soft monochrome colour scheme and modern tiling behind the shower, this family bathroom is the perfect way to create a bright space.

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