Bathroom Decorating

Absorbent, plush, and machine washable, this mat checks all the right boxes.

I discovered this toothbrush holder fifteen years ago when I was confronted with a built-in, vintage ceramic toothbrush holder with holes too small for my contemporary toothbrush.

"The texture is amazing and makes the bathroom look so much brighter and cleaner."

You'd better hide the Squatty Potty.

None will set you back more than $35 and can save you cash in the long run!

From artists Edvard Munch, Fernando Botero, Roy Lichtenstein, and more.

He showed off his unique pad to Architectural Digest, and the peaceful home exudes his individuality.

Create a serene, spa-like oasis with towels, accessories, and furniture in clean designs and soothing colors.

Sink Reviews, as its name suggests, is an account dedicated to critiquing public bathroom sinks. It might sound strange but the videos are surprisingly entertaining.

They're popping up in real estate listings.

You may never want to get out of the tub.

Yes, you need wash your loofah!

If a fresh coat of paint is on your mind, you might be surprised to learn the top-searched bathroom colors for this year so far, according to an interior expert.

It’s made me so happy — and could lift your spirits, too!

You might become instantly obsessed.

Starting at just $4.59!

Get ready for the most relaxing shower you've ever had.

Experts break down what you need to know about dry brushing.

Are you using your eucalyptus properly?

Your most frustrating bathtub woe, instantly solved.

The four-part TikTok series, titled “A New York City Mystery”, is both eerie and hilarious.

And what to opt for instead.

It helps brighten up the space.

And they come from a brand you might not have heard about yet.

It's a virtual celebration of retro features.

It's quick, effective, and DIY friendly!

You might like it, too!

We rounded up everything you need to bring the spa home to you.

Starting at $25!

You may never want to get out of bed — or leave your bathroom — again!

The top googled question might surprise you.

According to people who have been there.

And it helped sell my house.

Best of all: They're all under $30.

Art Deco! Sustainable decor! Wallpaper!

According to the pros!

It's sure to sell out.

Here are three reasons why.

It's the perfect amount of fluffiness.

I resigned myself to being disappointed with the bathroom, but then I realized the fix was simple.

Ever met a shower curtain that's life-changing and cheap? Gear up!

Believe it or not, there's plenty of privacy.

They look and feel way more luxe than their low price might suggest.

Her bathtub area that looks like it’s ripped out of an illustration of Rapunzel’s tower or Cinderella’s castle.

I've been switching it up my linens here, and it's brought me a lot of joy.

Never get annoyed with your shower curtain again.

Spring has sprung at Lush Cosmetics with the launch of dozens of new bath bombs, massage bars, soaps, and sugar scrubs. It’s mesmerizing to watch the animations of the bath bombs on their product pages, fizzing away and leaving behind colorful water, but watching the animal-shaped ones ominously dip out of sight was an unexpected treat that we couldn’t help but giggle at.

This is what happens when you love neutral tones, but Instagram favors bold colors.

Moore appeared on "Late Night With Seth Meyers" and explained her viral bathroom photo.

Coral can be defined as a reddish yellow, pinkish yellow or a light yellowish red. It’s similar in shade to salmon and tangerine, with the former having a stronger pink undertone and the latter, a stronger orange. Coral is often associated with colors suited for a Caribbean beach house or tropical decor, but with the variety of tones, this bold yet warm color is quite easy to pull off in many spaces.

Name: Faith and MikeType of Project: Master Bathroom CreationLocation: Columbus, OhioType of building: 1920s, multi-level, single family homeIf you’ve been following along with the master bathroom creation in our home renovation, then today is the big day: you get to see how it all turned out!

Plus, it's rental-friendly and helps boost natural light, too!

Renovation and rental are two words that you don’t hear too much in the same sentence, but even though you might not be able to completely overhaul your rental apartment, there are ways to cover up that old avocado-green tile, add storage to your small shower, or transform an ugly overhead light without making your landlord angry in the process.

Despite being small, bathrooms can be the trickiest to decorate. We find ourselves thinking wisely about every decision, since this room holds a captive audience. If you’re looking for a little country or vintage charm in your bathroom, try recycling or repurposing something you may already have.

Taking advantage of this space will only set you back $10!

It’s ultra-absorbent, sustainable, and even resists mold.

We see—and hear—you!

Say goodbye to your terry cotton towels forever.

Your new favorite bath towel: found!

Move over, colored grout! This latest trend has even more sparkle and shine.

It's one of the easiest ways to make your bathroom feel more zen.

Just throw things in, close the lid, and move on.

And it's not expensive!

And it doesn't require any tools for install!

I love the feel of plush bath mats, but mine usually end up staying tamped down, accumulating dog hair, and generally not being nice and fluffy. Given that I recently learned I have a few household allergies, I’ve decided it’s time to forgo the cotton rug.I’m considering these options, most of which are naturally antifungal; others are aromatic. All I know is I won’t miss having to shake out and wash my cloth bath mat.1.

Bippity-boppity-book your stay!

Looking for fresh ideas for revitalizing the same old bathrooms you have in your home in this new year? This year, it’s all about taking old ideas and translating them in an accessible (read: easy, affordable and quick) way to give your bathroom a fun, fresh look without a ton of work. We’ve got 15 ideas to try out (one at a time or combined with others!). Why stick to just one bathmat?

Wouldn’t it be nice to be able to get away and treat ourselves to a spa weekend, like every weekend? Well, if that dream is a bit out of your reach for financial or practical reasons (we’re all probably in this boat!), there is still something you can reach for: A more spa-like bathroom that melts the day’s worries away or gets you in the best, relaxed mood to face the day. These six ways are affordable and should work in just about any bathroom (even small or windowless ones!

Dehlia’s tiny bathroom is typical of a city apartment: a 4 x 6 foot space that benefited from a functional, small-scale redesign. The floors are slate, the walls are seaglass, and the fixtures are well proportioned for the room. It can be difficult to find small tubs, toilets, and sinks for a bathroom renovation, but combing Dehlia’s source list as well as a few good posts from the Apartment Therapy archives, we’ve found some relevant resources.

Sorry if we’re sci-fi geeking a bit, but this Folding Shower shown above looks straight from The Fifth Element, specifically the scene where Korben Dallas (B. Willis) has to push Leeloo (an unforgettable Milla Jovovich) into a hideaway shower. Designed specifically for small space dwellers, this French designed shower is seeking a manufacturer, so it’s not yet on the market, but we think would be perfect for people who decide to convert their spare closets into a bathroom.

If you're designing a bathroom this year, you'll probably pick one of these six trends.

Hex tile, clawfoot tubs, porcelain pedestal sinks. These are few of the elements that make up our idea of a “classic” bathroom—the kind you might find in a pre-war apartment or a New England farmhouse.The nice thing about a classic bathroom is that it’s not going to go out of style anytime soon. Materials like subway tile and marble counters are long-lasting and tend to survive the cycle of trends.