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9 Bathroom Trends for 2022

February 4, 2022 by Suzanne Lasky

Below is a guest posting on the design and material trends to look out for in 2022 and beyond. Some of the concepts may seem a bit ‘out there’ conceptually such as a sink less or mirror less bathroom space. Read on to learn more!

The trends in bathroom design for 2022 reflect the trends in the rest of the world, including eco-friendly design, minimalist design, and more. And while some of these trends might sound like they don’t make sense at first, they’ll start making sense when you get to know them better. Here are some of the bathroom trends for 2022 to watch for.

9 Bathroom Trends For 2022 To Watch For

The bathroom is one of the most essential rooms in a home. It’s a place where you can relax and unwind after a long day, and it’s also a place where you can get ready to go out and have some fun. That’s why it’s important to keep up with the latest trends in bathroom design. 

In this blog post, we will look at nine of the most popular trends for bathrooms in 2022. So whether you’re remodeling your bathroom or just looking for some inspiration, be sure to read on!

There are many reasons people should hop on the bathroom trends for 2022. It’s not just about decorating your bathroom and making it look nice. The right bathroom design can impact your health and wellness, as well as that of your family members and guests who use your restroom. 

There are also environmental benefits to consider when deciding how to make slight changes to improve your toilet, shower, and sink space.

Freestanding Tubs

Freestanding tubs have become popular in the past few years, and it’s easy to see why. They’re a great way to add a focal point, luxury, and relaxation to your bathroom, and they also make a statement. 

If you’re looking for a unique and eye-catching addition to your bathroom, then a freestanding tub is the way to go.

Eco-friendly Bathroom Design

There are a lot of eco-friendly bathroom design concept trends that have been steadily picking up momentum over the past year. One popular trend is going back to nature by incorporating plants into your design. From bathroom tiles to wallpaper to living plants, these are some of the biggest trends that will be impacting the way we use our bathrooms for years to come.

Another trend is designing your bathroom with sustainability in mind. Many people are using sustainable, eco-friendly materials like bamboo or cork flooring and paint with low VOCs. These create an overall feel of cleanliness and help save on energy costs.

Using Plants in Your Bathroom

The latest trend in bathrooms is incorporating plants into your design. The idea of nature and sustainability coming together to make the most beautiful and peaceful space is what many designers strive for. The natural environment can create a soothing space that gives you peace and tranquility, which we see happening in this bathroom.

Figurines, flowers, and plants are all ways to incorporate the natural beauty of the outdoors into your design. You can use different kinds of plants, such as succulents, ferns, or mosses. You won’t need to worry about over

watering these plants because they need little care and will add to the serene feeling of your bathroom. This bathroom has a variety of plants in different containers around the room, and it looks like there’s even some moss on the walls.

One of the biggest trends in interior design today is going back to nature with natural materials like plants, wood tones, and stone. In 2022, don’t be surprised if you see some plants inside your bathroom, some stone counters, and maybe even a little bit of wood mixed into the walls or furniture around the room.

The Future of Sustainability

Many trends are starting to change over to more eco-friendly designs. As we mentioned, one of the most recent trends is incorporating plants. For example, in one bathroom, a woman has created a green wall that stretches from the floor to the ceiling.

Incorporating plants into your design can help with humidity, cleanliness, and even improve energy levels in the space. Plants also can filter out toxins from the air in your bathroom, which is an excellent benefit in smaller areas with few windows or no windows at all.

A growing trend is sustainability. Consumers want to be able to use their bathrooms without being wasteful, which means they will be looking for environmentally friendly products made from recycled materials when it comes time to remodel their bathrooms. 

In 2022, you’ll see both consumers and designers looking for sustainable designs that focus on reducing waste as well as the quantity of material used when designing a bathroom space.

The minimalist wet room trend has been popular in recent years with clean lines, but it’s starting to take off. This is because people and interior designers are looking for more privacy in their bathrooms without sacrificing the beauty of the space. With this new trend, there are fewer distractions and more simplicity.

Wallpaper In the Bathroom

Wallpaper in the bathroom has been another big trend for quite a while. It’s not just for walls anymore. There are many different styles of wallpaper designed to be utilized for the walls, floors, ceilings, and even your toilet seat.

Mirror-less Bathrooms

Mirror less bathrooms are a trend that is starting to take hold. The idea behind mirror less bathrooms is that you can use technology to monitor what’s going on with your body rather than using a mirror, especially in a powder room. 

The toilet company Toto has been using this design for years, and now it’s becoming more popular in the United States. One of the most significant benefits of mirror less bathrooms is that they require less maintenance because mirrors don’t get dirty or smudged over time.

Sinkless Bathrooms

A sinkless bathroom may not be for everyone. These bathrooms do not have a standard built-in version and instead have a countertop with a container where you can wash your hands. You will need to dry your hands with a paper towel before leaving the bathroom. 

