Luxury Bathroom Design Ideas (Part 2)

This gallery focuses on bathroom design ideas to help you create your ultimate sanctuary. The perfect bathroom should provide a relaxing ambiance so you can escape from your day to day life. Whether you love soaking in a large bathtub, or enjoying the luxurious feeling of a rainfall shower these deigns offer something for you. This is part 2 of a 3 part picture gallery. (Click here for Bathroom Design Ideas Part 1  and here for Bathroom Designs Part 3)

This modern bathroom combines dark colors with bright & refreshing colors. The contrast of the charcoal ceramic tiles with the sky blue paint and light beige wood ceramic floor tiles is surprisingly refreshing and interesting, creating an effect that the bathroom is completely divided into two different areas. The “light” area being the entry and the vanity area with white wall tiles and beech wood vanity counter, and the dark area being the bathtub and shower area.

This classic bathroom is all about the golden and cream hues. From the floors, to the walls, to the bathtub and even up to the sink, you will notice how this bathroom favors various shades of yellow. The floor are polished natural stone tiles in a mosaic shape, giving it much personality on its own. The polished natural stone cladding for the bathtub and the vanities’ counter top can be seen using a similar shade of golden and cream, and the mosaic tiles uses cream tones as well.

A simple bathroom with Asian inspiration. You can see Asian accessories used as art, decor, and even practical items such as the shampoo holders, etc. To emphasize the Asian look, Jade-colored ceramic tiles were used for the bathtub area and it also uses gold fixtures to really achieve the look. The rest of the bathroom is kept in a low-key beige color for balance.

This is a very gorgeous modern bathroom. The shower are is placed beside a sliding door going to the covered patio area which has a view of the sea. The shower area uses simple gray stone tiles for its walls, and going outside, you will see the square bathtub right in the middle of the patio area, only surrounded by the vertical wood railings.

An ultra modern bathroom doesn’t have to be all glossy materials and hard edges – textures and patterns are also welcome to give the space more personality and dimension, like in this example. You will see the unique texture of the black floor tiles and the concrete walls, as well as the  faux stone wallpaper placed near the shower area. For the raised shower area which is only partially divided from the rest of the bathroom through a panel of orange tinted-glass, it uses very wide ceramic tiles in a light yellow color, and uses it for the wall of the shower area, too.

This bathroom focuses on the use of simple but elegant materials to achieve a well put-together design. In this case, you will notice that beige travertine tiles were used on both the floors and the walls – a material which is considerable expensive. To add a little bit of variety to the space, wengue-stained shelves were used for storing towels and as a small ledge for the vanity area.

The beauty of this bathroom is not only in its elegant materials, but also because of its fearless use of bold colors and unique floor plans. While the main floors and walls uses basic marble tiles in a beige-gray color, you will notice the bold red circular tub placed in the middle, in which the wall forms a semi-circular depression to accommodate the tub. This semi-circular wall is then clad with mosaic tiles forming an elegant pattern made up of yellows, lilacs, purples and dark grays.

Mirrors help give an illusion of a bigger space, and in this example, that effect is demonstrated. Although mirrors used are not floor-to ceiling height, the continuous horizontal strip of mirror on all the walls of the bathroom still serves its purpose of extending the space. This is also helps bring in additional brightness into the bathroom considering that dark gray ceramic tiles were used on the floors and walls, except for the wall in which the white vanity is against which uses white 3D tiles.

This bathroom design is so simple and straight-forward. It uses polished sandstone tiles all throughout the floors and the walls of the bathroom, emphasizing the simple elegance of the material. The shower area is not fully-enclosed, but only has a floor to ceiling frame-less tempered glass between the shower area and the vanity.

This is another small bathroom with a rather small floor area. It uses a minimalist black & white color scheme, which helps on keeping the bathroom low-key but still elegant. On the floors and half of the walls, wide black ceramic tiles with horizontal grain patterns were used, while the rest of the walls uses a same-sized tile but in white and has a less-noticeable grain. The white fixtures and cabinets contrasts well with the black tiles on the floors and walls, bringing out and emphasizing its locations.

