This lookbook showcases bathrooms with unexpected textural, material, and color combinations, creating dramatic schemes in spaces typically known for sterility.
Bathrooms are often overlooked in home design due to their functional nature, but these examples prove they can be just as design-forward as any other room.
Floating Farmhouse, USA, by Tom Givone
Glossy brown floorboards contrast with a clean stainless steel shell wrapping around an antique bathtub salvaged from a New York City tenement building.
OL6, Belgium, by Jan Lefevere
Bubblegum-blue flooring from the original 1960s dental practice facade contrasts with a bath featuring dimensional stained plywood side panels.
Curciu Guesthouse, Romania, by Modul 28
Pale timber with natural grain contrasts with corrugated yellow metal panels lining the shower interior in this church rectory conversion.
House of Three Patios, Spain, by Twobo Arquitectura
Roughly-finished concrete walls juxtapose against a sleek stainless steel sink, completed by three different tile types for an intentionally mismatched aesthetic.
Vipp Townhouse, France, by Julie Cloos Mølsgaard
Conventional wooden floorboards pair with distinctive red marble fittings, including a ring-shaped shower base with striated rose-and-grey coloring.
Tembo Tembo Lodge, South Africa, by Studio Asaï
Dark green walls, wooden panels, and a stone sink create an earthy conjunction, with natural stripes appearing in both the marble basin and wood grain.
Primrose Hill Townhouse, UK, by Studio Hagen Hall
Cork tiles cover the floor and bathtub sides, contrasting with a baby pink curtain and block peach-colored cabinets in this 1970s Californian modernism-inspired space.
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