Sinkless bathrooms are typically found more in commercial settings like hotels and restaurants because they often do not need sanitizing, but rather cleaning with soap and water.

It’s important to note that this trend isn’t limited solely to sinkless bathrooms. It is also used throughout the bathroom design, from shower curtains to sinks themselves. With more and more people becoming environmentally conscious, more industries are opting for sustainable designs that don’t rely on water as much as traditional ones do.

Showerless Bathrooms

One of the newest trends is the idea of having a showerless bathroom. The showerless bathroom is all about using your sink for washing up and then using the toilet to do your business. 

With this trend, you’re saving water but also saving floor space instead of having a walk-in shower. This bathroom design, together with a sink spinner is perfect for families that want to save on space or want to be more sustainable.

Bathroom Windows

In recent years, there’s been a trend where more homeowners are putting windows into their bathrooms because it brings in natural light and makes a space seem bigger than it is. Because of how popular they’ve been lately, expect to see a lot more homes incorporating windows into their bathrooms in 2022.

The Future of Toilets

The future of toilets will be a lot different than what we have now. One of the biggest changes will be with the functionality. Soon, our toilets will have a more futuristic design and use some technology to make things easier for us. 

A new toilet design includes:

  • An automatic toilet seat (so you don’t have to touch it!)
  • A reading light
  • Speakers for music or podcasts

It’s these small changes that can make your bathroom experience much better!

The Future of Bathrooms

Bathrooms are one of the most important rooms in your house. It is the place where you get ready for your day, take a break from work, and relax at the end of the night. When it comes to bathrooms, many outdated designs need to be updated.

One of the most popular bathroom trends is natural, sustainable, and eco-friendly ideas. Many new designs, such as patterned tiles and biophilic design, incorporate natural textures and images into their bathroom design and wallpaper. One example is wallpaper with aquatic images like fish or waterfalls that will refresh your mind while you use the bathroom.

Another trend is using more natural materials such as bamboo tiles instead of ceramic tiles, which can be harmful to the environment when they aren’t appropriately recycled after they’ve been used.

Using Sustainable Products In the Bathroom

Nowadays, people also care about how their everyday products impact them, which extends to their bathroom. Bamboo toilet paper rolls and bamboo toothbrushes are trending right now because they do not contain nasty chemicals like bleach or chlorine that can be harmful to your health.

There are also many new ways to change the light bulbs in your bathroom, such as using LED lights which will save on energy costs over time.

These trends show how we will be changing our bathrooms over time and innovations we need to keep up with to make sure our homes run smoothly for years to come!

Conclusion

Bathrooms are places of retreat, and it’s important to be mindful of the design of the space where you will be spending some of your most private moments.

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Lifestyle Changes Seen Resulting in Key New Design Trends

August 4, 2020 by Suzanne Lasky

Below is a re-post of an article I received that I felt was worth sharing. Our COVID-19 lifestyles have most definitely impacted the way we want to live in our homes. The article outlines lifestyle changes that are impacting the interior design choices being made. Connected, Simplified, Healthy are some of the key design objectives being considered.

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Filed Under: Aging in place, Bathroom Remodel, Design Elements, Design Trends, health care design, home design, Home Remodelling, Interior Design, kitchen design, kitchen design elements, kitchen remodel, Modern Design, Multi-function rooms, Redesign, Remodelling Plans, remodels, Residential design, S Interior Design, S Interior Design Scottsdale, Uncategorized Tagged With: bathroom design, COVID, Kitchen Design, lifestyles, open-concept living, Remodeling

Home Remodels Gone Wrong and Lessons Learned

March 16, 2019 by Suzanne Lasky

Guest Post for S Interior Design
By: Paige A. Mitchell

There’s nothing worse than a botched DIY home remodel. But what if you were able to know what not to do before you dove into a home remodel on your own? Here are some prime examples of mistakes to avoid during a home remodel, in hopes that you will be wiser before jumping into the deep end.

Not Planning Ahead

Jumping into a home remodel without a distinct plan in mind is a recipe for disaster. For all intents and purposes, there is no such thing as “over planning” for a home remodel. Make sure you know exactly what you want to remodel and you know why you want to remodel it. Then, make sure you have planned everything as completely as possible, from the budget to the materials to the daily schedule. Leave no stone unturned.

Trying To Stay With The Trends

Everyone gets a little excited when they want to dive into a DIY remodel and the first place they turn to for inspiration is Pinterest. The problem? Going crazy with what the current home trend is, only to have that trend expire after a month and you be left with a less than desirable kitchen filled with Spanish influence. Be sure to pick a look for your home remodel that fits your personal interest and is also timeless. That way, you won’t feel that remodel itch a month after you complete your project.

Running Out Of Budget On The First Day

In the same vein as making sure you plan your home remodel ahead, make sure you completely map out your home renovation budget before diving in. That means making sure you have a realistic budget in mind with real-time numbers for all your materials and labor planned out. Just because you are performing a DIY home remodel does not mean you shouldn’t take labor into account. Even if you are able to perform the entire remodel on your own, which is hardly ever the case, you have to take into account time lost while doing that work.

