The 10 Most Popular Bathrooms of 2020
See the thoughtful materials and creative storage ideas that made these Houzz bathroom photos the most saved of the year
This Trending Now story features the most-saved bathroom photos uploaded to Houzz since Jan. 1, 2020.
A well-designed bathroom can be a calming place to begin a busy day or decompress at the end of one. And that’s what many people needed more of in 2020. The following countdown of the 10 most popular bathroom photos uploaded to Houzz in 2020 offers ideas for creating a soothing, rejuvenating space that encourages a hot shower or a long soak.
A well-designed bathroom can be a calming place to begin a busy day or decompress at the end of one. And that’s what many people needed more of in 2020. The following countdown of the 10 most popular bathroom photos uploaded to Houzz in 2020 offers ideas for creating a soothing, rejuvenating space that encourages a hot shower or a long soak.
9. Bold Blue and Brass
Designer Lital Ben of Baron Construction & Remodeling paired white subway tile with a bold blue vanity and brass plumbing fixtures and hardware in this San Mateo, California, bathroom. Graphic blue-and-white floor tile amps up the design.
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Designer Lital Ben of Baron Construction & Remodeling paired white subway tile with a bold blue vanity and brass plumbing fixtures and hardware in this San Mateo, California, bathroom. Graphic blue-and-white floor tile amps up the design.
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8. Shower With Room for Two
Designer Katie Rees of Katie Grace Designs in Little Rock, Arkansas, removed a wall and added seamless glass to create this large, luxurious shower with room for two. White-and-gray marble tiles of various sizes and shapes wrap the stall, creating interesting pattern play. Elongated hexagonal tiles grace the back wall, small mosaic tiles cover the floor, and large-format rectangular tiles cover the side walls, bench and exterior border.
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Designer Katie Rees of Katie Grace Designs in Little Rock, Arkansas, removed a wall and added seamless glass to create this large, luxurious shower with room for two. White-and-gray marble tiles of various sizes and shapes wrap the stall, creating interesting pattern play. Elongated hexagonal tiles grace the back wall, small mosaic tiles cover the floor, and large-format rectangular tiles cover the side walls, bench and exterior border.
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7. Navy Mood
To create a nautical feel for these homeowners in Cohasset, Massachusetts, designer Janet Shea mixed a Shaker-style white oak vanity and wood-look porcelain floor tile with navy shower tile and lots of white. The combination of warm and weathered finishes with crisp, clean finishes keeps the room from feeling cold.
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To create a nautical feel for these homeowners in Cohasset, Massachusetts, designer Janet Shea mixed a Shaker-style white oak vanity and wood-look porcelain floor tile with navy shower tile and lots of white. The combination of warm and weathered finishes with crisp, clean finishes keeps the room from feeling cold.
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6. Hardworking Blue
The attractive blue vanity and cabinetry in this Phoenix bathroom create a refreshing backdrop that allows the brass finishes, wood mirror and graphic floor tile to pop. The well-balanced material palette by kitchen and bath remodeler Mariano & Co. results in a space that feels welcoming and complete.
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The attractive blue vanity and cabinetry in this Phoenix bathroom create a refreshing backdrop that allows the brass finishes, wood mirror and graphic floor tile to pop. The well-balanced material palette by kitchen and bath remodeler Mariano & Co. results in a space that feels welcoming and complete.
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5. Black-and-White Beauty
Designer Molly Erin Carter of Molly Erin Designs used three different white tiles to create an original look in the shower surround of this Sacramento, California, bathroom. A black ceiling and floor delivers dramatic contrast.
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Designer Molly Erin Carter of Molly Erin Designs used three different white tiles to create an original look in the shower surround of this Sacramento, California, bathroom. A black ceiling and floor delivers dramatic contrast.
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4. Drawers Instead of Doors
Designer Melinda Mandell gave an elegant dresser look to the vanity in this Santa Clara, California, bathroom by combining drawers, graceful pulls and tapered legs. Marble mosaic floor tile in a graphic hexagonal pattern adds upbeat energy.
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Designer Melinda Mandell gave an elegant dresser look to the vanity in this Santa Clara, California, bathroom by combining drawers, graceful pulls and tapered legs. Marble mosaic floor tile in a graphic hexagonal pattern adds upbeat energy.
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3. Cohesive Design
Cynthia Flottmann of Roux Design Studio infused this Chandler, Arizona, bathroom built by Alliance Contracting with transitional style and clever storage solutions, including an attractive tiled shower niche. The client is an artist and loves matte black finishes, so Roux used them on the plumbing fixtures, cabinet hardware, lighting and other accessories. A fleur-de-lis motif graces the floor and niche tile.
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Cynthia Flottmann of Roux Design Studio infused this Chandler, Arizona, bathroom built by Alliance Contracting with transitional style and clever storage solutions, including an attractive tiled shower niche. The client is an artist and loves matte black finishes, so Roux used them on the plumbing fixtures, cabinet hardware, lighting and other accessories. A fleur-de-lis motif graces the floor and niche tile.
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2. Clever Storage
Designer Bonnie Bagley Catlin of Signature Designs Kitchen & Bath added storage towers to the countertop for easy access to toiletries in this Encinitas, California, bathroom. The narrow pullout cabinetry is similar to spice racks that might flank a kitchen range. Mossy green cabinets, brass sconces and hardware and black finishes give the room a fresh vibe.
The mirror’s reflection provides a glimpse of the bathroom’s inviting large soaking tub with a bath tray and glass of wine.
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Designer Bonnie Bagley Catlin of Signature Designs Kitchen & Bath added storage towers to the countertop for easy access to toiletries in this Encinitas, California, bathroom. The narrow pullout cabinetry is similar to spice racks that might flank a kitchen range. Mossy green cabinets, brass sconces and hardware and black finishes give the room a fresh vibe.
The mirror’s reflection provides a glimpse of the bathroom’s inviting large soaking tub with a bath tray and glass of wine.
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1. Refreshing Perspective
Designer Erica Lugbill installed calming blue tile in this long, narrow Chicago bathroom to create a focal point on the back wall. “This makes the space appear larger by creating a continuous sightline between the shower and the rest of the bathroom,” she says.
A luggage rack installed above the toilet provides space for extra towels.
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Designer Erica Lugbill installed calming blue tile in this long, narrow Chicago bathroom to create a focal point on the back wall. “This makes the space appear larger by creating a continuous sightline between the shower and the rest of the bathroom,” she says.
A luggage rack installed above the toilet provides space for extra towels.
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Tell us: Which bathroom is your favorite and why? Share your thoughts in the Comments.
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Architect and builder Doug Reynolds and interior designer Leah Bolger, both of Reynolds Architecture, used ombre glass mosaic tile lit from above to create a focal-point shower in this Glenview, Illinois, bathroom. The homeowners were inspired by a photo on Houzz that features a shower with a recessed LED light and a floating bench, both design elements they wanted in their own bathroom.
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