Design Ideas to Create the Most Soothing Bathroom Design

Design Tips to Create the Most Soothing Bathroom Design – Part II ⇒ Welcome to Part two of the our three-part article about stunning ways to create the most soothing bathroom design. Feel fre to check part one here and get to be inspired by 10 more interior design tips that will help you get an exclusive and glamorous bathroom decor.

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#11 – Bring Traditional Elements to Your Bathroom Design

Design Tips to Create the Most Soothing Bathroom Design – Part II — *Image Credit to Kerri McCaffetty*

Antiques will defintely give a more special and traditional vibe to your bathroom, take, for example, this bathroom appointed with Baguès-style sconces, a Baroque mirror and a French-limestone vanity.

#12 – Add Art to Your Bathroom Walls

#13 – Greenery Is Still in Fashion, Especially If Mixed with Floral Patterns

This stunning Greta wallpaper in Reverse Green is by Kathryn M. Ireland and makes for a charming bathroom set, bringing this color back in fashion.

#14 – Contemporary Bathrooms

To Achieve the perfect contemporary bathroom is all about the simplicity, beauty and natural materials.

#15 – A Bathroom Vanity in Light Blue Will Give You All the Calmness in the World

#16 – Wallpapers Really Cheer Up the Interiors of a Bathroom

As previously mentioned, wallpapers play an imperetive role in the making or breaking of a bathroom. This bathroom is stunningly decorated with the intricate Lotus Wallpaper by Farrow & Ball.

#17 – Why Not Inspire Your Bathroom Designs After Gardens

Cheryl Kees Clendenon designed this vivid bathroom set which features a garden inspired wallpaper. Another crutial point depicted in this set is how amazing clawfoot tubs really are, this particular one was designed by Victoria + Albert.

#18 – Moroccan-Inspired Bathrooms Are the Epitome of Beauty

This Moroccan themed bathroom features a series of exquisite pieces, from Ann Sacks’s Maghreb 4 tiles to Arturo sconces by Paul Ferrante as well as the Forbidden City mirror by Bunny Williams Home and Mehraab sink by Viya for Stephanie Odegard with THG’s Versailles fittings.