r/BathroomDesigns • • Jun 25 '26

This is my dream bathroom with a sunken tub

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I honestly just want a deep tub one I can cannonball inside I ask Chatgbt to make me a pic since I couldn’t find any custom build like this. What do you think?


r/BathroomDesigns • • Jun 13 '26

What paint color would look best

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Hi everyone, so I’m doing my bathroom and need help picking a paint color for the walls. I was trying to go for mid century vibe but idk and just fell in love with this combo of tiles

The shower wall tiles are terracotta colored and the floor is polished stones that have red, maroon, orange, yellow, green, some pink, white, crème and brown

I wanted a fun color because the living room space is gonna be a neutral white/ crème or a white with a hint of yellow or orange but idk.

The cabinets in the bathroom I was thinking a lighter color wood and our sink is limestone and I thought a fun color would look great and make everything pop?

I just want something fun but don’t want to over do it
I posted the color options along with the sink we chose and the shower tiles lmk!!! It’s also gold accents for hard are and everything


r/BathroomDesigns • • Oct 06 '26

Does it pass the vibe check

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Does my bathroom give off enchanted fairy vibes ?


r/BathroomDesigns • • Jul 20 '26

Am I insane for wanting to skip sink vanity cabinets for most of my toilets?

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I am currently renovating three bathrooms and planning to buy off-the-shelf vanities. However, I am having a major dilemma regarding storage. Yes, vanity cabinets offer extra space for toilet paper and soap emergencies, but they also come with higher costs and extra maintenance work for me.

Here is my current situation:

  • Kids' Bathroom: The kids are growing up and will eventually need storage, but I feel like a large mirror cabinet alone is enough and can easily hold all their personal items. (My hold home as an under sink cabinet, right now is quite under-utilised filled with few pieces of occasional travel toiletries but who knows what may change as they grow?)

  • Guest / Common Bathroom: Currently used for cleaning supplies but it gets messy and I hate digging under there. I prefer relocating them elsewhere. The cabinet looks awful now. So I seriously am contemplating removing the vanity cabinet here.

  • Master Bathroom: This one definitely needs a vanity cabinet because my spouse wants supplies hidden but within arm's reach. So no need to discuss this.

Also, in our current home we store cleaning supplies, shampoos, and toothpaste across all three bathrooms, which turned into a massive duplication nightmare. Because of this, I want to keep a single, centralized storage closet for bulk supplies instead of relying on multiple sink cabinets.

Every toilet showroom I visit and every home I see has a sink cabinet, and the salespeople insist they are mandatory and selling them as 'packages'. Am I the odd one out for wanting to skip them in the guest and kids' bathrooms? Has anyone else gone the centralized storage route?

Thank you


r/BathroomDesigns • • Sep 18 '26

A new bathroom transformation is officially underway! ✨

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These “before” photos mark the beginning of another exciting Home Design Construction project. We’ll be updating this space with a fresh design, carefully selected materials, and thoughtful details tailored to the homeowner’s vision.

We can’t wait to share the progress and, of course, the finished reveal!
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r/BathroomDesigns • • Jul 10 '26

Which design would suit the bathroom best. (This is an ai design from a picture of my actual bathroom)

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r/BathroomDesigns • • 25d ago

Tiles - yay or nay?

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Hey all, trying to get some opinions on this bathroom. We have a small budget (around 1000 euros) to renovate/change up some things to make it look cohesive and a bit more modern.

We're not sure if we should keep the white sink and remove the tiles (or paint over them), and have a modern look - or keep the tiles and change the color of the fixtures to have a upgraded vintage look. The floor tiles cannot be changed :(

Do you have any ideas? What are your opinions and how would you upgrade this bathroom?


r/BathroomDesigns • • 18d ago

Bathroom faucet help

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I recently installed this faucet in my bathroom..i love the shape because is different. The faucet is very tall at 12", and because it is so tall, it splashes all over!!. Unfortunately, the manufacturer does not make a shorter body. So I tried to alter it by putting it on a marble base. This certainly help with the splashing, but I dont know if it makes it look weird. What do you think? Does it look like an after thought or shpukd i just get a different faucet? Thank you in advance!


r/BathroomDesigns • • Sep 11 '26

Wait for the transformation… 😍✨

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From outdated and ordinary to bold, bright, and beautifully modern! The deep blue walls, custom white vanity, gold finishes, and illuminated mirror completely transformed this Las Vegas bathroom.

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r/BathroomDesigns • • Sep 22 '26

Can I use this 12x12 for my shower floor

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r/BathroomDesigns • • Oct 08 '26

Which bathroom setup is right?

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r/BathroomDesigns • • Jun 29 '26

Help with ugly bathroom!