This bathroom is rather experimental with its combinations of materials, colors and even floor plan/layout.  On the right side is the shower area with a curved glass panel separating it from the rest of the bathroom. Its walls are clad in light gray tiles and has black accent tiles with silver patterns. The floors are from oak-stained wood decking material, and the rest of the bathroom floors uses dark gray 60×60 ceramic tiles. The wall in which the wooden vanity and the wall-hung water closet were placed is clad in natural limestone tiles, adding a rougher texture to the space and is even combined with Oak-stained wood panels with integrated lighting.

The smart use of space helped maximize this small bathroom space and made it look rather spacious. While the floors and walls are very simple – clad in beige granite tiles and uses purple-black mosaic tiles on the wall niche, the use of wengue-laminated wooden items helped add more personality in the space, giving it a more Asian appeal.

At first look, this bathroom can pass as an all-white bathroom, but you will notice that the walls & floors are actually clad in light warm gray ceramic tiles, giving enough contrast of colors between the white fixtures and cabinets. This also helps balance the coolness of its white tones and brings in a warmer tone into the space, making it look more welcoming.

Simple and elegant, this bathroom embodies the modern simplicity and classic elegance of French design. As such, a combination of whites and creams seemed the most appropriate combination of colors to achieve such a look. Half of the walls were clad with cream-colored mosaic tiles, while the upper half of the walls were simply painted in white. The paneled cabinet of the vanity uses an off-white paint color to give it a sort of aged look, and the mirror used was framed in white-painted carved frame.

This bathroom design welcomes a variety of patterns and materials, creating a very unique and interesting bathroom design. Floors use wood-liked tiles forming a diagonally-oriented herringbone pattern. On the walls, you will notice the pearly bluish gray tiles which forms a scale-like pattern. The wall on which the free-standing bath tub was set against however, uses a floor-to ceiling mirror in which you can see the solid wood vanity which uses mirror medicine cabinets.

This is another example of an all-white bathroom. The floors and walls are clad in carrara marble, and the rest of the walls which are not that exposed to much moisture are simply painted in semi-gloss white paint. What makes this bathroom a bit different is the use of blue lights concealed behind the mirrors, giving the whole bathroom a blue tinge instead of pure white.

Violet is a color often associated with royalty, and for a dark-colored modern bathroom such as this one, it helps add a touch of elegance to the space. All walls were clad with wood-textured tiles in a dark gray color, while the floors use a warmer and lighter gray variant for the floors. To add that touch of violet, the vanity was laminated in high gloss violet, in addition to matching rugs and towels in the room.

Since wood is a sensitive material, especially when exposed to moisture, ceramic tiles which mimics the look of wood are a great alternative if you want to have warm wood tones in your bathroom design. This modern bathroom retains its semi-gloss white walls, while the floors and half of the walls are clad with vertically oriented ceramic tiles with wood-like design.

The main selling point of this bathroom would be its large picture windows on two perpendicular walls. Being placed near the corner of these windows, it gives you a view of both the patio area with wood decking and a small soak pool and the other side which seems like a patio as well but has stone walls covering it for privacy. The flooring used on that patio is the same one used inside the bathroom itself, making it seem like it is part of the outdoors.

Quartz stone offers the same elegance as granite, but looks simpler, which makes it a perfect material for modern bathrooms. In this built-in tub example, you will see the extensive use of a light beige colored quartz stone on both walls, surrounding the tub, its face, and probably even the floors.

This is a very simple bathroom, a little bit narrow, but is compensated but the amount of light that enters the large picture window by the free-standing bathtub. Walls uses textured wallpaper in a creamy yellow color while the floors are dirty white and the vanity is a simple laminated white. The creamy yellow walls seem to match well with the dried grass which could be seen from the window.

Black combined with red-toned wood is really perfect and exudes a masculine appeal which also gives a very Asian look. As such the color combination of this bathroom is mainly black (found on the vanity counter, sides of the bathtub, towel rack and window frames) and mahogany which is the color of the wood veneer used on the walls.

With two large windows, this bathroom is surely light and bright-looking, more so because of its choice of colors. Floors, walls, and even the sides and surrounding surface of the bathtub are clad with the same light beige natural stone tiles in a satin finish. There aren’t many colors in the bathroom other than the Maple wood counter/shelves of the vanity, and despite the overall simplicity, it creates a very pleasing and easy-to-achieve look.

