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Framed artworks and mirrors bring a bathroom to life, making every visit to the room an extra special experience. Tiles and bathroom furniture act as stenography. Black mosaic tiles on the walls and floor, combined with exclusively simple, white bathroom products create a slightly bare, but simultaneously warm and intimate background.
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Framed artworks and mirrors bring a bathroom to life, making every visit to the room an extra special experience. Tiles and bathroom furniture act as stenography. Black mosaic tiles on the walls and floor, combined with exclusively simple, white bathroom products create a slightly bare, but simultaneously warm and intimate background.
Find more on www.gustavsberg.com

Minimalism requires a specific kind of perfection because everything in a minimalist space is totally exposed -- whether you have a small powder room or large master bath. The most important rule: Maximize any available space. While the minimalist style gets its beauty from simple lines, it can easily accommodate a seductive curve or two. Walls, floors, ceilings and any other surfaces, whether vertical (such as the shower enclosure or cabinet doors) or horizontal (such as shelving, and sinks and their surrounds or supporting counters), must be clean, crisp and as uninterrupted as possible.

Following this philosophy, some bathroom manufacturers offer space-saving and style-enhancing designs such as sleek wall-mounted fittings and fixtures. For example, Porcher’s collection of European-inspired, minimalist designs makes the most of any space. Porcher’s Nemea, by Italian artist and designer Enzo Mari, features a sharply angled ceramic sink and elegant ceramic shelves, with or without a towel bar, that hang like a cantilever off the wall. By focusing on your bathroom’s space and geometry, you’re ready to create an interior that’s simple and serene.

Minimalism requires a specific kind of perfection because everything in a minimalist space is totally exposed -- whether you have a small powder room or large master bath. The most important rule: Maximize any available space. While the minimalist style gets its beauty from simple lines, it can easily accommodate a seductive curve or two. Walls, floors, ceilings and any other surfaces, whether vertical (such as the shower enclosure or cabinet doors) or horizontal (such as shelving, and sinks and their surrounds or supporting counters), must be clean, crisp and as uninterrupted as possible.

Following this philosophy, some bathroom manufacturers offer space-saving and style-enhancing designs such as sleek wall-mounted fittings and fixtures. For example, Porcher’s collection of European-inspired, minimalist designs makes the most of any space. Porcher’s Nemea, by Italian artist and designer Enzo Mari, features a sharply angled ceramic sink and elegant ceramic shelves, with or without a towel bar, that hang like a cantilever off the wall. By focusing on your bathroom’s space and geometry, you’re ready to create an interior that’s simple and serene.

Bathroom Interior Design Minimalist Style

In the minimalist style of interior design show in this bathroom, the design is simple but beautiful when seen, with a decor that is not too much to give an impression on the elegant interior design of this bathroom

Bathroom Interior Design Minimalist Style

In the minimalist style of interior design show in this bathroom, the design is simple but beautiful when seen, with a decor that is not too much to give an impression on the elegant interior design of this bathroom

Big but small
If you cannot build a bigger bathroom, you can still trick the eye. By adding a mirrored panel to the front of your massage bathtub, you can create new surfaces and dimensions.
Light is important to well-being, too. Use the same “tricks” as are applied in authentic Oriental spas to create a sense of space with light from above. Choose light tiles, too.
Built-in cabinets with mirror doors produce even more clean surfaces. With so little to distract the eye, even small details can add personality to the room.
And warm water in motion brings relaxation to a body that has found its home.

Big but small
If you cannot build a bigger bathroom, you can still trick the eye. By adding a mirrored panel to the front of your massage bathtub, you can create new surfaces and dimensions.
Light is important to well-being, too. Use the same “tricks” as are applied in authentic Oriental spas to create a sense of space with light from above. Choose light tiles, too.
Built-in cabinets with mirror doors produce even more clean surfaces. With so little to distract the eye, even small details can add personality to the room.
And warm water in motion brings relaxation to a body that has found its home.

Bubbly, green, sweet
Clean, white surfaces and straight lines form a fine base for all bathrooms – but this does not mean that you should avoid colours and patterns. White surfaces and white furniture give you extra space to experiment.
A straight-line massage bathtub from the ARTic range is perfect for tiling in with large, glossy white tiles.
And the straight lines are continued in the cabinet from the Logic range.
Here, it is the floor that provides the shapes and colours. Patterns from the plant kingdom generate a natural sense of well-being – particularly in bathrooms.

Bubbly, green, sweet
Clean, white surfaces and straight lines form a fine base for all bathrooms – but this does not mean that you should avoid colours and patterns. White surfaces and white furniture give you extra space to experiment.
A straight-line massage bathtub from the ARTic range is perfect for tiling in with large, glossy white tiles.
And the straight lines are continued in the cabinet from the Logic range.
Here, it is the floor that provides the shapes and colours. Patterns from the plant kingdom generate a natural sense of well-being – particularly in bathrooms.

Elizabethan Classics English turn console lavatory sink in white and Strom Plumbing Sacramento bathroom sink faucet and cross handles in chrome, Vintage Tub & Bath; vintagetubandbath.com. 2" marble hexagon tile, Ann Sacks; annsacks.com. Ralph Lauren Clubhouse Classics Great Harbor White wallpaper (LCW22213W); ralphlauren.com.

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Elizabethan Classics English turn console lavatory sink in white and Strom Plumbing Sacramento bathroom sink faucet and cross handles in chrome, Vintage Tub & Bath; vintagetubandbath.com. 2" marble hexagon tile, Ann Sacks; annsacks.com. Ralph Lauren Clubhouse Classics Great Harbor White wallpaper (LCW22213W); ralphlauren.com.

Photo from Coastal Living.

Walls are painted Shaded White and sink base and medicine cabinet are painted Oval Room Blue, both by Farrow & Ball. Wainscoting and trim are painted White Dove by Benjamin Moore.

400 Series Woodwright double-hung window, Andersen Windows & Doors; andersenwindows.com. Savoy 3/4" penny tile in Ricepaper, Ann Sacks; annsacks.com. Sink, antique; similar item, Shaw's Original fireclay apron sink in white, Rohl; rohlhome.com. Opulence Two Handle Wall Mount Lavatory Faucet and towel ring, Danze; danze.com. Medicine cabinet, antique; similar item, Cartwright Inset medicine cabinet, Restoration Hardware; restorationhardware.com. Boston Functional Library two-arm wall light in Antique Nickel, Circa Lighting; circalighting.com. Amara bath mat, India Rose; indiarose.com. Subway Hand Towel in Slate; matouk.com

Photo from Coastal Living.

Bathroom Interior Design Palace Style

Showed a typical form of interior design in this bathroom, with the feel of the first period to give the impression luxurious and beautiful

Bathroom Interior Design Palace Style

Showed a typical form of interior design in this bathroom, with the feel of the first period to give the impression luxurious and beautiful

Modern Bathroom Idea from Jacuzzi - Aura Bath is your choice for relaxation

Modern Bathroom Idea from Jacuzzi - Aura Bath is your choice for relaxation

Kenig Residence, interior design by Slade Architecture, located in Brooklyn, New York, USA.