27 Beautiful White Bathroom Designs That Showcase Crisp, Timeless Style
Stunning ideas for creating a luxurious bath.
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To those up-to-date on the most recent, eye-catching home decor trends, a white bathroom may seem like an ultra-safe option. But, an all-white bathroom can communicate cleanliness, luster and polished simplicity in a way few other designs can. A no-nonsense look that generates a feeling of serenity, the white bathroom is a certified classic.
Pearly white subway tiles installed on a wall, a vintage ivory vanity and pigment-less cabinetry can all make a white bathroom truly shine and sparkle. Highlighted by tiling, quality furnishings and metal or wood accents, white bathrooms have certainly captured the attention of countless homeowners and designers. And, it’s easy to see why. With the right touches, a somewhat dull bathroom can transform into a bright and relaxing spa, perfect for a night soaking in the tub.
And just because it’s white, doesn’t mean it has to be boring. There are plenty of creative ways to turn your bathroom into a personal oasis. Install tiles with geometric patterns, a one-of-a-kind pendant light or an antique pedestal sink to help add texture, dimension and functionality. If you’re going for a more modern look, opt for glossy lacquer cabinets and touches of soft grays. For those inclined toward a more lived-in, farmhouse style, consider incorporating a vanity in a warm wood, shiplap panels or a stone or wood-polished side table.
Still not convinced? We’ve rounded up 27 spaces to demonstrate the invigorating appeal of an all-white bathroom designed with style and finesse.
Day at the Beach
Designer Allison Garcy expertly paired a wooden stool and blue and orange bath accessories to a stunning photograph of a beach via bird’s eye view.
Mirror Image
Double vanities, a freestanding tub and custom mother of pearl mosaic tile floors make this bathroom by the firm SUBU Design Architecture a spa-like oasis.
Farmhouse Feels
For this farmhouse bathroom, Houston-based designer Courtney Hill paired black tiles with a steel-framed mirror, pair of sconces and a black marble top vanity—clean, straightforward and effective!
Classic Blue and White
A medicine cabinet outfitted with a bold, blue and white statement wallpaper gives this pristine bath designed by Duan Curry an eye-catching pop of color.
Lived-In Luxury
A marble top, wooden vanity with gold hardware finishes and matching globe pendant light give this modern bath luster and luxury. Los Angeles-based designer Kim Lapin added a colorful throw rug and calming art piece as finishing touches.
Pearly White
A sophisticated wooden stool makes a polished contrast to the all-white elements on display in this bath designed by Lori Gilder.
Let There Be Light
A gorgeous, circular window lets ample light into an all-white bathroom accented with dark wood furnishings, chic throw rugs and a functionally large rattan basket. Design firm Brockschmidt and Coleman add light touches of green by way of a fern and vase.
Good Things Come in Small Packages
Design firm reDesign home proves that modestly sized bathrooms can still pack a punch. A brown toilet seat and portrait painting lend gravitas to pure white tiles and pedestal sink in this open and airy washroom.
New Flame
Designer Stefani Stein employed a custom flame-blackened wooden vanity with marble top and gold brass hardware to counterbalance a crisp, all-white master bathroom.
Blue Velvet
Designer Janet Patterson sourced a navy, velvet vanity stool and a speckled, blue flower vase to offset the bright white shiplap paneling covering the walls of this master bath in an oceanside Miami cottage.
Monochrome Moment
Going for a vintage look, the firm Steve + Filip Design Inc. paired a grandiose, gold embellished bathtub with an eye-catching black and white tile floor inlaid with marble. A black side table and mirrored gilded towel racks complete the look.
Pure & Simple
By utilizing gray wooden cabinets, simple black hardware, and gold and dark wood accents, design firm MLK Studio shows that simple is best.
Glam, Bam, Thank you Ma’am
For this stately Brooklyn Heights apartment, the firm designs by human created a cosmopolitan and chic double-duty bath and powder room. The fluffy vanity stool, bright gold hardware and black-and-white tile floor combine to make a stylish getaway, perfect for getting glam in.
Green Light
In designing this children’s bathroom, the firm Leo Designs Chicago utilized a mossy green vanity, mirror frame and towel set to accent an all-white bathroom, imbuing serenity and cheer.
A Moroccan Touch
For a large powder room enclosed by curved walls, designer Bradley Bayou installed gorgeous, hand-carved Moroccan tiles that accentuate the mirror’s funky frame and the unique silhouette of the surrounding chairs.
Oceanside View
Chicago-based designer Michael Abrams opted for gray and white geometric tile, metal embellishments and marble shower for this sophisticated, oceanside master bathroom.
Knick Knacks
New York-based designer Tamara Hubinsky proved that an all-white bathroom doesn’t have to be boring by arranging cute and fun ornaments on installed wooden shelves.
Limestone Love
Designer Mark Culter implemented mosaic tile walls and carved limestone surround to transform this bubble bath into a luxurious resort, complete with gorgeous vases and a white orchid.
A Tint of Orange
For a crisp, functional bathroom with a view overlooking the water, design firm Stokkers + Company accented hues of orange through a muted wall, bath accessories and a bouquet of orange tulips.
Modern Manner
For this Hudson Street brownstone, firm J. Patryce Design utilized gray and white, mosaic tile and console sinks, each paired with a steel framed mirror. The muted hues of blue, gray and green alongside dignified furnishings imbue crisp modernism.
Alicia Mies is an editorial intern at Chairish, an online marketplace for vintage home decor. Before covering interior design for Chairish, she completed journalism internships at local newspapers and earned her B.A. in Urban Studies from Brown University. She is based in the Bay Area where she eats plenty of pho and Korean barbecue.
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