11 Must-Try Bathroom Design Ideas

This elegant white bathroom features matching vanities, mirrors and wall sconces. The stone vanity countertops play off the white marble tile flooring and mosaic tile backsplash, while brushed nickel fixtures provide a uniform look. Light instantly makes a bathroom appear larger. Even if you don't have a lot of natural light, you can achieve this look by avoiding color contrast and using all white fixtures, flooring and paint. Also, a clear glass shower frame can help decrease contrast.

In this bathroom, a glazed subway tile accent wall is met with a classic black and white penny tile floor, offering depth. When mixing and matching tiles, consider juxtaposing finishes like glossy and matte tiles to achieve a unique look. Unless you're going for an eclectic aesthetic, limit busy patterned tiles. If you do opt for a pattern tile, make sure to balance it out with a mixture of simple tiles in solid colors.

If mix and match tile isn't your thing, opt for matching floor and wall tiles. Extending wall tiles to the floor can make a room appear larger and offers a sleek, modern look. In this bathroom, a soft blue marble-like tile extends from the walls behind the vanity to the floors. The combination offers a luxe, hotel-inspired atmosphere.

This beautiful two-toned free standing clawfoot tub is just as much of a statement piece as the ceramic tile flooring. The black vanities feature a marble countertop and brass finishes that add just enough color to this black and white bathroom. A free standing tub instantly adds elegance to any bathroom. They're also typically deeper than built-in bathtubs, making them ideal for homeowners who enjoy soaking in the tub.

Pattern wallpaper is a simple way to completely overhaul a bathroom. In this powder room, a blue and white geometric wallpaper complements the simple white vanity and chrome fixtures. From solid, bright colored wallpaper to bold prints like floral, geometric, stripes and abstract picks, wallpaper options are endless.

This modern farmhouse bathroom features a rustic wood-look tile floor, an open wooden vanity with double sinks and bronze fixtures. The single panel shower door and mixture of dark and brass finishes add an industrial touch. The modern farmhouse trend is one with major staying power, and for good reason. The trend blends traditional elements, like wood finishes and warm colors, with modern touches like pops of color, bold patterns and geometric accessories.

Mixing patterns adds character and visual interest to any room. This stylish bathroom features a variety of patterns on the walls, floors and accessories, like the hand towels. When mixing patterns, you'll want to pay attention to the color and scale of patterns to ensure the contrast will come together seamlessly.

This classic-style black and white bathroom features dramatic vanity sconces. The light placement on either side of the mirror above the pedestal sink creates a balanced look. The white subway wall tile complements the timeless black and white penny floor tile. When it comes to bathroom decor lights, there are many options to choose from including chandeliers, sconces, vanity light bars and flush mount fixtures.

Vertical moulding adds depth to this mint green bathroom. Painting it the same color as the walls makes the ceilings appear higher. Any type of moulding, vertical or horizontal, adds texture to a space. Vertical moulding is less common, however, and makes a big impact when it comes to the design of a bathroom.

This bathroom's open appearance lends a modern edge to the space. The wall-mounted vanity makes the room appear airy while the clear glass shower doors add to this feel. French blue shower wall tile complements the cool gray flooring. In general, a floating vanity is ideal for a small bathroom as it opens up limited floor space. When trying to design a modern bathroom, there is no better fit than a floating, or wall-hung, vanity.

This master bathroom features the perfect combination of modern and vintage. The wood accents make the white walls and floors pop, while the shower door and rug tie the room together. The benefit of mixing modern and vintage pieces is that you can achieve a unique, curated look with vintage accents while having the functionality of modern appliances. Also, vintage, one-of-a-kind pieces make any space look and feel original.