The Latest Bathroom Designs We Will See in 2020

The new year is fast approaching and the best way to welcome it is to make simple renovations that can make an impact in 2020.

Renovating the kitchen may first come to mind since the kitchen is considered the favorite room for most American families.

Ask yourself the question, Where do you start your day and end it? Not the kitchen but the bathroom.

Taking this into consideration makes a bathroom remodel a great idea for the new year. There are many bathroom designs that we can apply to our most important space in the home.

Your Most Important Room in the Home

Many homeowners take the bathroom for granted but other than our beds, the bathroom is where we usually begin and end each day.

According to studies, the average person spends at least 1.5 years of their life in the bathroom.

The sacred space can be a source of great ideas for many. Most of the time, we get the space and solitude that we need to recharge and refresh our minds.

A warm shower after a tiring day is one of the best ways to end your day. 

This is why bathroom designs are important. Who wants broken tiles and cabinets to leaky showers and non-functioning heaters?

Let’s face it, we all want a bathroom that not only looks good but one that works.

Here are some of the bathroom design trends to look out for this 2020.

Biophilic Design Trend

This will get nature lovers excited! This design incorporates nature and greenery to the overall look of your bathroom.

People are at ease and perform better when surrounded by nature, we can duplicate this scenario by adding plants into the decor.

Make a wall full of greenery and choose natural colors like white, grey and green. Allow natural light to come in by adding a skylight to mimic outdoor lighting.

A wallpaper with trees plus natural material tiles can finish the look. 

Standalone Tubs and Sinks

Japanese style bathrooms are becoming a trend where natural and asymmetrical shapes abound.

Standalone tubs and water basins can be quite an attraction to your remodel project. Put your tub at the center or even at the corner of the space. 

Washbasins that are made from marble or stone will give that natural and minimalist look.

Bold Black Bathrooms

An elegant look that is often seen in high-end spas. Many owners would shy away from black because it can shrink your space further.

Large bathrooms are great remodel projects for a timeless and classic all-black bathroom.

Black will always be in style, tweaking your decor every so often can refresh your black bathroom.

Adding plenty of greenery can lift that oppressive and claustrophobic vibe in your bathroom.

Industrial Look

Bathroom designs are now using more exposed shower plumbing for that industrial feel and style.

The industrial look is all about focusing on the “unfinished” for that minimalist vibe.

Concrete countertops and exposed metal pipes are the common ideas for that rustic look. Exposed plumbing and industrial bathrooms are like peanut butter and jelly, they always go hand in hand. 

Vintage bathrooms allow industrial elements to shine, decorations should be kept to a minimum. 

If you want to achieve “industrial-like” noise, there are tankless toilets that you can buy that uses a pressure valve just like the ones used in public restrooms. 

Adding a galvanized steel tub instead of the traditional tub can be a showstopper. No shower curtains, please.

Marble with Hidden Drains

Grouted tile is now a thing of the past for shower floors. Drains are now invisible and large marble slabs are used to hide the plumbing beneath.

The marble is sandblasted to create a non-slip surface.

More Windows

What used to be a private room now gets more windows with amazing views. This style of having vanities set in front of windows bring more natural light in.

Open Concept Design

Privacy glass only acts as a barrier to this new concept of getting ready without any walls. 

No more doors and walls to cover you as you prepare for work in the morning. Showering and dressing up in the open air is now becoming the norm.

People now want to feel free and liberated which is why this concept is becoming popular in the interior design arena. 

Concrete Designs

More and more designers are using concrete for their bathroom designs. There are concrete walls, floors, basins and countertops. 

Keep in mind that countertops need to be durable and look good as well. They are exposed to moisture, cleaning solutions, and toiletries. Concrete surprisingly fits the bill in this case.

They blend well with wood, steel, resin and porcelain for that industrial look. 

Wall Art

This trend is seen to continue well into 2020. Wall art can add an elegant touch to your bathroom design and it can surely give life to a dull wall.

Remodel your Bathroom with Help from the Experts

A bathroom remodel using the latest bathroom designs can make your space more stylish, efficient and functional. 

It can add value to your home and helps your room adapt to your current situation. 

Just remember how many times you and your family visit the bathroom daily. 

It would be great if we can maximize every inch of space that we have. 

Situations change, having children may cause you to rethink the design and make it more suited to the needs at present.

Long term planning can also come into play when retirement is knocking at the door, a different design may suit you.

If you have plans of renovating your bathroom, Sand and Swirl Inc. can provide a wide range of bathroom and shower solutions for your home.

They are known for their cultured marble and grout-free bathroom surfacing products. 

If you live in the Layton, Ogden, and Bountiful area why not give them a call. They will assist you from concept, construction, installation and finishing.

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