Eight Popular Bathroom Design Styles-II

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5. Rustic
   
   Rustic bathrooms embrace the natural beauty of the outdoors, pairing rugged materials with warm, cozy textiles to create a welcoming space. Today’s interpretation of the look can lean more (or less) contemporary depending on your personal design sensibility.
   
   Key features of rustic-style bathrooms:

• Wood or wood-look vanity
• Vessel sinks made from stone or copper
• Natural stone counters, floors and wall treatments
• Copper bathtub, Japanese-style soaking tub or classic claw-foot
• Hardware in weathered finishes such as oil-rubbed bronze, antiqued brass or hammered copper
• Warming details such as kilim rugs and filament bulb vanity lights

Color palette: Rustic-style bathrooms echo the hues of natural materials such as stone and warm woods with paint colors and accents in similar shades, for a rich, cozy look.

6. Industrial
   
   Inspired by factories and warehouses, industrial-style bathrooms are simple, utilitarian spaces where raw materials and tough fixtures and finishes take center stage. Favoring practical, hard-wearing surfaces, industrial bathrooms find beauty in the way things work rather than in surface ornamentation.
   
   Key features of industrial-style bathrooms:

• Glass-and-steel shower enclosure
• Raw materials such as concrete, stainless steel, brick and cinderblock
• Trough and basin sinks
• White subway tile
• Hefty sliding doors
• Exposed pipes and gear-like hardware and faucets

Color palette: The raw materials used form the foundation of the color palette in an industrial-style bathroom, with an occasional pop of saturated color.

7. Beach
   
   Beach-style bathrooms are light and airy, with a focus on natural materials, coast-inspired colors and a casual, easygoing mood. Beach bathrooms can lean traditional, contemporary or somewhere in between — the important thing is to keep the mood relaxed and breezy.
   
   Key features of beach-style bathrooms:

• Bold tile
• Spacious shower
• Textured elements such as pebble tile, weathered wood and mother-of-pearl
• Wall paneling
• Statement wallpaper
• Accents in breezy coastal colors

Color palette: Beach bathrooms use colors inspired by the sand, sky and sea to create a sense of place. Crisp white paired with seaside blue is a popular palette, though it’s certainly not the only option. For a more vibrant take, look to leafy greens and bold corals inspired by the tropics.

8. Mediterranean
   
   Mediterranean bathrooms emphasize natural materials like wood, brick and stone for a casually elegant, earthy look inspired by sun and sea. While Mediterranean-style bathrooms can incorporate contemporary touches, the focus is on classics that have stood the test of time.
   
   Key features of Mediterranean-style bathrooms:

• Ornate lighting
• Colorful tile
• Burnished metals such as hammered copper, wrought iron, oil-rubbed bronze and antiqued brass
• Statement mirror
• Whitewashed walls
• Vessel sinks in rounded and organic shapes

Color palette: Rich hues inspired by the warm earth and sparkling sea look striking in a Mediterranean bathroom, especially against a calming backdrop of white and natural wood.