The Top 10 Bathrooms So Far in 2022
These most-saved bathroom photos offer a wealth of design ideas with shower features, materials, storage and more
This Trending Now story features the most-saved bathroom photos uploaded to Houzz between Dec. 15, 2021, and March 15, 2022.
There are countless ways to create a bathroom that looks great and functions well. To help pare down the options, consider the standout elements in this countdown of the bathroom photos Houzz users saved the most so far this year. You’ll find wonderful ideas for lighting, tile, color palettes, shower features, storage and a whole lot more.
There are countless ways to create a bathroom that looks great and functions well. To help pare down the options, consider the standout elements in this countdown of the bathroom photos Houzz users saved the most so far this year. You’ll find wonderful ideas for lighting, tile, color palettes, shower features, storage and a whole lot more.
9. Nifty Niches
This Chicago-area bathroom by Plain & Posh has a transfixing light and bright appearance. But it’s the clever storage niches on a half wall in the shower that really grab attention. The top two recesses offer space for shower products of various sizes, and a small niche near the bottom provides a spot for propping a foot while shaving one’s legs. A hook on the half wall can keep a towel handy just outside the shower.
This Chicago-area bathroom by Plain & Posh has a transfixing light and bright appearance. But it’s the clever storage niches on a half wall in the shower that really grab attention. The top two recesses offer space for shower products of various sizes, and a small niche near the bottom provides a spot for propping a foot while shaving one’s legs. A hook on the half wall can keep a towel handy just outside the shower.
8. Vanity Victory
A wall-mounted vanity steals the show in this New York City bathroom by INS Contractors. The substantial-looking countertop and acrylic-and-brass hardware are two of the standout style elements, but Houzz users were really attracted to the all-drawer storage arrangement.
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A wall-mounted vanity steals the show in this New York City bathroom by INS Contractors. The substantial-looking countertop and acrylic-and-brass hardware are two of the standout style elements, but Houzz users were really attracted to the all-drawer storage arrangement.
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7. Light and Luxe
Baron Construction & Remodeling gave this compact San Francisco bathroom a luxuriously light and airy feel with a wall-mounted vanity, a generous-size window, a clear glass shower enclosure and a light color palette.
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Baron Construction & Remodeling gave this compact San Francisco bathroom a luxuriously light and airy feel with a wall-mounted vanity, a generous-size window, a clear glass shower enclosure and a light color palette.
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6. Let It Rain
For this bathroom, K&L Interiors played with gray and cream tones in the cloud pattern wallpaper and similar tones in the veining of the countertop and flooring to create a beautifully coordinated design element. The rich wood vanity adds warmth to the gray-sky effect, while deep blue tile in the shower brings to mind water, putting this bathroom design in sync with its rainy Seattle location.
For this bathroom, K&L Interiors played with gray and cream tones in the cloud pattern wallpaper and similar tones in the veining of the countertop and flooring to create a beautifully coordinated design element. The rich wood vanity adds warmth to the gray-sky effect, while deep blue tile in the shower brings to mind water, putting this bathroom design in sync with its rainy Seattle location.
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5. Bright, Sunshiny Day
Bright blue wall tile and swirling gray floor tile give this Chevy Chase, Maryland, bathroom by Teass \ Warren Architects a cloudy-day appearance, albeit perhaps one with a bit more sunshine than the previous bathroom. A midtone wood vanity warms the room, while its grid-like design coordinates with the grout lines in the wall tile to create visual texture. Long tube sconces add to the streamlined, contemporary style of the room.
Bright blue wall tile and swirling gray floor tile give this Chevy Chase, Maryland, bathroom by Teass \ Warren Architects a cloudy-day appearance, albeit perhaps one with a bit more sunshine than the previous bathroom. A midtone wood vanity warms the room, while its grid-like design coordinates with the grout lines in the wall tile to create visual texture. Long tube sconces add to the streamlined, contemporary style of the room.
4. West Meets West
Interior designer Bianca Ecklund created a fresh Mediterranean style in this Los Angeles bathroom. Terra-cotta flooring nods to designs common in seaside towns of Western Europe, while a navy blue vanity with black hardware and lots of white and light wood firmly grounds the look in the California coast.
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Interior designer Bianca Ecklund created a fresh Mediterranean style in this Los Angeles bathroom. Terra-cotta flooring nods to designs common in seaside towns of Western Europe, while a navy blue vanity with black hardware and lots of white and light wood firmly grounds the look in the California coast.
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3. Storage Star
HomeMasons maximized storage in this Richmond, Virginia, bathroom with a custom washed-oak vanity that features drawers, cabinets and open shelves. Tambour paneling on the uppers adds subtle texture, while dark floor tiles and soapstone countertops and backsplash give the design a punch of contrast.
HomeMasons maximized storage in this Richmond, Virginia, bathroom with a custom washed-oak vanity that features drawers, cabinets and open shelves. Tambour paneling on the uppers adds subtle texture, while dark floor tiles and soapstone countertops and backsplash give the design a punch of contrast.
2. Wet-Room Winner
The curbless wet-room layout in this Austin, Texas, bathroom by Pollen Architecture & Design commands attention. Deep blue-green tile in a vertical stacked pattern accentuates the height of the room and provides a moody backdrop against which the brass fixtures pop. A curvy soaking tub appears like a drop of white sunshine beneath the overhead skylight tube.
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The curbless wet-room layout in this Austin, Texas, bathroom by Pollen Architecture & Design commands attention. Deep blue-green tile in a vertical stacked pattern accentuates the height of the room and provides a moody backdrop against which the brass fixtures pop. A curvy soaking tub appears like a drop of white sunshine beneath the overhead skylight tube.
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1. Calm and Coordinated
In this Westfield, New Jersey, bathroom, interior designer Raychel Wade created a calm and inviting space by playing with subtle changes in tone and metal finishes. The slight contrast between the off-white elongated subway tiles and the white tub, the way the warm metal finishes work with the accent color on the shower curtain, and the coordination between the gray grout and the mosaic floor tile give the room a cohesive look and an easygoing vibe.
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In this Westfield, New Jersey, bathroom, interior designer Raychel Wade created a calm and inviting space by playing with subtle changes in tone and metal finishes. The slight contrast between the off-white elongated subway tiles and the white tub, the way the warm metal finishes work with the accent color on the shower curtain, and the coordination between the gray grout and the mosaic floor tile give the room a cohesive look and an easygoing vibe.
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Designer Leah Phillips created this Wilmette, Illinois, bathroom for two young girls, coming up with a style that would remain relevant as they grew up. Zellige-style shower tile in varying cream tones, a black-and-white rosette mosaic floor, a dark-stained vanity with reeded detailing, a marble countertop and playful botanical wallpaper deliver lasting appeal.
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