Can’t get enough of the subway tiles trend? Try something slightly different by laying them vertically. The linear patterns created by the black grouting also inject a bit of fun into the white walls.

Cosy up a white bathroom with warm accents that evoke natural materials. Here, a wood-look floor and marble countertop does the job. Having a simple yet bold design statement like this black-framed mirror also helps anchor the entire space.

This bathroom kept in line with the home’s Japanese-inspired minimalist style by sticking to the bare minimum. Adding exposed piping and an industrial tap also helps this utilitarian space to have an edgier slant

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Plants – even if it’s just a single stalk of flower – can do wonders to enliven a space. So if you’re worried that an all-white bathroom might appear too clinical, incorporate living green elements into it.

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Classic subway tiles can turn a small shower space into a charming corner with a vintage feel.

Bring about a sense of sophistication by cladding your bathroom’s floors and walls with white marble that has grey veins.

Decorate your bathroom like you would in the living room with paintings and quirky décor accessories, and you’d be surprised at how easily it is to turn a small vanity area into a pretty corner!

Sometimes, all you need is one focal design statement – this matt black shower mixer contrasts boldly against its plain white backdrop, turning the bathroom into a chic, urban space.

Let distinctive materials, such as these raw exposed bricks, speak for themselves by keeping the rest of the space free of decorative features.

Play with simple monochromatic tile patterns to give your bathroom a talking point.

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Text: Home & Decor Singapore