Dashing and Inspiring Guest Bathrooms For Your Home!
Guest bathrooms are more often than not an overlooked part of the household, but they can also be great spaces to showcase your flair for interior design decoration. The trick is to see the reduced space as an opportunity to add flair with small items that double in practicality and look. Spotting what makes them stand out is an art in itself, so let’s check out these great examples!
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A minimal design combining white tiles and a glass shower space makes this space look neat, put together, and clean. All great qualities for your bathroom.
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Marbled tiles look super luxurious in this enclosed shower space, even more so with the marble countertops atop custom black cabinets with crystal knobs.
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A cobalt blue custom vanity with twin sinks takes center stage in this moderately sized bathroom. Antique looking ceramic tiles add flourish to an otherwise plain-looking space.
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This all-white bathroom gets a little added warmth with a light wooden vanity. It also doubles as a towel and plant holder, with a lovely white orchid that enlivens the space!
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Combining a rectangular vessel sink and a white marble countertop with dark wooden cabinets underneath is a winning ticket. The dash of darker color really stands out amidst all the white.
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This small cabinet in white is unobtrusive and manages to both decorate and be practical. This is why a custom vanity is a great option for smaller rooms where every inch counts.
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In this reduced space, there is little room to add flair. However, this amazing looking rectangular vessel sink manages to add character and look great combined with dark wood cabinetry, despite its small size.
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Floating vanities are really popular right now, especially for small guest bathrooms like this one. It makes the most of the space available and it can be a great solution for very tall people. No more bending down!
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This small room is undoubtedly saved by its custom vanity. The tiled cream backsplash and huge mirror work wonderfully on the reduced space but it wouldn’t be enough without the contrast of the dark vanity underneath.
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Cream walls and beige tiles on the shower area go hand in hand with the oak wood vanity. Keeping the color palette warm enhances the natural light that seeps through the small window.
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This has got to be one of our favorite guest bathrooms. The wooden floor and rounded tub look great combined with the potted palms and dark wooded vanity. It has a very Japanese feel to it, almost like a spa.
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This is a completely different take. The white vanity is crowned with a very light marble countertop while white walls and tub match the delicate decor. The counterpoint is provided by a cobalt blue focal wall and very dark flooring.
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An overall cream bathroom looks prim and proper with no additional features. The potted plant is a nice touch that adds a little color.
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Grey walls inside the shower space combine with a delicate-looking grey on white backsplash between the sink and mirror in this guest bathroom.
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This twin rectangular vessel sink is one of our favorites. It blends in with the white walls while the dark wood vanity underneath goes hand in hand with the rustic stone tiles inside the shower area.
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White rooms tend to be a bit tricky when it comes to making them look spotlessly clean. Cream bathrooms on the other hand, are a great option since their maintenance is much easier.
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If you are very particular about going with an all-white bathroom, a great option is to go for marble looking walls and floors and add a custom vanity that really fits the space, enhancing the decor.
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This delicate looking bathroom has a very imposing sink that dominates the space. It adds character without disrupting its quiet and airy minimal feel.
