Bathroom Trends in 2020

Your bathroom is one of the most functional spaces in your home, so if you are planning a renovation in 2020 then here’s a few insights from some top designers focused on current and upcoming bathroom trends.

Biophilic Design Trend

If you like nature then this trend is for you. It’s been proven that we’re much more efficient and calmer if we are surrounded by nature, and seeing as we spend approx 30 days a year in the bathroom then why not bring nature in.

A quick way to make the bathroom seem like it’s been thrown in to nature is to integrate many plants into the decor. Create a wall full of greenery, pick natural tiles, and shapes that inspire natures natural shapes. Think baout the colours of the space too, opt for soothing tones with some whites, greys and greens.

Minimalistic Fittings

If you like to keep it simple and are looking for a minimalist bathroom design then this look’s for you! With clear glass walled showers the fittings are very much in full view so there are now a variety of minimalistic fittings which are unique and interesting. Say goodbye to chrome! It’s time to pick between black, gold, copper, brushed or shined fittings. The choice is yours!

Open Showers

In terms of showers, the predicted trend is to go for the open-concept shower that incorporates a bench, ambient lighting and linear drain. The new trend is to have a simple glass wall making the bathroom look a lot more spacious. We have also noticed separating walls with black frames – giving the space a loft-like look.

Console Style Vanities

2020 is all about console-style vanities as opposed to massive cabinetry. The use of space and simple lines allows the room to look much bigger and is ideal for smaller bathrooms. The only downside to this style of vanity is that there is less space to store your necessities so think about this before you commit.

Interesting Tiling

Tiles have been a bathroom product for years and this is not about to change. However, in 2020 it’s all about detail. Extravagant looking tiles are out and detailed tiles are all the rage. This means neutral colour palettes are at the forefront, typically in grey tones and matte black. For a little more of dynamic look and feel, you can opt for textured tiles.

Whatever your style or design these trends are definitely inspirational and can give you some great ideas for your bathroom renovation. If you would like to discuss your ideas with an expert then give the guys at i-renovate a call or drop us a line HERE.