1) Dim and Relaxing

With the clean, gleaming feel, traditional bathrooms do not always go. Dim is sometimes modern as well, as with this traditional bathroom space. Dominated by a slate tile of dark gray.

The light wood furniture and white fittings provide a required touch of warmth, color, and natural feeling. Note the minimal hardware and how the sinks ‘ form resembles the tiles ‘ size and shape.

2) Simplicity of glamour

This bathroom in marble because of its golden hardware and all-marble style, it uses a lot of modern decor classics and a touch of elegance. Only the curves of the faucet spouts contrast the static implementation of square and rectangular shapes.

Note how on the side, rather than on the top next to the faucet, the temperature control handles for the sink. This is an interesting choice to pay more attention to the rectangular shapes that dominate the bathroom.

3) The white minimalist

Minimalism is an important feature of modern decoration. Minimal as it gets: clean, function-focused, and fluff-free.

Certainly, this bathroom is powerful, but it’s also very serene. In a room that has nothing to distract you, you can easily imagine freeing your mind from every day worries.

4) Modern Mid-Century

The modern style also refers to what designers call “mid-century,” a type of decoration influenced by the 50s and 60s sensitivities and architectural practices.

It’s the rounded corners of vanity that give the space its mid-century feel in this modern bathroom, found on Homestratosphere. Perhaps adding to this traditionally mid-century modern bathroom is the dark wood paneling which contrasts with the white beige tile.

5) Ultra-modernist

This bathroom can be the epitome of modernity, located on the Homestratosphere. A floating vanity makes space look larger, wall-sized windows make the bathroom appear as part of the landscape, and there is almost no visual presence in the room in the transparent freestanding tub. 

There is certainly a “zero footprint” in this bathroom. That component is chosen to occupy the smallest possible space, both physically and aesthetically. This room definitely makes the transparent pool!

6) Warm luxury style

To be modern, not all bathrooms need to be cold and sterile. Space is warm comfortable, accommodating. We also concentrate on geometric shapes (in this case, shapes like eggs through the sink and tub), a simple color scheme (warm neutrals), and minimal decorative elements. Typical modern features are wood and stone (or convincing look-alike). 

While this one certainly has more decoration than most modern bathrooms, the decorative elements are simple, with basic shapes: empty frames, paddles, and candles.

7) Open Plan

The characteristic of a lot of bathrooms in modern style is an open plan that usually includes transparent glass walls around showers. In smaller spaces, this is particularly good.

A “wet-room” style and distinctly modern elements are used in this bathroom: geometric forms in flat squares, a monochrome color scheme, and minimal decorative elements (again, some flowers seem to do the trick).

8) Simply Modern

This Bathroom has all modern design features simple geometric shapes (dominated by squares and rectangles), white predominance with a little dark brown, natural stone backsplash, and little decor.  

Definitely, the fresh flowers render the room here. These not only add a touch of color (which you can change depending on your mood) but also make the bathroom less sterile and more inviting and homey.

9) Concrete

Throughout sink basins, countertops, floors and walls, we can see the use of concrete use. Seeing a harsh product combined with natural elements is really exciting. Concrete has historically been seen as cold and unwelcoming, but I’m of the opinion that combining this utilitarian medium with woods metal, porcelain and resin is what you guys will see in 2020 throughout all design aesthetics. 

10) SPA-LIKE Models

We see that the bath is no longer seen by people as a functional space and more as an experiential space. I try spa-like experiences as well as some kind of glamorous elegance for what used to be a very indoor and private environment.

Modern style can mean different things to different people, but in general, some of the same concepts and strategies are often found when we refer to modern design: Geometric forms, neutral and simple colors, decorative flourishes little to no, and natural materials. 

If you’re remodeling a bathroom in a modern home, prominent designers will inspire you with some of these examples.