Art Deco
The term “bold” is an understatement for many of the high-contrast color palettes iconic of the Art Deco area and using them in your finishes can bring on the art revival vibe in your home instantly. Bathroom and kitchen tile in monochromatic black, white combinations or with pops of red, and deep browns were gorgeous in this era. To bring the look to your home choose ceramic or porcelain tile that has a high gloss in contrasting colors. Bathroom furniture with beautiful mirrors and mirrored finishes will complete the look!
Contemporary style
Today, contemporary double bathroom sinks and walk-in showers are popular. Determine what you have space for, what materials are worth using, and then find a way to add much-needed storage for beauty supplies and extra towels.
Classic
Since our bathroom is said to be a private area where we can find comfort and peace, the classical theme is the best choice to have a more relaxing corner for you. Most of the common colors that the designers apply to have a classical look is white, beige or cream. White color provides a neat and clean environment and feeling. Also the lighting scheme is very important in designing a classic bathroom. Some designers allow the natural light to enter the bathroom while some used the vibrant lights coming from the chandeliers and lampshades.
Modern
Modern bathroom designs can set the room to a spa-like ambience with upscale amenities that includes granite countertops, modular storages, stylish lavatories, vanities. Elements of neutral color palette also bring out the modern appearance of the bathroom. It is marked with class and is undoubtedly elegant in terms of design feat.
Scandinavian style
Design ideas for a Scandinavian bathroom is an integrated sink, a freestanding tub, a curbless shower, an one-piece toilet, beige tile, beige walls and mosaic tile, sometimes wood floor.