02 January 2025
Katie Wells
Katie Wells
Modern Bathroom Trends for 2025
With the new year upon us, it's time to start thinking about the plans we wish to accomplish throughout the next 12 months. For many, this often includes home improvements, from completely renovating a space with a new, fresh design or making smaller upgrades to enhance the interior of a room. If improving your bathroom is on this year's to-do list, we've put together some of the bathroom design trends that will be most prevalent in 2025 to help you get started.
Interior design trends in 2025 reflect the greater focus people are placing on positivity and abundance. Homes are becoming more personal, focusing on objects, colours and patterns that bring the occupants joy rather than focusing solely on achieving a certain look, resulting in homely, comforting environments. With that in mind, there are certain design styles that appeal to the different moods people are most interested in achieving in their homes and allow for a personal, comforting and peaceful environment.
Neutral Colour Schemes
This long-term favourite is set to continue into 2025. Neutral colours like creams and whites create a welcoming, peaceful and calming space. When paired with stone-effect textures and light woods, a spa-like environment is achieved. Filled with tranquillity and indulgence, this colour scheme creates the optimal place to unwind while providing a beautiful bathroom design to be proud of. The great thing about a neutral colour scheme is that it is timeless, meaning that your space will continue to look modern and trendy for years to come.
Achieve this look in your home with our Limit furniture in Warm Stone. With a beautifully fluted front, not only does this furniture bring a stunning colour into your space but it also adds texture for a more interesting design. Keep up the sleek, spa-like appearance with a minimalist wall hung toilet. To add a bit of contrast to your bathroom interior, opt for brassware and accessories in Slate. This contrast breaks up the light tones and makes each element stand out.
Blissful Greens
Another continuation of a trend seen in previous years following on into 2025 is the use of greens. Green is known for its calming abilities, soothing the mind and soul by bringing us closer to nature. The key difference from previous years however is that where previously deep greens were mostly prominent in maximalist styles, various lighter shades of green are now being used in a more minimalist way. This shift creates a more homely environment, where positivity and peacefulness are the prevailing themes.
Our Tambour furniture unit in Sage Green offers the perfect colouring for this trend, especially when using wall panelling – another trending interior feature – as the fluted backboard ties the room together. A popular duo, black accents compliment a green colour scheme by allowing the green to be the focal point while adding further sophistication to the space. To achieve this look, opt for brassware, accessories and towel warmers in Slate.
A Calming Oasis
With calming, homely designs a driving factor behind interior trends in 2025, the Home Shores trend is one we will be seeing a lot of. This soothing design style draws on the calming elements of nature, particularly the healing properties of water. Coastal themes, water therapies and recreating the aura of the beach are essential parts of this trend, from a blue colour scheme to light natural woods.
Start with our Avenue furniture unit in Windsor Oak. This double drawer design offers plenty of storage to keep your bathroom essentials tucked away and your space looking clear and tidy. The use of a walk-in shower with a rain shower head provides a minimal design with the indulgence and therapeutic experience of an enveloping flow of water. Complete the design with Brushed Brass brassware and accessories. This finish offers a light accent that compliments the tone of the natural wood with colourings reminiscent of sandy beaches and summer days.
Playfulness In Design
Homely, personal designs are a prominent feature for 2025. With that in mind, more and more people are straying away from crisp, pristine designs that follow certain characteristics and bringing playful, bold styles into their homes. This style opens up a wide array of design options that feature the colours, styles and patterns you love. Playful designs can include things like bold patterned wallpaper, striking colour choices, pattern clashes and rounded rather than squared features.
Typically, when we think of bathroom furniture, we think of defined straight lines. Our Glide II furniture introduces a playful curved detail that separates the drawers. Continuing the curved theme, our Mada mirror offers an unusual and asymmetric shape that brings a joyful and quirky feature to this bathroom design. Complete the design with the Cerus freestanding bath featuring an eye-catching curved design.
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