The bathroom is the house’s place where you start and end your day, so you need to pay close attention to its design if you want an efficiently organized space. The bathroom allows you to be creative regarding its design, from the color palette to the furniture, finishes and sanitary ware, regardless of the size of the space. Nowadays, a bathroom represents organization, functionality, simplicity, a harmonious and well-structured space. We have prepared an article with 8 bathroom design ideas from our projects.
Compact bathroom
This bathroom is placed on the ground floor of a house in Dubai. Given its compact size, we opted for white, glossy finishes to reflect light and provide the illusion of a larger space. The walk-in shower was the ideal solution in arranging this bathroom. We chose solar yellow as a color accent, which is reflected in the rug placed in front of the sink.
Small Bathroom – Home Design Project in Dubai
Small Bathroom with Ceramic Finishes
A bathroom with ceramic finishes in beige tones, both on the floor and on the walls. Because the space is not generous enough, we opted for a walk-in shower, toilet and washbasin equipped with suspended furniture in an anthracite gray shade.
Small Bathroom with Ceramic Finishes – Home Design Project in Dubai
Bathroom with White Finishes and Wood-Like Textures
This bathroom was designed with white finishes and wood-like textures used for both the floor and the furniture. For the sink area, we chose a built-in and suspended storage space. The tiling in the shower area was designed to give the space a sense of depth.
Bathroom with White Finishes and Wood-Like Textures – Apartment Design Project in Dubai
Bathroom Designed in Classic Lines
A bathroom decorated in classic lines, with ceramic finishes in a light beige shade, free standing bathtub, walk-in shower and straight-lined washbasin with white furniture. The highlights of the bathroom are the mirror in the washbasin area and the wall in the shower area finished with metallic mosaic, thus providing the bathroom with a dynamic look.
Bathroom Designed in Classic Lines – Home Design Project in Dubai
Minimalist Bathroom
A simple and minimalist bathroom with ceramic finishes, but the wall in the bathtub area has wood-like finishes, which gives the bathroom a special look. The white furniture with milled handles was designed to offer maximum storage. The wooden accents on the furniture provide the space with a graphic and orderly appearance.
Minimalist Bathroom – 3-Room Apartment Design Project in Dubai
Bathroom with Ceramic Finishes
This bathroom features grey ceramic finishes, with the wall behind the tub adorned with striped ceramic tiles in two shades, namely grey and white, adding a touch of dynamism. We opted for white furniture with wooden accents, offering maximum storage and functionality.
Bathroom with Ceramic Finishes – 3-Room Apartment Design Project in Dubai
Bathroom with Terrazzo Finishes
The design of this bathroom features a built-in bathtub – we opted for terrazzo for the bathtub and for the wall behind it. As for the furniture in the washbasin area, a suspended model was chosen so as to visually enlarge the space, visually enhancing the floor. Also to visually enlarge the space and for brightness as well, we selected ceramic parquet flooring and white walls.
Bathroom with Terrazzo Finishes – Apartment Design Project in Dubai
Bathroom Designed with Wooden Accents and Ceramic Finishes
A bathroom treated neatly and simply, with special finishes. We chose ceramic tiles in gray tones for the floor and walls, adding white sanitary ware. Having to deal with a bathroom with a fairly large surface area, we also opted for generous storage spaces, made of wood.
Bathroom Designed with Wood Accents and Ceramic Finishes – Apartment Design Project in Dubai
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Source of pictures: iDecorate