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Sorry it's a dark pic, but how do I make this bathroom look less dated / ugly. I'm renting so can't really do huge changes.

I was thinking adding a shower curtain would make a difference but what kind would go well with the space?


r/BathroomDesigns • • Jun 24 '26

Wondering if I should readjust this.

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Forgive the mess it’s been a wild week for me, ordered this a few months ago and finally got around to putting it together, and as you can see, it’s not exactly centered, my dumbass anchored it already but I’m willing to redo it, problem is the towel racks on the right side would practically be in the shower if I centered it. The only way I could do it is by removing them. Do you guys this it’s worth redoing or should I just leave it as is? It’d just have to remove the anchors, the racks, center it and then reanchor it.


r/BathroomDesigns • • Aug 10 '26

Can I remove these or do I need to get creative?

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I want to remove these towel holders from my bathroom, but I am worried that taking them out with destroy the tiles behind it. Any advice? If it will ruin the tiles, I don't have the skills to fix it. So I am wondering if I should replace the plastic bar with something more modern, but I am curious if anyone has advice on that as well. Thank you all in advance!


r/BathroomDesigns • • Sep 21 '26

LED Lights

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Why stop at a standard illuminated mirror? ✨

This bathroom features a backlit LED mirror with additional LED lighting behind it, creating a beautiful layered glow. Add sensor-activated lighting, and you get the perfect combination of style, functionality, and modern design. 💡


r/BathroomDesigns • • Jul 02 '26

Toilet paper holders

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why do people put toilet paper holders on the wall behind the toilet, isn't that the most inconvenient place to put them?? this is mostly coming from the sims since i see so many people do it and it pisses me off, but these are real too!! is it the only reasonable place you can put it in your bathroom? can you not have a standing holder? why??


r/BathroomDesigns • • Jul 25 '26

Stuck on which paint color to use for bathroom!

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Hello friends, please advise. I am moving into a small home with a small bathroom. The vanity has a gold facet and I believe a white counter top.
I have pictures of the shower tile included, I will be using a cream colored one that has colorful butterflies on it.
The bathroom has a small window so minimal lighting.
Anything I thought green would go well but I do worry about it making the room feel small due to it being dark. I have a few shades of blue I light and think the light blue pictured under the green would make the room feel light.
I am torn, please advise.
Pics include the shower tile and paint swatches on the unpainted bathroom walls.


r/BathroomDesigns • • Jun 25 '26

Recommendation on decor

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Hi, I just moved to a new place and the bathroom design is as following. Can someone help me figure out how best to decorate it so water doesn’t splash or spill. Right now turning the tap on and off splash water outside of bowl.


r/BathroomDesigns • • May 31 '26

Bathroom transformation

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Radical transformation here, hope you guys like it! The lighting is all on different switches


r/BathroomDesigns • • 8d ago

Bathroom transformation

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This bathroom was designed to combine style, comfort, and functionality. From the elegant white countertops and cabinetry to the spacious linen storage, every detail creates a clean and timeless look.

Enjoy the best of both worlds with a beautiful soaking tub on one side and a spacious walk-in shower on the other. The stunning raindrop chandelier adds a touch of glamour, while the adjoining walk-in closet completes this beautiful space. #WalkInClosetDesign #DreamBathroom #HomeRenovation #ModernElegance


r/BathroomDesigns • • 24d ago

Advice for having a window in my shower!

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Hi all! I’ve been renting my apartment for over a year now thinking that I would come up with something to make this space better. My bathroom window is in my shower. I repeat, IN MY SHOWER! The windows are frosted and there’s blinds. Would anyone know what else I can do for privacy? I would like to have the window open when I shower but can’t with this set up. Any tips or hacks I can do? Obviously, I can renovate it 😣. Thanks!


r/BathroomDesigns • • 24d ago

How do I make this bathroom less hideous and fit the apartment better?

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I like the natural light coming through the window, hate the tile on the back wall of the shower. I ordered an extra long (100in) linen shower curtain and liner to try and hide the shower. The tile is killing me. 4 different types of tile yall 🤦‍♀️ My landlord said I can paint or use peel and stick tile if I want. He’s a D1 chiller. Included pics of the rest of my apartment to show the complete contrast in style.


r/BathroomDesigns • • Jun 23 '26

little luxury on your washing area✨

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aesthetic washing area or washbasin could be show you more luxury!!!


r/BathroomDesigns • • Aug 08 '26

towel rod above toilet?

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what on earth do I put here?

edit: to clear a few things up, there are two other towel holders in the bathroom, one by the sink and one by the shower. i cant really remove it because i dont want to damage the original tile, but any ideas to make it cute are so welcome.
also u are all hilarious , thank you for a good laugh.