10 Top Ideas for Bathroom: Trends 2019/2020

Just like fashion, trends in bathroom design change regularly. We share the solutions that are most popular among designers.

Wall-mounted cabinet

Today, designers increasingly want to lift furniture off the floor: it's practical from a cleaning standpoint and makes the interior look less cluttered. Functional options are not compromised either — you can choose a model with multiple shelves or sliding drawers.

Or create a unique composition from wall-mounted cabinets of varying widths. For example, models with widths of 120 cm, 100 cm, and 80 cm featuring minimalist fronts are available in the new AQUATON Sakura collection.

AQUATON Sakura Collection

Shower mixer beside the sink

Designers increasingly place the shower mixer to the side of the sink. First, it looks unconventional and unique; second, it's very practical if you have a narrow cabinet and want to save some useful centimeters.

Shower at floor level

Shower trays without thresholds are a new trend in bathroom design. They're convenient, practical, and very stylish. Usually, the sealing gasket is securely glued to the bottom of the tray, so you don't need to worry about waterproofing.

Smooth fronts

Thanks to the absence of visible hardware and push-to-open system, bathroom furniture looks more minimalist and modern. Plus, this design makes cleaning easier.

Terra Collection, AQUATON

Round-cornered mirror

No longer round, but still not a perfect rectangle — designers come up with various options to make the bathroom interior cozier and softer without using powder tones or excessive decoration. Round-cornered mirrors meet these requirements perfectly.

Black mixers and accessories

More and more apartment owners and designers are choosing black over standard chrome mixers. Combined with white ceramics, they look stylish, eye-catching, and make the interior more interesting. A black mixer is also an excellent idea if you've chosen black hardware and bathroom accessories.

Kartell by LAUFEN Collection

Two-tone cabinets

All-white fronts for bathrooms are going out of style, making way for two-tone cabinets. For example, lighter and brighter tones work well for wall-mounted cabinets and shelves, while deeper and more saturated colors suit the vanity unit. Of course, there's also special elegance in various natural wood tones, such as those found in the AQUATON Boston collection.

AQUATON Boston Collection

Small narrow tiles

This trend in tiling is only gaining momentum but promises to last long. These tiles resemble mosaics, eliminate the need for cutting and aligning elements, and create an interesting texture while visually raising the ceiling.

Back-to-wall toilet

Hygiene and ease of maintenance are among the top trends in toilet design. The toilet bowl is constructed so that the hidden cavity under the rim, where stains and bacteria accumulate, does not exist. Therefore, flushing provides more effective cleaning.

Roca The Gap Collection

Multi-functional cabinets and shelves

In bathroom furniture design, designers are increasingly focusing on functionality and completeness. It's convenient when the cabinet includes an additional sliding drawer for cosmetics or when a shelf for soap accessories comes with the sink.

AQUATON Brown Collection