Mirrors – Most mirrors are full-horizon, meaning it covers the entire width of the wall from end to end, allowing more continuity in its function, and also a modern streamlined look. Having a small downlight in each cove is also a great way to dress up the space. These built-ups can also be built all the way up to the ceiling, with smaller square niches punched into the wall for decorative shelving. Niches – The unsightly tank of the toilet is concealed, and a ledge behind the toilet is created, another functional space popular in many modern bathrooms. Toilets – Done mostly in white, some toilets feature a concealed tank design, wherein the water tank is hidden behind a built-up wall of concrete covered with tile.

Vessel-type or counter-mounted wash basins are in vogue, as this means more counter space and also avoids things falling into the bathroom sink. Usually in white porcelain, master bathrooms in particular will feature a pair of matching wash basins or a single unit with two separate basins and faucets. Wash basins – With the dawn of built-up countertops for modern bathrooms, wash basins are taking on more daring and smoother profiles. In addition, this allows for easier cleaning of wet areas, especially since cabinetry is usually made of laminate on a marine plywood or MDF board, which may be prone to warping upon contact with water and cleaning chemicals. This is an ergonomic choice, allowing users to stand right over the countertop with their feet comfortably tucked underneath the build-up. In addition, most casework for modern bathrooms are hanging, leaving a gap beneath it. Besides allowing for more storage space, these caseworks conceal smaller water heaters, P-traps, bottle traps and other unsightly plumbing lines. Stone countertops with functional casework - Marrying both style and function, the base casework for these bathroom countertops are usually fitted with as many cabinets, shelves and drawers. A metallic finish for faucets and fittings, especially in stainless steel or chrome is also common to modern bathrooms. Accent elements could also be more related to natural finishes such as stone or wood. Accent elements can be bright, solid colors, bringing on a Postmodern or Futuristic feel. Common characteristics in modern bathroom designs include minimal use of color, sticking to neutrals, black and white, and then adding an accent element. Such palettes make the space very soothing and very peaceful, so you’ll feel amazing in this space.Modern bathrooms reflect both style and functionality while adapting with modern interior design elements. You can also turn to darker shades but mix them with warm and light woods, natural stone and other textural materials to achieve a naturally luxurious look. Color PaletteĬhoose a calming color palette – something earthy or sandy, something to make the bathroom cozy and inviting. The beauty of a gorgeous Japanese bathroom lies not just in its sense of minimalism and simplicity, but its ergonomic design seems to incorporate tranquil natural elements that help wash away all your woes gently and effectively. Japanese bathrooms show that ‘less is more’. And when it comes to the best spaces to rejuvenate and feeling peaceful, there’s nothing better than a Japanese-styled bathroom. There is simply nothing like a rejuvenating and relaxing bath to soothe your aching sense, revitalize you with energy and to offer you some much needed time away from the hustle and bustle of modern life.

Feeling tired? Want rejuvenation? Then a refreshing shower or a calming bath is right what you need.

Modern minimalist bathroom designs