10 Clever Ways To Design An Aesthetic Bathroom

by John Griffith
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As someone who is getting ready to redo their bathroom, I spend quite a lot of time looking for ideas online and in magazines like Better Homes and Gardens and Elle Decor. I am on a mission to create the aesthetic bathroom of my dreams. However, with so many ideas online, it can get a bit overwhelming.  If you too find yourself in the same situation, whether you simply want to freshen up your space or are going for a full-blown renovation, I’m here to help. Today, I’m excited to share some expert tips and tricks to help you create the aesthetic bathroom of your dreams. These ideas will turn your bathroom into a beautiful and useful space.

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How To Create an Aesthetic Bathroom

It is important for every home to have a bathroom that is both beautiful and useful. This space provides a unique chance to combine elegance and functionality, even though you may not think it is. However, there are many ways to make your bathroom look better without making it less useful. Emily Henderson, a famous interior designer, as well as magazines like Architectural Digest, often talk about how important it is to have a well-thought-out bathroom design and how it can make daily tasks much easier. Today, I’ll share with you some ways you can create an aesthetic bathroom that you can enjoy both visually and practically.

Elevate your everyday with elegance and efficiency

Choose a cohesive color scheme

The colors you choose for your bathroom set the mood. Neutral colors like whites and grays can make a space feel calm and spa-like, while bright colors like navy or sage green can make a strong statement. Think about how big the room is. Lighter colors can make small bathrooms feel bigger, while darker colors can make a bigger room feel more intimate.

Color your comfort zone with shades that soothe or pop

Incorporate luxurious textiles

Good textiles make your bathroom feel more comfortable and stylish. Choose fluffy, extra-large towels, bath mats that won’t slip, and a good shower screen. Pair these items together based on color and texture to make the whole thing look better. If you want something luxurious and long-lasting, Egyptian cotton or bamboo fibers are great options.

Wrap up in luxury with textiles that pamper and please

Upgrade your fixtures

Getting rid of old or plain features in your bathroom can make a big difference in how it looks. Pick faucets, showerheads, and handles that are up-to-date and of good quality. Think about finishes that go with the color scheme. For example, matte black has a modern look, brushed nickel has a classic look, and brass has an old-fashioned feel.

Shine on with sleek, chic fixtures

Optimize lighting

The right lighting is important for both practicality and setting the mood. Set up task lighting around the mirror for shaving, general lighting above for when you need extra visibility, and ambient lighting like wall lamps to make the room feel serene. Think about options that can be dimmed to change the mood as needed.

Light up your sanctuary for clarity and calm

Add greenery

Plants can change the way a bathroom looks and feels by bringing color and life. Pick types that can survive in damp and dim conditions, like aloe vera, bamboo, or snake plants. These plants are perfect for the bathroom. In general, plants not only make a room look nicer, but they also clean the air.

Go green with plants that love the steam

Use art and decor

You can also make your bathroom more unique by adding some art and decor. Pick pieces that go with the overall color scheme and theme of the bathroom. Think about buying artwork or framed pictures that are waterproof and can handle if some water gets on them. Decorative things like candles, glass jars, or wooden pieces can also make it look more aesthetic.

Artfully yours with details that dazzle and delight

Enhance storage solutions

Having good storage options is important for keeping your bathroom clean. Floating shelves are a great way to use vertical space, and built-in niches for toiletries in baths are another idea. Organizers for vanities, drawer dividers, and hidden cabinets can help you keep personal things out of sight but still easy to get to.

Store more in style with smart spaces for a sleek scene

Incorporate natural materials

Using wood, stone, or marble can give a room a rich and natural look. For warmth and depth, think about getting a vanity made of wood or countertops made of stone. Most of the time, these materials are strong and will last for a long time. This makes them a good long term investment.

Natural wonders like stone and wood give a wow effect

Focus on the details

The little things can have a big effect on how the bathroom looks in the end. Bring old hardware like towel bars, drawer pulls, and toilet paper clips up to date. To create a unified look, pick types and finishes that go with your fixtures. Small changes, like getting a new soap box or a stylish toothbrush holder, can make a big difference.

Little touches make a big impact—perfect your space

Create a focal point

Setting up a focus point makes something stand out and draws the eye in. This could be a bathtub that stands alone, a large mirror, or a floor pattern that no one else has. This part of the design should stand out while still blending in with the rest of it. It will make the room better in both function and appearance.

Make a statement with a spotlight on style

I hope you found this article helpful and that it has given you all the information you need to design your perfect, aesthetic bathroom. Remember that every design choice should reflect your style and make the area work. This is vital, no matter whether you’re remodeling a small room or a larger en suite. Don’t be afraid to try out different colors, textures, and smart features to make your bathroom look nice and work practically.

Dream big and design bigger

John Griffith

John Griffith is a young, passionate journalist. Writing has been John’s hobby ever since he was a boy. He has worked in some of the UK’s most successful news portals over the course of his professional career but found his forever home at Archzine.