You can get a little more dramatic here (like this stunning shower set from Signature Hardware) for a modern look in your bathroom that you’ll never get tired of. We love muted gold, brass, or oil-rubbed bronze against an all-white bathroom in the shower, sink, and bathtub.
Don’t forget the fixturesįixtures are one way you can build character into the bathroom without overwhelming it. The goal is to display only what you need and use every day. Not only will the dark play nicely with the neutral background, but shelving is also functional - another trait of the minimalist movement. Bring in nature using woodīringing in natural elements is super popular, and the bathroom is a perfect place to add in dark wood floating shelves or over-the-toilet shelving where everyday items can be stored. You can play with the grout color if you want a little pop (consider black), but either way, it offers the perfect backdrop for a minimalist design. It’s clean and simple, and it can be used inside the shower and as a sink backsplash as well. Subway tile is ideal for a minimalist bathroom. Building patterns and textures doesn’t necessarily mean you need to add color. You can also use shiplap on one focal wall to achieve the same look. It creates just enough contrast without being overwhelming. Play on the neutral palette by introducing a pattern on one wall with wallpaper that’s textured in the same color, like this one from Lulu and Georgia. Just because you choose white or ivory doesn’t mean your bathroom will look dull. Choosing a monochromatic wall and floor allows you to play up one primary color in a bathroom rug or shower curtain. Choose a neutral color palette in ivory, light gray, or white, and incorporate it into the shower tile, flooring, and paint. You can have a minimalist design without being boring or stale. We found eight minimalist bathroom design ideas that are on trend, easy to pull off, and sure to leave you feeling even more refreshed every time you enter.
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