Luxury Bathroom Ideas

A luxury bathroom is the ultimate treat after a busy day at work. We can’t think of anything better than to come home to a luxurious bathroom for a long, relaxing experience. A glamorous setting of feature walls, ornate furniture and exquisite details transform your bathroom into something really special and will help you to unwind or just indulge in a little me time at the weekends.

If you are updating your home and giving every room an opulent makeover, what better place to start than in the bathroom? There are so many ways to make your bathroom more luxurious and create a haven you can’t wait to get home to. Start planning your bathroom updates now with our brilliant ideas for creating a luxurious atmosphere at home – and a designer bathroom style for less.

Vintage and period-style features will instantly make a room look more glamorous. Be bold and go all-out with patterned floor tiles, flocked curtains and a roll top or free-standing bath. You can even add in painted screens, shabby chic or French châteaux cabinets and elegant dressing tables to give your room a more luxurious look and feel. Feeling brave? Add in a classic bust for a really extravagant look.

Alternatively, ultra-modern and sleek bathrooms can also achieve a luxurious feel. Choose dark and sumptuous colours, offset by a plush copper bath and deep wood-effect flooring for a moody vibe that is so on trend. Or go completely the other way and opt for brilliant white and silver with a feature wall for a light and airy bathroom that looks fresh and so much more spacious.

Opt for large-format tiles – if your bathroom’s footprint is on the smaller side, one way to visually expand the room is to incorporate shiny, large-format tiles into its design – such as polished porcelain.

If you prefer a country or traditional style bathroom, then you may want to consider tiling your bathroom walls only half way. For a modern bathroom, you can tile between floor and ceiling, and even consider no tiling at all on certain walls.

When tiling your wall, choose smaller tiles for rustic and traditional bathrooms as the lines usually play better to the furnishings and accessories that you choose. If you want a contemporary look, you may find that larger tiles better suit your space in most cases. For ultra-modern looks, you may want to consider a strong feature wall or only tiling the shower wall.