25 Hottest Bathroom Trends to Try This Year

You guys know how much I love tracking where design is heading, and right now, all eyes are on the bathroom! It’s amazing to see this space transform from purely functional to a personal sanctuary.

If you’re thinking about a little update, I’ve got some absolutely incredible ideas that are trending in a big way.

Go for Double Vanities

I think double vanities are such a simple way to bring more functionality to a bathroom and give it a more luxurious feel. You can even tuck a vanity with two sinks into a corner in a smaller bathroom, and it doesn’t look out of place at all.

I love that you get double the storage space, and a floating one? It just feels so fresh and vibrant. A total win-win!

This is such a hot trend and works across so many styles. [From: JK Architecture Engineering]

I love the clean look of this floating double vanity. [From: Ligneous Kitchens]

This beautiful white vanity just melts into the wall. [From: Mia Rao Design]

How clever is this tiny floating vanity for a smaller space? [From: Ying Li Architect]

The lighting in here gives this small wood and white bathroom such a radiant look.

Try Warmer Tones

Okay, I know everyone loves the classic white and wood look, and so do I! But I’ve been seeing some amazing bathrooms that swap out the bright white for something a little warmer.

Think about walls in a soft mellow yellow, a cozy beige, or even a creamy tone. It makes the whole room feel so rich. You can still bring in pops of white here and there, and the space just feels so much more calming and special.

This mellow yellow color is just perfect for a cozier bathroom. [From: Aneka Interiors]

Using a warmer color instead of white gives this bathroom such a cozy spa vibe. [From: Finn-Martens Design]

You can never go wrong with wood for bringing warmth and rustic charm into a white bathroom.

I love the combination of green textured walls for a warm vibe.

Orange can also give a large bathroom a comfy, modern feel. [From: GreenRose Fine Homes & Design]

Get that Spa Vibe

That spa-inspired bathroom look has been popular for a while, and for good reason! This year, I’m seeing it take a turn for the cozier, which I’m so excited about. The idea is to dial back the super polished surfaces but keep that mostly white feel.

I love adding in woodsy touches, maybe some beautiful tile, and definitely a few indoor plants. It creates this perfect balance between relaxed elegance and urban sophistication.

Isn’t this stunning? The greenery, skylights, and wood make for such a relaxing vibe.

I love how this simple white bathroom mixes a vintage style with a spa feel.

This is a great example of that understated spa look that mixes modern and craftsman styles.

Wood, black stone, and white come together so beautifully here.

This bathroom perfectly combines a modern spa style with farmhouse finishes.

Add Some Wall Art

One look that is popping up in even the tiniest bathrooms is some really fun wall art. I feel like you can get so much more vibrant and eclectic with art in the bathroom than anywhere else in the house.

It’s so easy to find affordable pieces online these days, and you can give your bathroom an instant refresh without spending a ton. I love that it’s an approach that doesn’t force you to change your whole color scheme or theme. So simple!

How fun is this!? The Daffy Duck artwork is so surprising and charming. [From: Reliance Design Build]

Just a touch of pink from this art piece is perfect for a neutral bathroom. [From: Jodi G. Designs]

Such a sophisticated bathroom with smart art that reflects its style. [From: Black Knight Group]

Choosing the right wall art is key for a contemporary spa bathroom. [From: Janet Brooks Design]

This artwork brings just the right hint of blue into this lovely bathroom.

Embrace Green

So, blue is always a classic, but right now, I’m seeing green everywhere in the bathroom! If your space is lucky enough to have a view of the outdoors or you’ve filled it with indoor plants, you’ve already got that touch of green going.

But even if you don’t, green walls work with so many different styles, from farmhouse and rustic to super contemporary. My advice is to start with a small touch before you decide to go all-in on green this winter.