Roaring ’20s, here we come! One 2022-bathroom trend that’s inspired by the elegance of a bygone era is Art Deco. Who wouldn’t want to be reminded of the opulence and style of the 1920s, with its clean, straight, elegant lines and geometric design? Bring Gatsby-inspired glamor to your bathroom with easy style swaps with some Art Deco color schemes.

Matte-black hexagonal bathroom floor tiles create patterns that play against the straight, clean lines of the beautiful and seamless Napoli bathroom wall. Muted golds and brushed metal add the perfect finish to the bathroom mirrors. A Quartz bathtub adds a finishing touch with its recessed Art Deco lines.

With its simple beauty and rustic style, the French Provincial look brings understated elegance to any bathroom. Hints of mauve and subtle browns and grays characterize the classic French country cottage look. If you want a softer look, this is the bathroom design for you.

Elegant faucets that are beautiful to look at and touch sit on top of large circular washbasins. The playful layout of the Rimini bathroom wall brings a relaxed look to any bathroom and lets you add rustic decor like country-style shelving and cabinets.

2020 might have prevented you from indulging in your love for travel, but a hotel-inspired bathroom can create the perfect holiday mood. Mix ideas from some of your favorite trips abroad or include items from some places you've always dreamt of visiting.

Remind yourself of that trip to Italy with a Milano wall pattern or bamboo touches from travels through Asia. Revisit that spa weekend with a Quartz tub. The global traveler look, with its eclectic style, allows you to use materials that normally wouldn't be seen together—like concrete basins combined with wooden backsplashes. Draw inspiration from your favorite vacations.

If everything around you is a bit too hectic, the bathroom is always the best place to relax and unwind. The Scandinavian design is often praised for its unique simplicity and minimalist approach. It heeds the idea of “less is more.” This doesn't mean you get rid of all your bathroom accessories, just add a few Zen-inspired decor pieces to help bring a calmer mood to your space.

Zen-inspired color schemes include combinations of black, brown, or gray. Use these colors on the walls, ceiling, and floor. White walls with red paneling and black hardware also create a feeling of serenity, cleanliness, and purity.

Old and weathered may seem contrary to the modern look some people want in a bathroom design, but it doesn't have to be. Using aged materials from rural settings can add a welcoming feel of relaxation and comfort.

Try adding striking decor choices that contrast with white, textured walls. Get a mirror with an old, wood-grain frame. Reclaimed wood makes for a beautiful countertop. Other elements, like natural stone or exposed brick, also lend your bathroom character.

Mirrors are essential in any bathroom. The most common shapes are round and rectangular, but that shouldn't stop you from trying something different. An oval mirror can give your bathroom the right look and feel. Circular mirrors work well in nautical or tropical bathroom designs. Mirror lighting technology will also be a major trend in 2022. Combine mirrors with lighting. Backlit mirrors not only add to the overall ambiance but are a design feature in themselves.

Ceramic sinks are the most common basin type, but that doesn't mean there aren't alternatives. Stainless steel sinks are fast becoming a new trend in bathroom design. While the material needs a little bit more care, it gives your bathroom a striking, modern look.

Faucets add pizzazz to a bathroom and are available in a variety of materials. Brushed metal is one of the most popular finishes. Water-saving features are making a splash in 2022, since we’re all trying to reduce our environmental footprint.

Nothing beats soaking in a tub at the end of a long day. Upgrade your bathtub to the latest design, and create a hub of relaxation. You can even design your own tub to fit your space and style.

The right lighting is the best way to create a specific mood for your bathroom. Ambient lighting helps you control the overall feel of the room, while accent lighting highlights specific objects. Dimmer lighting in the evening can help you unwind.

Highlight bathroom features with spot lighting. Add bright lights to the vanity and mirror. Use recessed lighting fixtures to illuminate the shower or bathtub. If your master bathroom is large, go all out and hang a chandelier above the bathtub for ultimate in luxury.

Bathroom plants are one of the more popular trends for 2022. Use plants as feature pieces or accents. Place them in baskets or hang them from the ceiling. Choose plants that thrive in hot, humid conditions: ferns, orchids, aloe, Calatheas, or Chinese evergreens.

If you want the look of wood and the easy-to-clean surface of tiles, get wood-look tiles. Love symmetry? Get geometric tiles. Tiles now come in every conceivable color and pattern, from classic metro designs to jungle-inspired designs. It has never been easier to get great designs for your bathroom.

It wasn't very long ago when tiles were our only choice for bathroom flooring. Today, there’s a wide range of flooring options available. You can choose from different waterproof materials: vinyl, laminate, engineered hardwood, and even carpet. If you love the outdoors, try natural stone flooring. Want extra warmth in your bathroom? Install underfloor heating. It will make you want to stay in your bathroom longer.

The easiest way to spruce up your bathroom is by hanging wall art. Large, colorful designs add the finishing touch to your 2022 bathroom design. For a nautical look, add pictures of boats in the ocean; for an outdoor feel, hang pictures of plants or wildlife.

Wallpaper can also make a huge impact in your master bathroom. Wallpaper a corner of the room to give the illusion of  elongated  walls. Patterned wallpaper has a disrupting effect on the eyes and can create the illusion of more space. You can install waterproof wallpaper anywhere in the bathroom: shower, behind a vanity, or behind a bathtub.