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Bathrooms can come in all shapes and sizes. There’s the large master bathroom ideas that are fit for a king or the smaller bathrooms that may be short on space but aren’t on creativity. Whatever kind you have, we’ve compiled 100 bathroom decorating ideas that are bound to inspire your next redesign. From paint options to colorful tiles to space saving storage, we have a diverse list of options to get you started.
Once you’re ready to take on that plumbing job, find the perfect personalized bathroom decor like shower curtains, canvas prints and throw pillows.
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Instead of patterned wallpaper, try freehanding a simple pattern for a playful bathroom design.
Photo by: Mix & Match
Flowers don't have to make a bathroom feel messy. Try this elegant take by using just a few sprigs.
Photo by: 12 Oaks Blog
Have a dark bathroom? Brighten it up with accent pieces like the yellow accessories in this dark navy bathroom.
Photo by: Addicted 2 Decorating
If you're looking for small bathroom storage ideas, try turning hidden areas into shelf space, like under the sink or above the toilet.
Photo by: Beneath My Heart
Get inspired by the view from your vanity, like how this rustic cabin brought the wilderness feel indoors.
Photo by: Bulhon Design Associates
Via: Home Design Lover
We love this massive sink that reminds us of gym class days—only much more chic!
Photo by: Carl Mattison Design
Via: Houzz
If you love the look of wood, but fear the staining effects of hard water, opt for elegant faux wood flooring like linoleum.
Photo by: Centsational Girl
For bathroom cabinet ideas, look no further than this elegant design. Opt for tall cabinets to split up a Jack and Jill sink.
Photo by: Creekline House
Wood panels aren't just for the floor. Try it on your bathroom walls for a spa like effect.
Photo by: Financial Samurai
Utilize wicker baskets as bins or a wastebasket for storage that doubles as design.
Photo by: Four Generations One Roof
Via: Freshome
With such a luxurious tub, the bathroom decor in this room does it justice. Marble countertops, mirrored glass and long vanities are just some of our favorite features.
Photo by: Geoff Chick /Jack Gardner
When searching for shower tiles, opt for a shade that matches your floors for a look that continues seamlessly.
Photo by: Hello Splendid
This simple black and white bathroom get a small pop of color from its framed photo.
Photo by: Home with Baxter
The olive walls in this bathroom are a unique departure from the majority of soft blue and grey rooms.
Photo by: Houseography
If the space above your vanity doesn't get enough natural light, move your mirror somewhere else for a more flattering view.
Photo by: Inspired by Charm
Try painting stripes as a clever way to incorporate multiple bathroom color ideas.
Photo by: Jules Duffy Designs
Via: Freshome
Can’t decide on tile? Try this bathroom tile idea—pick one dominate design and one accent option.
Photo by: Lemon Thistle
If your toilet is in a small nook, make it more interesting by adding shelving spaces and indoor plants.
Photo by: Little Green Notebook
You don't have to break the bank to get marble countertops. Shop for marble alternatives like quartz or granite.
Photo by: Maison De Pax
Instead of one large mirror for the bathroom, try incorporating two. One for a full body view and one for close ups.
Photo by: One Week Bath
Bring some much needed freshness to your bathroom with a small herb garden.
Photo by: Our Fifth House
If you can't choose between tile, paint, or molding, take a tip from this bathroom that uses it all without clashing.
Photo by: Provident Home Design
Via: Freshome
A small bathroom doesn't mean you have to sacrifice that big mirror. Let it be the showpiece in your room.
Photo by: Rain on a Tin Roof
Incorporate chrome details to add automatic sophistication to your bathroom.
Photo by: Sarah Winchester Studios
Via: Elements of Style
Welcome to the shower of your dreams. The built in shelves keep this shower space clean and uncluttered.
Photo by: This Photographers Life
Play with patterns in every part of your bathroom—from the walls to the shower curtains.
Photo by: Live Love DIY
Mix brown and black in small doses as a way to add rustic touches to a modern bathroom.
Photo by: Sarah Gibson
Via: Room for Tuesday
Try a standalone bowl for a sink as an unexpected twist and to free up counter space.
Photo by: Beautiful Matters
We love the balance of bathroom color ideas in this playful space. If you want a colorful room without all the paint debates, find a brightly patterned tile instead.
Photo by: Cassidy Hughes Interior Design & Styling
The copper tub in this bathroom isn't the only statement piece. A stone fireplace, hardwood cabinets and artwork makes this bathroom feel truly regal.
Photo by: Ellis Custom Homes /VJ Arizpe
Via: Home Design Lover
Nothing beats a clawfoot tub. Except perhaps Tuscan villa inspired tile.
