Bathroom Ideas 2020

These bathroom ideas 2020 are pretty much exactly what I want to achieve in our new space.  We have a very large master, but it is decorated quite poorly and I don't think that we have really taken advantage of the space.  I don't think that the vanities or bathroom tile ideas have been updated in at least 20 years so we are ready for a complete gut job -- we will take no prisoners for this one!  My plan is to completely rip everything out, then attempt to mimic this design as much as I can.  We already have the plumbing in place to do the tub next to the walk in shower like they have, but the tub is a big clunky whirlpool right now.

This room is just brimming with the most popular bathroom ideas 2020 that I have come across at the design showcases that I have attended lately.  Ship lap panelling on the walls is absolutely huge in trending master bathroom ideas 2020, and I see it sticking around for quite awhile because it looks fantastic in a traditional or cottage style home as well as more modern applications like in this room.  The second huge trend that I am anticipating for this year is carrying the large floor tiles all the way up the wall (as they did on the tub surround and shower wall) for a bold decorative accent.  This would be a more expensive project, but I think that it would really make bathroom makeovers standout and transform a room into something very special. 

This is definitely one of those ultra modern spaces that we have been seeing a ton of in bathroom ideas 2020 so far. I am so excited because this is going to be a fun year in design, because there is so much color used throughout small bathroom ideas 2020 than in seasons past.  I think that designers are finally getting over their fear of bringing color into smaller spaces (who likes a boring all white room anyways), and finally using it as a fun decorative accent.  Personally, I don't think that the bright teal walls in this room make the space feel smaller or closed in.  I think that, if anything, it distracts from the more limited floor plan.  This is the perfect bathroom tiles design for a kids room, or you could even replicate the same look but with a grey or beige glass tile to make an elevated master suite. 

I am curious to hear what everybody thinks about the bathroom ideas 2020 in these new pictures I posted here. Admittedly, I am probably not entirely up on the ultra latest and greatest trending bathroom decor ideas that are out nowadays, but I just don't think that this overall look feels cohesive.  I love the marble tile on the floor and brought up the walls as wainscoting, but I think that it completely clashes in both style and color with the floating wood vanities.  Honestly, I think that I would like both of these elements independently but together they just look out of place to me.  If it were my home, I would do the marble tile, gray bathroom paint, and chrome fixtures but I would do a white vanity of some sort instead.

When it comes to picking out bathroom ideas 2020 for my clients, I always look for photos to show them that shows a mixture of both current trends as well as classic looks so that they will remain happy with the look of of their home for years.  Some designers may take advantage of their clients and do only ultra modern/current bathroom designs that they know will become outdated very quickly (thus creating a new job for them quickly), but I don't roll that way.  I want my customers to be thrilled with how their home looks for years to come, because projects like these are definitely an investment.  Both an investment as far as money but also as far as your time and quality of life.

I have been scrolling through ultra contemporary bathroom ideas 2020, and this one really caught my eye because of the simplicity of the design.  It is pretty rare to see, what I would consider to be, minimalist bathroom ideas because, by nature, it is just a very "involved" room.  There are so many large elements that are absolutely necessary (think toilet, vanity, shower etc.), that is is hard to achieve a sleek and simplistic design.  This interior decorator was spot on with the space because, despite it having everything that I listed above, the room manages to feel open and airy.  Part of this is due to the understated neutrals of the entire color palette, and the rest is the understated yet trendy bathroom decor 2020 pieces that she used throughout.