A Luxury Bathroom: Inspiration for a Lavish Space

A freestanding soaking tub is the ultimate centerpiece for a luxury bathroom. You’ll find them available in a range of sizes, shapes and designs and with different accent trim options to coordinate with your bathroom hardware. Look for a deep tub that offers an indulgent soak and match it with a high-arc or waterfall freestanding bathtub faucet.

A walk-in shower space gives your bathroom a luxury look and a relaxing experience. For a shower fixture, a rain shower head is a good placed to start but you might want to boost the appeal and relaxation with a shower system. These packages range from dual/combo head systems to full shower panel systems that add adjustable body sprays, LED lights and more. 

Installing a wall-mount floating sink gives a bathroom a unique look and is a dramatic part of a luxury modern bathroom design. Installing a pedestal sink gives a bathroom a more open feel and can be the perfect luxury half bathroom idea. A vessel sink offers an elevated appearance and acts as a focal point, especially if you install it on a vessel sink vanity with a marble or quartz top.

Single-handle faucets and touchless faucets are perfect choices for a luxury bathroom, and a wall-mount faucet creates a standout look. Like a bathtub faucet, a sink faucet with a waterfall spout or a high-arc spout elevates the luxury appeal. For even more style, look for a sink with LED lighting that changes with the water temperature.

The toilet doesn’t have to be common or purely functional. Replacing a builder-grade two-piece fixture with a one-piece toilet in a sleek design creates a more elegant look. Look for comfort and luxury features here as well, including chair height designs, heated seats, night lights, touchless flush and bidet functionality. You can even replace your toilet with a bidet toilet for the ultimate in comfort.

Lighting sets the mood for any room and the bathroom is no exception. Decorative vanity lights and sconces work well near the vanity or along a wall. Bathroom-rated chandeliers and pendant lights look beautifully elegant over your freestanding tub and give you a nearly endless range of styles and designs. Indirect lighting is perfect for accents, but make sure you have enough primary lighting to safely move around the space and to get ready in the morning.

Some flooring options are right at home with indulgent, luxury bathroom styles. Tile is a popular choice and the options for format, shape, color, finish and more let you create just about any look that suits your space. Other options include waterproof luxury vinyl tile (LVT) and waterproof luxury vinyl plank (LVP) flooring that easily create the look of wood, stone and marble. Make your floor look and feel luxurious with waterproof hardwood options. Go one step further and install underfloor heating for those cold winter mornings. Just make sure it’s suitable for your flooring type.

As you’re selecting faucets, hardware and lighting fixtures for your luxury bathroom design, keep the finish in mind. Any of these finishes raise the style of your bathroom:

• Matte black
• Matte white
• Brushed nickel
• Copper 
• Gold
• Brass

Sometimes the little things make a difference. Try these luxury bathroom décor ideas to add the finishing touches to your upgrade.

• Decorative Hardware: Look for decorative bathroom hardware that ties the different areas of your bathroom together.
• Plush Towels: Upgrade to plush towels to suit the look and feel of your new luxury bathroom design.
• Towel Warmer: Add a towel warmer to boost the luxury feel to a whole new level.
• Mood Lighting: Adjustable smart light bulbs let you change light levels, and, depending on the light, the color temperature and even the hue of the lighting.
• Indoor Plants: Filling your space with the living green of plants adds natural beauty and gives you opportunities for more luxe touches with decorative planters.
• Smart Storage: While shelving and wall cabinets aren’t luxury items in themselves, they create places to display plants and décor items. They also help to organize or conceal day-to-day items and reduce clutter.