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Bath Fitter: Re-create the Look (Part 1)
We spend a lot of time in our bathrooms, and it's only natural to want to update them yearly. Updating a bathroom can be as simple as replacing worn-out fixtures. A tasteful update can increase your home's value significantly. Today, we're focusing on our favorite bathroom looks. With a bit of patience and DIY finesse, you can re-create some of the looks—most of which don’t require hire a contractor.
Traditional Bathroom
Traditional bathrooms are all about timeless shapes, patterns, and decor. A traditional bathroom is comfortable without being extravagant. It's all about elegant, understated design. Natural accents—a wood vanity, wainscoting, and bathtub accessories—add warmth to the natural color palette.
When designing a traditional bathroom, choose exciting pieces that add a feeling of timelessness. Avoid sleek and modern items. Add character and charm through details from past eras, like wood paneling and marble countertops, which create visual interest and design depth.
Bath Fitter® offers a traditional bathroom made up of a dreamy shower-and-tub combo that merges form with function. The walk-in shower adds function and a sense of luxury to the space. Its glass walls create an airy look worthy of a fancy spa. The built-in shower caddy completes the area with a curved spot perfect for shaving legs. Like our bathroom, your minimalist bathroom mustn't be completely white. Minimalist style can be as bold as you are—you just have to choose the correct elements.
You can opt for a darker hue and create lines and dimension with floor tiles and lighting fixtures. If you want a quick update, upgrade the focal points,like the lighting fixtures. These are easy to upgrade and can make a world of difference.
Recreate this look:
- Tub Front — E (Empire)
- Wall Pattern — Savona
- Faucet — Flara M-Core, Moen
Shower:
- Shower Base
- Wall Pattern — Roma
- Faucet — Wynford M-Core, Moen
- Door — Prestige with return panel and clear glass
Accessories:
- Shelf — Tower corner shelf with footrest
Transitional Bathroom
The transitional look never goes out of style. Seamlessly uniting old and new techniques, it features clean lines but isn't contemporary and cold. Often, the design elements are from adjacent eras, where one prevalent design gives way to another. Bath Fitter's transitional bathroom is full of natural light and shines the spotlight on the classic elements in the room.
Vintage pieces and contemporary tile create a familiar yet modern look. If you're considering a transitional bathroom design, start with the big-ticket items in your bathroom. Choose a transitional tub or shower, sink, cabinet, and toilet. Furnish your bathroom with vintage and contemporary pieces.
A vintage-meets-contemporary vanity oozes old-world charm. A glass enclosure separates the walk-in shower from the sink in this bathroom. By choosing the right combination of elements for your transitional bathroom, you can create a design that's seamlessly traditional and contemporary at the same time
Recreate this look:
- Shower Base — Curved
- Wall Pattern — Torino
- Faucet — Wynford M-Core, Multi-function, Moen
- Door — Curved with clear glass
Accessories:
- Shelf — Double Corner
Minimalist Bathroom
Minimalism has been having a moment over the past few years. It's all about essential elements, sleek and simple lines, using blocks of color, and repeated geometric forms. It's a popular choice for small spaces because the bare essentials can be used to create a simple, uncluttered space.
Bath Fitter's minimalist bathroom combines sleek fixtures and subdued décor to create a comfortable space.The shower's glass enclosure visually extends the area, while its white background gives the nod to minimalism. A simple, attractive vanity is all it takes to spruce up this minimalist bathroom. Plants and neatly folded towels add luxurious touches. Hidden storage keeps things tidy and functional
Like our bathroom, your minimalist bathroom mustn't be completely white. Minimalist style can be as bold as you are—you just have to choose the correct elements.
You can opt for a darker hue and create lines and dimension with floor tiles and lighting fixtures. If you want a quick update, upgrade the focal points,like the lighting fixtures. These are easy to upgrade and can make a world of difference.
Recreate this look:
- Shower Base — Neo-Angled
- Wall Pattern — Torino
- Faucet — Flara M-Core, Moen
- Door — Neo-Angled with clear glass
Accessories:
- Shelf — Double Corner
Rustic Bathroom
A bathroom with rustic flair benefits from vintage accessories, natural materials, and architectural details that ooze character. It proudly shows off wood beams, old-school light fixtures, and stone and clay accents.
Our rustic bathroom feels timeless and natural. Brushed metals, reclaimed wood, and antiquated items add charm and style to the space. Patterned floor tile and antique art bring the room to life. The white bathtub adds function to the area while feeling comforting and familiar.
Don't be afraid to use more prominent design elements with rustic flair. Wrought-iron hardware, decorative beams, or a reclaimed-wood accent wall can make your bathroom feel like it belongs in a mountain getaway or a historic cottage.
Recreate this look:
- Tub Front — F (Fantasy)
- Wall Pattern — Savona
- Faucet — Wynford M-Core, Moen
Accessories:
- Shelf — Double Corner
- Soap Dish — Oxford Twin
- Curtain Rod — Arco Curved
Southwestern Bathroom
A southwestern bathroom reflects a relaxed, elegant style connected to the centuries-old fusion of cultures that make the American southwest unique. It combines a desert landscape's beauty and a ranch home's warmth. The Mexican and Spanish roots of the southwestern region greatly influence the style. It's bolder yet remains simplistic.
Geometric patterns, organic plants, and earthy pastels add character to our favorite southwestern bathroom. Charming and earthy beige tiles on the floor and the backsplash make the vanity stand out beautifully.
The tile wainscoting pairs well with the white walls and the wood elements. Southwestern art pieces and metals complete the look.
Recreate this look:
- Tub Front — U (Utopia)
- Wall Pattern — Verona
- Faucet — Wynford Posi-Temp, Moen
Accessories:
- Shelf — Double Corner
- Soap Dish — Oxford Single
- Curtain Rod — Dritto Straight
Tropical Bathroom
Tropical bathrooms often feature bright and bold designs and decor. They bring the outdoors in via live plants and flowers. The spaces employ an overall aesthetic that recalls the laid-back elegance of a tropical vacation paradise.
Lush greens give life to this tropical bathroom. Rattan and wood pieces create a connection to the outdoors. The vanity, shelf, curtain, and bathmat complement each other with their brown hue.
Brown is earthy, warm, and inviting; it represents nature and beautifully highlights the green wallpaper. Color is a crucial component in a tropical bathroom. Many homeowners choose cool colors like bright whites or light creams as base colors.
Bold colors—natural greens, yellows, and blues—are often used as accents. They may appear throughout the design to mimic the vibrant colors found in the tropics.
Recreate this look:
- Tub Front — F (Fantasy)
- Wall Pattern — Genova
- Faucet — Lahara 1700, Delta
- Door — Prestige
Accessories:
- Shelf — Double Corner
- Soap Dish — Oxford Twin
- Curtain Rod — Arco Curved
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