5 Interesting Solutions for Bathroom Decoration

A bathroom is not only a functional area but also a place for relaxation and self-care. Choosing the right materials, shades, and lighting can transform even a small room into a stylish and cozy corner.

We've gathered five examples where designers showed creativity while keeping practicality in mind. Each project features a unique combination of ideas that inspire interior updates.

Contrast Solutions and Antiques

Designer Olga Kripunova decorated two bathrooms in her apartment, focusing on functionality and distinctive details. In the large bathroom, walls are tiled up to two meters high, protecting them from moisture and creating a fresh, clean atmosphere.

Design: Olga Kripunova

Decorating the space is a unique piece of furniture – an antique oak cabinet with hand-carved details, which Olga found on Avito. "It was once part of a large suite, and now, after restoration, it serves us for storing small items," the designer shares.

Design: Olga Kripunova

The second, more compact bathroom is decorated more simply: the walls are painted, as there's no bathtub or shower here. This solution makes the space visually light and preserves overall minimalism.

Design: Olga Kripunova

Colonial Style and Color Play

Designer Anastasia Kovalenko designed a two-room apartment in Gelendzhik, inspired by colonial style and natural materials. The bathroom received special attention, with textured accents and bold color choices.

Design: Anastasia Kovalenko

Small-format tiles in two shades were used in the bathroom. Artificial cement-sand stone with wide joints imitates beige travertine. The materials blend harmoniously, creating a vibrant and dynamic composition. Ceramic granite on the floor adds character to the room and an ideal atmosphere for relaxation.

Design: Anastasia Kovalenko

Simplicity and Functionality

Margarita Osterman thoughtfully designed a bathroom in her two-bedroom apartment using minimalist solutions and neutral materials. Walls were painted, with tiles added in wet zones and on the floor – a practical combination protecting surfaces and giving the interior lightness.

Design: Margarita Osterman

Utilities, boiler, and meters are hidden in a niche behind the toilet: panels made of moisture-resistant MDF are installed here. The doors open by pressing. Simplicity and attention to detail make the space convenient for daily use.

Design: Margarita Osterman

Unique Atmosphere and Thoughtful Accents

Designer Oxana Oleynik decorated an incredible two-bedroom apartment in the style of Vermeer's paintings. The bathroom is a perfect example of successful color combination – terracotta and green tones. Using varied-format tiles added depth and expressiveness to the walls, while white and black graphic inserts gave a modern look.

Design: Oxana Oleynik

Special attention was paid to the floor: small-format tiles with a "goose foot" pattern became a stylish solution connecting the bathroom to other areas of the apartment. To save space, the shower cabin was built into a niche, and the wall-mounted sink on the tiled countertop emphasized the lightness and practicality of the interior.

Design: Oxana Oleynik

Elegance and Luxurious Tiles

Designer Anastasia Starosvetova from Kazakhstan created a 70 m² apartment design for two sisters and one of their teenage sons. The main goal was to make the space functional, comfortable for all residents, yet stylish and modern.

Design: Anastasia Starosvetova

The main accent in the bathroom was a hand-painted Spanish tile with gold branches. This solution added refinement, creating a feeling of a real spa. A graphite ceiling with a "water ripple" effect is a unique designer find, adding depth and creating a mesmerizing play of light.

Design: Anastasia Starosvetova

Photo on cover: projects by Anastasia Kovalenko and Oxana Oleynik.