White Bathroom Ideas from Western Projects That We Love

Plants

Plant motifs, or even live plants in pots, are rare in Russian bathroom interiors. This is due to lack of light and high humidity. However, there are plants that thrive in such conditions. For example, a small succulent set or a tall vase with bamboo is enough to counteract the sterile look of a white bathroom and add color.

Design: Alice RosenhakeDesign: Stephen Kent Johnson

Textures

In monochrome interiors, it's important not to leave the space empty despite furniture and decor. Volume can be restored through textures. For example, combine glossy and matte surfaces. Or use gray grout on white tiles. This is also highly practical.

Design: Simon AptopDesign: SCS Design

Hardware

A monochrome white interior is a perfect opportunity to make special details stand out. For instance, chunky antique bathtub legs, vintage door handles, or a mirror with a Venetian-style frame on a neutral background will become even more noticeable.

Design: Richard PowersDesign: Bjorn Vallander

Wood

Warm tones can balance the excessive coolness of white. Despite the capricious nature of wooden surfaces in humid environments, there are wood types that resist moisture. For example, teak or acacia wood has water-repelling properties. If you don't want to risk, you can place a vintage folding table or an aged wooden stool in the bathroom. A great example of functional decor.

Design: Max ZambelliDesign: Ricardo Labugue

Textiles

The easiest way to add texture, color, and volume to a sterile white bathroom is with textiles. Just colorful bath towels, a new shower curtain with a bold print, or a vibrant Moroccan-style mat can transform the space.

Design: Nick NovelliDesign: Megan Bayler-O'Brien

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