Best Bathroom Design Trends 2018

The Hottest Bathroom Design Trends for summer 2018 

The Hottest Bathroom Design Trends for summer 2018 – We might still be in spring, but summer is just around the corner! With the change of season, most people will want to refresh their bathroom space and explore new trends and ideas. So this summer following this trends you will elevate your bathroom to the next level showing that the bathroom can be the trendiest and hottest space of the house.

Escaping To the Spa

In an age when we are busier than ever, a spa-like bathroom is a necessity. In order to elevate your bathroom to a spa-like, you will need muted lighting, deep soaking tubs, and lots of soft textures. After this transformation, you will have a warm summer storm every time you step foot in the bathroom.

Japanese Calm

The new serenity trend is inspired by the Japanese notion of Zen. Traditional Japanese bathrooms are nothing short of a serene scenic journey into a misty rainforest. With attention to color, design, placement and utility, the Japanese really focus on creating a peaceful space that is useful yet pleasing. Soft brown, gold, white and smooth granite surfaces are all trends in modern Japanese bathroom design.

Metallic Glamour

There is definitely a trend emerging for modern metallic finished, and it’s worth tapping into for your new bathroom design. Gold is definitely experiencing a renaissance now, but it’s important to set the right tone, so add a gold tap, for example, and this will give the feeling of glamour without veering into tackiness.

The Return of Color

Whites and neutrals will probably never go out of style in the bathroom, but try to introduce color and have some fun in the process. Blue color palettes are also on-trend this year. You will see since blackened to denim blues mixed with metallic hues.

Darker Tones are Hot

In a space known so long for its neutral whites and light wood stain colors, the dark shades are starting to conquer this space. This includes dark tile flooring, grey painted elegant cabinets, matte black plumbing fixtures and cabinet hardware and even dark painted accent walls. Though the trend is slow, darker tones are definitely here to stay.