The 10 Most Popular Bathrooms of 2024
Designing bathrooms isn’t just about functionality anymore—it’s an art form that combines style, innovation, and personalization. Explore the top 10 most saved bathroom designs on Houzz this year for inspiration that transcends the ordinary.
10. Clean Slate by Deirdre Doherty Interiors
In the heart of Los Angeles, Deirdre Doherty Interiors has transformed a guest bathroom into a masterpiece of modern design. Utilizing Zellige tiles in a serene slate hue, this space exudes a sense of depth and cohesion. The absence of a shower curb seamlessly integrates the floor pattern into the shower area, visually expanding the compact 45 square feet. A marble slab vanity countertop with delicate slate veining harmonizes with brushed gold hardware, adding a touch of elegance and continuity.
9. Shining Example by Kelley Design Group
Kelley Design Group’s transitional bathroom in Austin, Texas, epitomizes understated luxury. Natural light floods in through a shower window, illuminating a floating double vanity adorned with distinctive ribbed detailing. Mixed metals in the fixtures and hardware catch the light, enhancing the airy feel of the space. The shower’s uniform, light-colored tiles and a strategically placed bench amplify both functionality and aesthetic appeal.
8. High-Contrast Concept by Design Harmony
Seattle’s Design Harmony brings boldness to life with a black-and-white themed bathroom. A freestanding tub with a black base anchors the predominantly white space, while a sleek black shower frame adds geometric flair.
The interplay of basket-weave floor tiles, Roman shades in a pinstripe pattern, and Carrara marble with deep gray veining creates a dynamic visual experience. Abundant natural light from windows and a skylight further accentuate the brightness of the space.
7. Boy Wonder by Jennifer Kizzee Design
Jennifer Kizzee’s design in Texas caters to two teenage boys with a blend of masculinity and modernity. Featuring a weathered wood vanity, black marble-look porcelain tiles, and a gray stone-look ceramic countertop, this bathroom exudes a rugged sophistication.
The low-curb shower, equipped with a steam feature and clad in slatted-wood-look tiles, adds texture and organic charm to the space.
6. Hotel Style at Home by Lehmann Creative Studio LLC.
Amanda Lehmann of Lehmann Creative Studio brings the essence of a luxurious hotel to a home just north of New York City. Raw concrete atop a custom floating vanity sets the tone for a modern aesthetic. Mosaic shower tiles arranged in a diamond pattern and a matching floating shower bench contribute to the bathroom’s sophisticated ambiance.
5. Grand Entrance by M Prevost Design
In Cardiff, California, Melissa Prevost introduces an element of drama with an arched shower entry and deep blue wall paint that mirrors the home office’s aesthetic. Contrasting the darkness, Zellige tiles in a light hue, unlacquered brass fixtures, and a white oak vanity strike a balance between richness and brightness.
4. Neutral Expression by DayHouse Studio
Inspired by handmade tiles from Ibiza, Spain, Dorothy Day Huntsman of DayHouse Studio creates a serene sanctuary in Salt Lake City. Mosaic marble flooring complements the handmade tiles on the vanity and shower walls, all anchored by a white oak vanity with clear knobs. A colorful rug injects a hint of vibrancy into this otherwise neutral palette.
3. Ponying Up by Lilianne Steckel Interior Design
Lilianne Steckel’s design in Austin features a pony wall topped with glass, defining the space between a curbless shower and a freestanding tub. Consistency is achieved through fresh green tiles adorning the walls and pony wall, while unexpected concrete with brass inlay flooring ties the elements together with a touch of whimsy. Brass fixtures punctuate the design, adding a lively contrast.
2. Hitting the Slope by Architecture By George
Sharon George of Architecture By George transforms an Austin bathroom with a sloped ceiling into a haven of tranquility. A strategically placed window floods the space with natural light, complementing the frameless, curbless glass shower enclosure and vertically stacked tiles. White dominates the palette, visually expanding the compact 33 square feet, while green tiles add a refreshing pop of color.
1. Fine Lines by Mountainwood Construction
Krystal Swank of Mountainwood Construction crafts a luxurious retreat in Sun Valley, Idaho, characterized by dual linear vanities that guide the eye towards a spacious wet room. With amenities including a double shower, soaker tub, saloon-style glass doors, hemlock ceiling, and drop-down lighting, this bathroom evokes the serenity of a high-end spa.
Exploring these exceptional bathroom designs not only reveals the diversity of styles but also underscores the creativity and innovation shaping modern interior design trends. Whether you seek inspiration for a small update or a complete overhaul, these spaces offer a wealth of ideas to elevate any bathroom into a personalized sanctuary.