68 Bathroom Decor Ideas That Don't Involve a Total Renovation (2024)

With a statement rug, wallpaper and lighting, Hattie Collins of Hattie Sparks Interiors brings unexpected layers of texture and interest to a bathroom. The vintage wool rug elevates the space in a way a simple bath mat can’t.

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In this sunny bathroom with a floating white vanity, a dark floral wallpaper creates depth and drama. Weave in gold accents, just as Elle Du Monde does here, for added character.

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Add a hit of color in a white bathroom. The green vanity (painted in Benjamin Moore's Dakota Shadow) and Moroccan rug add personality to this spacious primary bathroom, located in designer Heather Lucas' 1920s home.

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Layer in organic textures, namely warm woods to create a spa-like retreat. Here, designer Ryann Swan adds off-center wood paneling around the tub to increase the zen feel.

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If you're short on space, suspend a unique mirror in front of the window and ensure natural light can enter from behind. For a pop of pattern, designer Marian Louise also hangs cafe curtains.

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Purple is having a moment in interior design. We're seeing more rich and moody shades in the bathroom, like this deep eggplant (Wine Stain by Dunn-Edwards).

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Striking geometric tiles turn a wall behind the sink into a design moment. We love that interior designer Margarita Bravo weaves in gold accents with a modern vanity mirror, artistic sconce and wall-mounted faucet.

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Embrace an earthy color palette — think sandy whites mixed with sage green, subtle pink and light gray. To tie the space together, Elle Du Monde brings in organic texture with warm wood furniture and wool rug.

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Transport to a luxury spa every time you enter this sunny shower. White subway tiles on the walls and penny tiles on the floor pair beautifully with a small wooden bench and trailing plant.

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For this modern Moroccan bathroom makeover, vertical shiplap walls cover up old textured walls and a secondhand dresser is transformed into a vanity. The star of the show? Custom sea glass floor tiles.

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Swap your bathroom cabinet for a ladder shelf — a more stylish way to store bathroom essentials like toiletries and extra towels. You can even make one yourself with plywood.

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Whether it's an abstract design or floral print, geometric wallpaper adds a touch of whimsy to any space. We love that designer Jessica Risko Smith pairs it with black herringbone floor tiles for added dimension.

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Add rich color and warmth to your bathroom design with a patterned area rug, just as designer Raili Clasen does in this texture-filled bathroom. Embrace vintage reds, gorgeous greens or creamy neutrals — or a combination of all three.

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Frame a window above the bathtub with decorative wall sconces. Here, designer Candace Shure matches the matte black and gold fixtures with a black bathtub faucet, then tops a stool with dried flowers.

Photo by: Michael Clifford

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Balance dramatic floor-to-ceiling tile with a standout piece of wall art and a stylish pendant that won't overwhelm the overall design scheme.

Photo by: Sara Ligorria-Tramp

Don't be afraid to infuse a bathroom with personal touches. Take note from designer Julia Chasman and install playful tiles in the shower and on the floor, then weave in last-minute touches like framed photos, floral curtains and a chic wicker basket.

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Celebrate the beautiful combination of deep black walls and a bright white vanity. Here, designer Emily Henderson stains the reclaimed wood walls to ensure a dramatic bathroom design.

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Chevron tile wall on one side, floral wallpaper on the other. This trendy bathroom, designed by Ginny Macdonald, is proof that two totally different patterns can complement each other when used correctly.

Photo by: Jessica Bordner

Rather than replacing fresh flowers every week or two, find fake blooms that look just like the real thing. In this pattern-filled bathroom, designer Jessica Dorling displays faux florals in ceramic white vases for a pop of color.

Photo by: Kara Mercer

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