When it comes to bathroom design, the ideas and inspiration are endless!
Bathroom Design: Old Seagrove Homes
Beautiful Bathroom Design Ideas for the Home
Whether you’re updating your powder room or master bath, begin by getting inspired. Explore a few of our favorite bathroom designs, and let us inspire you to dream up a some ideas of your own. These beautiful bathrooms designed by some of our favorite interior designers offer enough inspiration to jumpstart your bathroom refresh or total renovation.
Master Bathroom Design Must-Haves:
A master bath should be designed to be a showstopper. These spaces are meant to be secluded retreats from the rest of the home. And while details such as a cascading backsplash of marble or beautiful soaking tub are beautiful, secondary design elements – mirrors, lighting – add a beautiful finishing touch.
Statement Lighting: Beautiful lighting sets the mood in a master bathroom, so you want to be sure it can illuminate the darkest spaces or add a subtle, calming sparkle. Choose a chandelier or pendant light fixture to create that perfect statement as walk into your master bathroom retreat.
Get the Look: Use a chandelier as the centerpiece of your master bath. The Clay Chandelier offers the perfect amount of elegance and romance in this master bath retreat designed by Jamie Rose Interiors.
Mirrors for Two: Like most master bathrooms, a double vanity calls for two mirrors. These can be something super simple and basic, or something extravagant and unique. Whether you are designing a more modern space or elegant and traditional bathroom, there is a mirror for every bathroom style. These beautiful reflections come in all shapes, sizes, and interesting materials, like lucite and shagreen, that will cater to your master bath style.
Get the Look: Tamara Day, TV host and designer for DIY’s Bargain Mansions, designed this gorgeous master bathroom. She used the Diana mirrors as a nice contrast against the black tile backsplash, adding a contemporary edge to the space. Not to mention, the lucite rods outlining the mirror, beautifully refract the color of the wall behind it.
Powder Bath Design Must-Haves:
We love how Marie Flanigan Interiors incorporated the Yardley mirror into this powder bathroom design.
Not quite as challenging as a master bathroom renovation, a powder room quick refresh can be a fun, easy decorating project for all of you design-savvy Gabby lovers. A powder bath has the potential to be one of the most impactful rooms in the home. So, this is your opportunity to create a fun, high design space in your home! Key pieces such as side lighting and statement mirrors can make an impact.
Sconces: Light directly above or to the sides of your mirror is so important! If you have enough space, placing sconces on either side of your mirror is the best way to achieve more even, flattering light.
Get the Look: This clean and crisp powder bath space was designed by Kristen and Company. We love how she mixed our Lola sconces against this fun wallpaper design. The Russell Mirror also adds to the soft, fresh look of this space.
Statement Mirrors: The finishing touch to any powder bathroom is the perfect mirror. Depending on the size of the wall, this is your chance to have a little fun and use a unique shape mirror like the Archer mirror, Adriana mirror, or Villa mirror. The eye-catching statement piece will also double as art—a great solution if you don’t have the wall space to hang actual artwork.
Get the look: A round mirror also is a classic choice for a powder bath and can soften the sharp angles in more contemporary spaces. Opt for a modern hanging style, like the Lovell Mirror in this bathroom designed by Talbot Cooley Interiors.
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