Photo by: Emma Lee
Via: Remodelista
This is full of bathroom decorating ideas. From graphic wallpaper to bold prints to small florals—take your pick for a dynamic bathroom.
Photo by: Erin Gates Design
Bring nature indoors for a relaxing spa-like experience.
Photo by: Hamilton Gray Design
Via: Home Design Lover
Area rugs don't have to stay in the living room. Bring one in the bathroom for an added coziness.
Photo by: K Welch
Instead of a curtain, try the industrial feel of these steel shower doors.
Photo by: Life Style La
Via: Sarah Sarna
If you're lucky enough to score a vintage mirror find, keep it the focal point as a conversation piece.
Photo by: Made By Girl
The crystal chandelier in this bathroom brings the entire elegant look together.
Photo by: Mali Azima/ Minhnuyet Hardy
Via: House of Turquoise
Can't come to a compromise on your bathroom tile? Pair a vibrant pattern with a neutral and you won't have to choose.
Photo by: Meghan Plowman
Via: House Nerd
If you're looking for bathroom remodeling ideas, try updating your artwork first as an option that's easy on your wallet.
Photo by: MLH Designs
We love the window treatment in this small bathroom as a way to bring in some fresh air.
Photo by: My Sweet Cottage
Via: Remodelaholic
This graphic wallpaper pairs perfectly with the modern fixtures in this bathroom.
Photo by: New Ravenna
Via: Material Girls Blog
Wallpaper doesn't have to remind you of grandma's. Find an updated version of a vintage classic.
Photo by: Studio McGee
Don't be nervous about big windows in a bathroom—all the natural light will be worth it.
Photo by: Tessa Neustadt/Amber Interiors
Via: My Domaine
Instead of trying to fit one giant countertop, try finding two smaller sinks for a sweet his and hers design.
Photo by: The Greenwich Hotel
Via: My Domaine
Everything from the metal ceiling to the marquee lights bring interest and intrigue to this warehouse style bathroom.
Photo by: Wright Built
Via: Home Design Lover
The floating sink in this modern bathroom is just one of our favorite pieces.
Photo by: Bodie and Fou
Instead of facing the wall, try utilizing shower walls as the backdrop for your vanity.
Photo by: Cardello Architects
Glass showers really open up the small space, making this bathroom seem larger.
Photo by: Carla Aston
The clean white-tiled walls look great with this modern shower. Even though it is a smaller space, the lack of shower curtain helps open up the room.
Photo by: Cassidy Hughes Interior Design & Styling
The double sinks are a great addition to a larger bathroom like this, and the tiny, off-white tile gives it a very sophisticated look.
Photo by: Christopher Stark Photo
A golden shower head and matching door handle provide an added sense of luxury to this small space.
Photo by: Erin Gates Design
This unique bathroom tile idea brings the ocean right into the tub while you bathe in the sunset.
Photo by: Jeri Koegel
Via: Decoist
The shower tile in this bathroom aligns with the unique overhead light in the bedroom, sharing geometric ideas.
Photo by: Joe Schmelzer
Via: My Domaine
This luxurious bathtub is a perfect compliment to the enormous shower in this modern bathroom.
Photo by: Mary Prince Photography
Via: Style Estate
The sleek, black tile idea for this bathroom works amazingly well with the white tiled walls.
Photo by: Megan Brakefield
Via: Apartment Therapy
Within this white shower is a stripe of blue tile that is a great match with the blue painting sitting above the tub.
Photo by: Molly Frey Design
Foregoing glass dividers and shower curtains, this extremely minimalist bathroom leaves nowhere to hide.
Photo by: Stringdahl Design
Via: Home Adore
This modern tub sits alone in the corner alongside the sloping walls of this minimalist bathroom.
Photo by: Stringdahl Design
Via: Home Adore
This large bathroom embraces the outdoors with large windows, stone floor tile, and indoor plants.
Photo by: Susan Jay Design
Via: Style Estate
Building shelves above the toilet is a great storage idea for a small bathroom and a great use of space.
Photo by: The Yellow Cape Cod
Via: Freshome
This larger bathroom combines light, aged wood planks, painted white brick, and tan stone tiles below for the ultimate rustic look.
Photo by: Adrydog
Via: Decoist
Antlers overhead, exotic rug below and a view of snow outdoors make this bathroom truly rustic.
Photo by: Big D Signature
Via: Decoist
Although this bathroom is small, the ceilings are high, and by drawing the eye upwards with long shower curtains, it accentuates the height.
