This Trending Now story features the most-saved bathroom photos uploaded to Houzz in 2022.
Choosing the right features for a bathroom can be overwhelming. But a look at the most-saved bathroom photos uploaded to Houzz in 2022 offers an efficient starting point. In this countdown you’ll find compelling ideas for curbless and low-curb showers, stylish takes on white palettes and wonderful ways to integrate accents of blue, black and wood.
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10. Elevated Style
In this clean-lined bathroom in Sydney, Australia, HecticrAt Architects installed a wall-hung toilet and vanity and a barrier-free, frameless glass shower. The uninterrupted expanse of floor makes the roughly 5-by-9-foot bathroom appear clean, modern and larger than it is. Meanwhile, a skylight washes the pale gray floor tile and white finger mosaic wall tiles in sunshine. And the vanity’s wormy chestnut adds a warm, earthy touch.
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Raychel Wade Design
9. Nuanced Neutrals
A standard shower-tub combination in this Westfield, New Jersey, bathroom looks luxe thanks to creamy, textured subway tile, warm brass fixtures and a pair of niches. Interior designer Raychel Wade tied the the tile’s warm gray grout to the color of the mosaic floor, which creates a sense of cohesiveness.
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Heidi Arwine Interiors
8. Blue Beauty
The owner of this 90-square-foot bathroom in Irving, Texas, asked designer Heidi Arwine to replace a shower-tub combo with a walk-in shower for guests. Using Houzz for inspiration, Arwine designed a low-curb shower with a frameless glass enclosure and a floating corner bench. She then added extra design interest by laying the blue subway tile in a herringbone pattern on the back wall.
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DiVittorio Design LLC
7. Streamlined and Serene
The corner shower in this San Francisco bathroom by looks barely there thanks to its frameless glass enclosure, which helps the room appear open even with a large soaking tub sharing the floor. The mosaic accent tile in the shower niche jazzes up the otherwise restrained gray, black and white finishes and minimalist lines.
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Factor Design Build
6. Farmhouse Flair
A hefty honed Carrara marble countertop with a 3-inch mitered edge tops a double vanity in this Boulder, Colorado, bathroom by Factor Design Build. In keeping with the home’s Belgian farmhouse-style aesthetic, the room’s zellige tile and natural wood have an organic, rustic-yet-luxurious feel, and the dark gray chevron tile floor and black cabinet pulls add depth.
TKS Design Group
5. Classic Creation
The design of this 98-square-foot bathroom in a fourth-floor walkup condo in Chicago takes its cues from the building’s 1920s architecture. Susan Klimala of The Kitchen Studio of Glen Ellyn selected era-appropriate subway tiles, marble mosaic basketweave tiles and polished nickel fixtures to give the room an updated traditional style.
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Jkath Design Build + Reinvent
4. Tuxedo Junction
In this sophisticated Edina, Minnesota, bathroom by Jkath Design Build + Reinvent, a large custom double vanity provides plenty of storage while its paint (Off-Black by Farrow & Ball) complements the black octagonal details in the honed marble floor tile. Gold-tone hardware gleams against the black-and-white backdrop.
Haven Design and Construction
3. Bold and Balmy
Jana Valdez of installed radiant-heat flooring and a warming towel rack in this 60-square-foot bathroom — features sure to be appreciated given that it’s in an Omaha, Nebraska, basem*nt. The custom vanity (painted in Onyx by Benjamin Moore and topped in gray quartz) coordinates with the modern, geometric-patterned porcelain shower tile to add bold contrast.
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2. Coastal Breeze
In a West Palm Beach, Florida, home designed by Heather Weisz and Lisa Hynes of HW Interiors using Houzz Pro software, this 90-square-foot bathroom reflects its waterfront locale with blue ceramic tile and abaca rope sconces. The look is especially refreshing thanks to the wall tile’s basketweave pattern and the honed marble floor tiles’ chevron pattern.
1. Niche Audience
The most-saved bathroom photo of 2022 — an elegant Chicago-area bathroom by — features a half wall dividing the shower and soaking tub that provides privacy, offers a spot for a towel hook and has three convenient niches. Perhaps it was the small recess near the bottom, intended for propping a foot while shaving one’s legs, that gave it (ahem) a leg up on the competition.
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