Did you use paid time off at your work to perform the home remodel? Are you missing out on projects that could have earned you money? Your own time will play a factor in your budget. Along with that, make sure you know exactly how much supplies you need and how much it will all cost you. There is nothing worse than stopping at your home improvement shop only to get to the register and not have enough money for your supplies.

Measuring Once, Cutting A Hundred Times

Measure your work, then measure it again, then measure it again! The last thing you want is to measure your flooring or wood for your patio, get ready to lay it all out, then realize you mis measured and have to cut everything all over again. What could be worse than that? Ruining your materials because you cut too much and have to start from scratch. Check, double check, and triple check that all your measurements are correct so that you only have to cut once.

Going Cheap And Suffering

You’re already saving money by performing your home improvement project on your own. Make sure that when you do spend your money, you are purchasing items that are so cheap that they will fall apart in less than a year. If you are trying to DIY a home appliance, considering instead saving money on a home warranty and have the experts come in to make repairs. The last thing you want is a puddle in the bathroom because you thought you could fix the sink. Make sure you are being frugal in the right places and splurging when you need to same. Same with buying the right materials, know your limits. If you are even slightly unsure about performing a task, hire a contractor.

Filed Under: Bathroom Remodel, Home Remodelling, kitchen remodel, Redesign, Remodelling Plans, remodels, Renovation, Residential design, Scottsdale, Uncategorized Tagged With: Design Plan, Do it Yourself, hire an expert, Interior Design, Interior Design Planning, remodel, renovations

Exciting New Tile Options

February 28, 2019 by Suzanne Lasky

As a designer of 17 years time, it seems to take a bit more each year to make me say ‘WOW’. Last night I was invited to an A.S.I.D. meeting at a Scottsdale Arizona vendor – The Tile Shop for a special presentation of the latest product introduction from Ann Selke. Ann Selke is a renowned designer of furnishings including textiles via Pine Cone Hill bedding and area rugs via Dash and Albert. Now she has introduced her custom tile and decorative glass products.

Annie Selke

Consisting of over 200 tiles, the Annie Selke for The Tile Shop collection pushes the boundaries of technology to bring the look and feel of popular Annie Selke textiles, prints and artwork to life. Reflecting the texture of rugs, the sheen of metallic fabrics, the softness of dappled watercolor paintings and more, this inspired collaboration ranges from feminine to bold. Mix and match within the collections to maximize cohesion within a space and from room to room.

I needed to share! A breath of fresh air in the tile world. Besides standard porcelain and ceramic tile, she has coordinated a line of large format glass panels to go along with the tile options if desired.

Glass in Shower

Of course while I was at The Tile Shop I took the time to look at their entire inventory of fabulous tile options. I was happy to see new dimensional tiles, use of color and patterns along with the natural stone classics.

  • Black and Textured
  • Colorful and Geometric
  • Cement Look Encaustic
  • Textural Limestone
  • Not Your Father’s Subway Tile!

Now that my creative juices are flowing I am eager to embark on a new client project that I will hopefully be able to use some of these wonderful new tile finds in the design plan!

Filed Under: Artwork, Bathroom Remodel, Colorization, Design Elements, Design Trends, home design, Home Remodelling, Interior Design, kitchen design, kitchen design elements, kitchen remodel, Redesign, remodels, Renovation, Residential design, S Interior Design Scottsdale, Tile Tagged With: Decorative Tile, S Interior Design Scottsdale Arizona, The Tile Shop

3 Design Tips To Make the Most of a Small Bathroom

July 5, 2018 by Suzanne Lasky

3 Design Tips To Make the Most of a Small Bathroom

1.    LIGHT!  In a small bathroom you need to leverage both natural and artificial light sources.  If there is not ample natural light from an existing window you should consider installing
either a Solatube or a sky light.

You should have both ceiling mounted lighting (recessed 4″ LED can lights) and lighting at the vanity area preferably flanking the sides of your mirror if the space allows for it.

2.    The materials and the color/tones of the materials used should visually flow with one another. The number of different colors and materials and the geometry of those materials should be kept to a maximum of 3 different materials in the space.

For example, if you have white-painted cabinetry you should have lighter toned counter tops and accent tiles to coordinate. The floors can be a bit darker to add contrast.

Another tip is to use the same material in different size/geometry formats.  Marble (or marble look porcelain tile) can be used on the floor in a 12″ x 24″ format and then in a hexagon shaped smaller format for the shower wall accents and back splash at the vanity.

3.   To maximize storage space – GO VERTICAL! You can place a cabinet on the vanity counter top that is less deep (12″-14″),or place a tall floor cabinet at the end of the vanity or wherever
space allows.  You can carve out space on the walls between the studs to use as shallow storage opportunities too.

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