Who Else Wants An Entirely New Bathroom?

Calling all homeowners who want to renovate their bathrooms but need some inspiration for what it would look like: We’re about to dive into 2025’s bathroom design trends. Here’s a comprehensive list of design themes that are either emerging or are still standing the test of time.

28 Bathroom Remodeling Trends In 2025

There really is a fad for every kind of bathroom this year. No matter the size or the budget, you’ll likely find something.

1. Natural zen. The point of this design is to connect humans with nature through the use of house plants, natural lighting, and water features. Wood shelving, furniture, and items are a priority. Plus, you can add many coordinating details, such as wicker baskets, bamboo soap dishes, linen curtains, stone sinks, jute rugs, and small fountains.

2. Wow walls. Make a wall a focal point. Note that tile or mosaic can cover the entire wall and keep water where it should be. Plus, they’re easy to clean!

One method to personalize your walls is to combine two tile sizes, colors, and patterns of your choosing.

3. Skylights. When you put a skylight above a shower or bathtub, the room appears larger. Furthermore, as long as your home is adequately insulated, a skylight will reduce your energy consumption, lowering energy bills.

4. Wood paneling. For those who desire a versatile trend, wood paneling easily adapts to coastal, rustic, Scandinavian, contemporary, and farmhouse styles. You could contrast the wood paneling with metal details, laurel green, and navy blue to pull the look together.

Alternatively, you may opt for a partial paneling look. You would install the paneling on the lower half of the wall and cover the top half with ceramic tile.

5. Large floating vanities. Large floating vanities with double sinks and frameless mirrors are everywhere in 2025. They can occupy the width of one wall or extend into adjoining walls. When it comes to these vanities, you have the liberty of choosing from many materials, such as glass, wood, metal, composite, and more!

6. Microcement shower walls. Microcement shower walls are available in neutral tones and polished or matte finishes, matching most bathrooms. Having a smooth surface and no visible joints, these strong, durable walls are a breeze to clean.

7. Patches of color. For a cute, calming bathroom, simply pick a soothing color, like blush pink, white, sage green, or a shade you’d see in nature, and assign areas to display it. Don’t go overboard, utilize neutral elements for balance, such as white accessories and pale wood furniture.

8. Vertical tiles. Vertical tiles on the walls appear to stretch out bathrooms with low ceilings, making the room taller. Porcelain and ceramic tile go well with this design, as do black, silver, and gold fittings.

9. Out-of-this-world ceilings. Make your bathroom ceiling a work of art in any way you can dream. You have so many options: patterned wallpaper, various finishes, wooden beams or slats (for taller bathrooms), wall sconces, illuminated cornices, etc. So, choose what you want to see when you look up!

10. Therapeutic rooms. The idea is to combine elements that promote wellness and turn your bathroom into a calming sanctuary. Currently, one of the most popular additions is a sauna. Additionally, many homeowners are enjoying oversized bathtubs with multiple jets as well as chromatherapy lighting. 

Another option is to separate a shower and deep tub with a partition. Regardless of how you bathe, your finishing touches could be house plants, an oil diffuser, and subdued lighting.

11. Metal medley. Believe it or not, mixing metals is perfectly tasteful in the interior design world. The trick is combining at least two shades: silver, gold, bronze, and black. Then, choose a glossy or matte finish for your faucets and accessories.

12. Coastal/Ocean-inspired. Do you want your bathroom to remind you of the beach, the deep ocean, or both? Choose your colors accordingly, like light sand, white, aqua blue, and sage green for a coastal vibe. 

For a calm, oceanic feel, “Soft aqua tones evoke a beachy tranquil vibe, while deeper navy hues add a touch of sophistication and depth,” Decorilla states. So, pair this color scheme with natural materials, such as light wood, stone, ceramic pots, and wicker baskets. 

Another priority for this look is reflective surfaces; think mirrors, and glass. Then, add some sconces or rattan light fixtures and wood paneling.

13. Maximalism. Maximalism is for those who want a bold, extravagant look. You can achieve this with patterned tiling, graphic wallpaper, and thick, venous stone surfaces. This is no time to be simple!

14. Mosaic. Where can you put mosaic tile in your bathroom? Anywhere you want, whether it’s in the shower, on the floor, or on walls! In fact, it can make small bathrooms feel more expansive.

15. Micro patterns. When you’re trying to give your mirrors and fixtures a matching background, little patterns with non-visible grout lines are the way to go.

 16. Soft and organic. This style uses organic tile that is warm and inviting. You can use water-inspired lines and fluid or botanical prints to achieve a natural softness.

17. Statement lighting. This bathroom trend is precisely what it sounds like! Whether you display chandeliers, wall sconces, or pendant lights, make your lighting the focal point of the room.

18. Backlit backsplashes. Transform your fixtures, faucets, drawer pulls, and surfaces with polished chrome, brushed nickel, or matte black finishes. If you’re on a budget, you could begin with replacing your fixtures.

19. Natural stone countertops. Natural stone countertops are perfect for bathrooms because they resist heat, moisture, and stains! Plus, they’re timeless, low-maintenance, and durable, making them ideal countertops for forever homes. Trending materials include granite, quartzite, and marble.

20. Refreshing white. Another timeless design fad is to put white almost everywhere: the walls, fixtures, etc. Enhance the brightness with mirrors and natural lighting making your bathroom look tidy and spacious.

For a touch of sophistication, add some colors and accessories.

21. Soft pastels. Achieve the effect of a calming atmosphere with light, airy colors. Popular pastels in 2025 include mint green, lavender, and blush pink. Display these colors in your backsplash or accent wall, towels, and decor.

22. Earthy neutral hues. A bathroom with this timeless color scheme will go well with most homes. Display taupe, beige, warm gray, natural wood, stone, and metal accents to create an elegant getaway!

23. Go bold! This is your chance to express your creativity. So, choose your favorite bold textures and patterns. You may want to utilize textured wallpaper or geometric tiles.

24. Integrated storage. What’s better than functional, stylish storage that hides your clutter away? Whether it be built-in shelves, recessed niches, hidden cabinets, or clear bins and drawer organizers, you can neatly store your cosmetics.

25. Personalized touches. You deserve to have a bathroom that feels deeply personal. Do you have unique artwork, hand-crafted decor, photographs, and DIY projects to display? Now’s the time!

Monogrammed towels, custom vanities, and bespoke mirrors can also reflect your personal taste.

26. Sustainability. Reduce your carbon footprint with eco-friendly materials and fixtures. Your utility bills will decrease when you conserve water with low-flow toilets and water-saving shower heads while displaying LED bulbs. Then, install Energy Star appliances and blend your chosen materials, such as recycled glass, stone, second-hand features, bamboo, and reclaimed wood.

27. Open-concept showers. This is another functional yet aesthetically-pleasing design. With linear drains and frameless glass panels, you’ll have an unblocked flow throughout the bathroom. So, this spacious room won’t need shower curtains or doors!

28. Smart technology. Who doesn’t want a convenient, high-tech bathroom? Just imagine washing up in a shower where you can personalize the water flow, temperature, and listen to music, then stepping onto heated floors that you can control with your smartphone. So, you may want to start with smart thermostats and lighting or go so far as to use a smart mirror that provides your schedule, the news, and weather updates.

So, if you live in Canada or The United States, and you’re ready to remodel your bathroom, make a FREE Request on GetAssist for a local contractor TODAY! Whatever you need to do for your bathroom: knock down a wall, major plumbing or electrical work, and more, hire an experienced local renovation specialist within your budget with a click of a button.