Exciting Bathroom Focal Point Ideas to Explore Right Now

Details abound in a bathroom, but it's easy to become distracted by them and end up with an unfocused design. Of course, you don’t want a boring space or an area with too much going on. Thus, create a focal point that not only adds interest but also unifies the space rather than having multiple elements compete for attention. 

Read on to discover these exciting bathroom focal point ideas you can explore for your next renovation project.

The Freestanding Bathtub 

The freestanding bathtub is a focal point in many contemporary bathrooms inspired by television renovation shows. With so many different shapes, sizes, and colors to choose from, choose the bath with care to complement the space and your personal style. Combine with a freestanding faucet to give this show-stopping feature plenty of room. 

Ample space around your standalone tub makes cleaning easier and should alleviate any concerns about practical maintenance. 

The Grand Vanity 

Choosing the right vanity for your bathroom necessitates careful consideration and attention to detail. There are a variety of options available, including freestanding vanities and tiled vanities with under-sink storage and/or drawers. A double sink vanity is a popular choice for both master and ensuite bathrooms in families with enough space. 

Floating vanities are popular because of their aesthetic appeal and ability to make a small bathroom appear larger. It takes some thought to make a floating vanity work. 

In order to determine whether there are enough plumbing points for water and waste pipes in the ground and wall space, your plumber will need to know the vanity's height and width. You'll also want to think about how much storage space your bathroom needs so that your floating vanity doesn't look cluttered. 

The Lavish Mirror 

Mirrors are making a big comeback in bathroom renovations.

Keep proportionality in mind when deciding on the size, style, and placement of the mirror in relation to the vanity. To achieve symmetry, the mirror should be the same width as the vanity. If your vanity is large enough, especially if it has multiple sinks, you can accommodate both with multiple mirrors or one large mirror. The higher the mirror, the more effective it is at creating an open space. In the end, it comes down to personal preference. 

The Shower Wall

Adding a feature wall to your shower is a simple way to draw attention to it. Modern tiles are available in a wide range of stunning, vibrant, and classic designs, so you will be spoiled for choice. Many renovators are choosing tiles that complement natural materials such as limestone and marble. A patterned or geometric tile adds a subtle yet opulent look to a neutral palette. With frameless showerless screens, you'll have a calming yet striking space to unwind and refresh. 

The Window with a View

A truly stunning space, on the other hand, will make the most of and highlight the natural light sources in your bathroom. While small windows have their advantages, a large window that lets in natural light can drastically change the look and feel of a room. Install floor-to-ceiling windows to create the feel of a day spa while also maximizing views. For added privacy, use shades, a glass tint, or a location that conceals the surrounding area. 

Conclusion 

Everyone loves a bathroom. Whether for personal use or guest use, having a well-designed bathroom is all about going the extra mile for comfort. For your next renovation projects, explore some of these ideas to beautify your space even more!

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