Bright bathrooms look refreshing and instantly look good despite simple styling and materials. In this example, you will see how there is a very large picture window right beside the bathtub, overlooking the pool area. Not only does it make the bathroom look bright and refreshing, but it also gives an illusion that the tubs extend towards the pool.

This bathroom emphasizes one material and that is the very unique granite used on the floors, the walls, and even the vanity counter. Since this granite is black with white veins and details, this bathroom has a little dark and masculine look, and it is complemented by the black mirror-finish cabinets used for the vanity. Thankfully, the space is well-lit, so despite the dark-colored material, the space is bright enough.

This bathroom could be described as bright and inviting. The small bathroom space is well-lit, with lots of natural sunlight, which already makes it look bright. It also uses very light-colored floor tiles with gentle beige/gray streaks to give it a little texture and add dimension to the space. There are two large frame-less mirrors on the vanity, and between them is a white-sliver metallic wallpaper which gives the white walls a little twist. The darkest element of this bathroom would be the laminated vanity drawers.

All-white bathrooms can also benefit from adequate natural lighting. Flat white colors tend to be a bit bland or have a bluish undertone which can make your bathroom look cold and uninviting, but natural light helps bring natural warmth into the space. This bathroom is mostly modern, with very simple panel details on the vanity and the mirror area. The only non-pure white materials would be the off-white quartz stone countertop and splash board, and the wengue wood floors.

This experiments on blending warm colors with cool colored materials, and as such, combines black galaxy granite and cream beige walls. You will see that this particular black galaxy stone used on the floors, countertop and around the bathtub has small flecks of blue, giving it a cooler tone than the usual neutral tone it gives, and this contrasts nicely with the beige color used on the walls.

This bathroom is quite small, and so as to not make it look any smaller, one material is used throughout the bathroom instead of a variety. The same black ceramic tiles with textured surface design were used on both floors and walls.  However, using too much of the same tend to make bathrooms look bland, so in order to mix it up without using a different material, a mosaic tile version of the material was used as accents and borders on the walls.

What’s unique about this bathroom is the combination of marble with dark gray walls/surfaces. Usually, classic materials like marble is paired with white, beige or creamy yellow walls, but in this case, it boldly combines it with a more contemporary choice of color, which is a neutral shade of dark gray.

This is an average-sized bathroom with a simple but pleasing choice of colors and materials. It sticks to the basics for its walls and floors – off-white ceramic tiles for the floors and walls with a little texture, and a nice linen wallpaper in a very light off-white color on the walls not exposed to too much moisture. The bathroom vanity counter is laminated in maple giving it a nice warm yellow tone, and you will also notice how the low placement of the recessed bathtub help heighten the whole space.

This is another bathroom that uses a nice neutral palette, focusing on beiges and browns. You can see the marbled texture of the beige floors used which looks good against the lighter cream tiles used on the walls. The cladding of the recessed bathtub is tiles with a faux oak finish, adding a darker element in the space, as well as adding to the variety of natural textures.

This modern bathroom is very simple and plain, with mostly white surfaces. But what helps improve the look of the small bathroom is its use of solid Walnut for the vanity (including the countertop) and the fascia of the bathtub. The natural color of the wood not only adds a warm color into the space it also gives it more texture.

This modern bathroom tastefully combines a variety of colors and materials to achieve this look. Starting from the basics, you will notice the use of charcoal-colored ceramic tiles on the floors and most of the walls. This sets a dark but, neutral and contemporary background to the design. The beige mosaic tiles used in the shower area serve as the lightest surface material in the bathroom and neutralize the charcoal-colored tiles, while the wood laminated used adds a touch of natural appeal and texture to the space.

The choice of fixtures, colors and materials in this small bathroom intend to give an elegant appeal to this design. Several colors of ceramic tiles were used in this design, the lightest of which is on the walls which serves as the “accent wall” close to the tub, following it are the tiles with floral designs behind the vanity, then the beige floor tiles, and finally, the neutral brown walls tiles and border tiles. The combination of browns works well together and gives the space an “antique” look, especially combined with the style of vanity, mirror and bathtub used.

For more like this see our Bathroom Design Ideas Part 3.