Photo by: Cedar Hill Farmhouse
Via: Freshome
Instead of tile, stone is a great way to give a bathroom a rich, exotic feel.
Photo by: David Howell Architecture
Via: Home Design Lover
The light turquoise flooring is a great compliment to the brownish orange wall pattern in this small bathroom.
Photo by: Jules Duffy
Via: Freshome
This lone tub in the middle of the room is a true statement, and a great way to draw the eye to the great view of the outdoors.
Photo by: Knudson Interiors
Via: Decoist
The countertop and large built-in sink are truly one of a kind in this rustic bathroom.
Photo by: Locati
Via: Home Design Lover
One great bathroom tile idea is to have plain white tiled walls, and contrast that with rich, exotic-patterned tile on the floor.
Photo by: Meghan Plowman
Via: House Nerd
This bathroom has some great color ideas, matching the white of the tubs with the light baby blue walls to give the room a nice calm feel.
Photo by: My Sweet Cottage
Via: Remodelaholic
With a bathroom for two, double sinks are a must, but double mirrors provide some great additional personal space.
Photo by: On Site Management
Via: Home Design Lover
The knobs and handles on the cabinets in this bathroom give it some real character.
Photo by: Our Fifth House
If you have enough room in the bathroom for extra furniture, a chair like this is a real eye-catcher.
Photo by: Salcito Custom Homes
Via: Home Design Lover
For smaller bathrooms, one long mirror like this helps make the room look a bit larger.
Photo by: Studio D
Via: Home Design Lover
A neat, rustic decor idea for a bathroom is to add an animal skull, like this deer above the toilet.
Photo by: The Pink Tumbleweed
These unique sinks give this bathroom some great character. The open area below is a great bathroom storage idea for smaller rooms.
Photo by: The Space Between Blog
The wooden siding in this bathroom cleverly draws the eye from the shower, out to the tub with the beautiful outdoor view.
Photo by: Weidmann Remodeling
Via: Home Design Lover
In place of bathroom tile, this heavy stone fits great, especially if you have a fireplace in your bathroom.
Photo by: High Camp Home
Via: Home Design Lover
This rustic look is achieved by combining dark and light stone with wooden elements. The shower also has great windows.
Photo by: MTN Design
Via: Decoist
Floor to ceiling mirrors make any space look larger. Combine that with a glass shower and your bathroom will look endless.
Photo by: Bagnato Architects
This sleek, modern bathroom look is achieved by striping away all excess decoration, and letting the colors set the mood.
Photo by: Bagnato Architects
This chrome tub and mirror frame add an extra layer of reflectivity in a bathroom with an already large mirror.
Photo by: Hamilton Gray Design
This fun, beachy bathroom decor uses three main colors, white, blue, and tan—the essential ingredients for a beach theme.
Photo by: Hamilton Gray Design
This large bathroom is almost a mirror image. Notice how it splits the two sinks, giving each person much more room.
Photo by: Lindsay Newport/LCN Interiors
Via: Apartment Therapy
The bold, marble tub is the true focal point of this bathroom. A great way to draw attention is by adding a large overhead lamp like this.
Photo by: Lindsay Newport/LCN Interiors
These interesting all-black cabinets follow the theme throughout with black framed mirrors and black rugs.
Photo by: One Week Bath
This bathroom tile idea is unique in that it continues through, even after the separation in the room where the shower starts.
Photo by: One Week Bath
We love the shapes of these unique mirrors, they provide an added element of movement and elegance.
Photo by: Scout and Nimble
This hanging lamp is an amazing way to draw attention to a uniquely designed, modern tub.
Photo by: Scout and Nimble
When coming up with bathroom decor ideas, try to think out of the box. This bathroom features a beautiful photo of a horse.
Photo by: Sparkling Footsteps
A great way to create movement and fluidity in the room is with this curving bathroom tile idea.
Photo by: Susan Jay Design
Instead of standard doors, this bathroom employs some amazing shoji style doors to give the room a very exotic look.
Photo by: Susan Jay Design
A great idea for bathroom tile is to think small and choose monochromatic colors like this bathroom.
Photo by: Union Studio
This very interesting bathroom design has a wooden tub and chicken wire safety glass for a truly unique look.
Photo by: Union Studio
A large bathroom draws attention to the tub with a great globe lamp hanging overhead.
Photo by: Weidmann Remodeling
A great storage idea for a bathroom, large or small, is to use a stacking washer and dryer.
Photo by: Weidmann Remodeling
A great bathroom color idea is to coordinate blues like this bathroom has. Everything from the walls to the tile in the shower is monochromatic.
Photo by: Weidmann Remodeling
