9 Trends in Bathroom Finishing You Will Love

What kind of finishing do designers use for bathroom decoration? We asked designer Anna Eлина about this. Read our article to stay up-to-date with the latest trends.

Anna Eлина is a designer and founder of ElinaProDesign design studio

Monochrome Combinations

Often, designers build their designs around one color and its close shades. Walls, floor, furniture, and decorative items in similar tones create a unique effect — the room feels maximally simple, light, and airy, as if wrapping you in a gentle embrace.

If such combinations seem boring to you, add one more contrasting color — for example, black or white. This adds dynamism to the interior.

Design: Anna Eлина, interior in Globus Ceramica showroom

Wood, Stone, and Marble Imitations

Surfaces with wood imitation are sources of warmth and coziness, reminding you of nature and naturalness. Therefore, tile manufacturers pay much attention to photo printing and carefully copy the patterns of wooden fibers.

If you want your interior to look expensive yet practical, choose materials with marble imitation — they are not afraid of moisture and temperature fluctuations. Manufacturers make realistic photo printing on tiles and plastic countertops under sinks.

You can also use stone and travertine imitations. The stone pattern on surfaces creates a relaxing atmosphere, adds a sense of solidity and even primordiality.

Design: Anna Eлина

Rich Salmon Color

This shade has long been loved in residential finishing and finally made its way to tiles. Large manufacturers are now actively including it in their collections, as demand keeps growing. It's no surprise: this rich color lifts your mood and relaxes at the same time.

Design: Anna Eлина

Large Format Ceramic Stone

Designers increasingly use large format ceramic stone Xlight, up to three meters long. It is suitable not only for large spaces but also for typical bathrooms.

The material can be quickly laid on walls, and it's easy to maintain. Also, there are fewer joints on the surface, which creates a sense of one unified surface.

Design: Diana Balashova, interior in Globus Ceramica showroom

Vibrant and Bold Color Combinations

If monochrome interiors aren't for you, experiment with shades — there are no rules or restrictions in design today. Bold and unconventional color combinations are now warmly welcomed, as they energize and bring positivity.

Design: Anna Eлина

Stabilized Moss

Lately, eco-style has become more popular, so stabilized moss is used in interiors more and more often. In the bathroom, it looks unusual — a true green corner that requires no care or watering. At the same time, moss absorbs excess moisture and retains its softness.

Design: Anna Eлина

Rose Gold

This shade gained popularity thanks to Apple's gadget line and has now reached bathroom mixers. Unlike traditional golden color, rose gold looks more elegant and modern. It also easily fits into any style — from minimalism to classic.

Design: Anna Eлина

Printed Wallpaper

If you want your bathroom to turn into a relaxation room and not significantly differ from other rooms in the apartment, choose printed wallpaper for finishing. There are now many moisture-resistant options that can be safely covered with a clear lacquer on top. By the way, they look no worse than tiles.

Design: Tatyana Gorkhova, interior in Globus Ceramica showroom

Tile and Paint Combination

This combination has been used for a long time, but it never gets old. “Wet” zones can be finished with tiles — it's practical, and all other walls can be painted in your favorite color. The more new tile collections and paint shades there are on the market, the more interesting combinations you can choose.

Designer Yana Petrova

Photo on cover: design by Yana Petrova