Bathroom Design Trends for 2015

Bathroom Design Trends for 2015

When planning a remodel, wouldn’t it be great if you had a crystal ball to see upcoming bathroom design trends? According to a recent article by The Huffington Post citing the National Kitchen and Bath Association’s style report, the bathroom is expected to receive a major overhaul next year. It’s anticipated that homeowners will direct much of their remodeling budgets into their bathrooms, which have become spa-like retreats.

Clean and contemporary

When choosing Denver bath cabinets for your home, experts suggest a clean and contemporary style. The ‘coastal cottage’ look is out. However, rustic charm style continues to be on-trend, as long as it leans more towards simplicity and cleaner lines with a contemporary slant.

Soaking tubs

One bathroom trend that is on its way out of fashion is the rain showerhead. Although many homeowners continue to love the look and feel of rain showers, kitchen and bath designers say that next year’s trend will highlight soaking tubs. Free-standing tubs, as opposed to those with shower surrounds, will be the preferred choice in newly-remodeled homes.

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Earth Tones

White, blue and beige continue to be popular color choices for bathroom renovations. However, the New Year will ring in varying shades of earth tones. Natural woods and textured laminates provide a sophisticated and modern feel, while light-colored paint on the walls make white cabinets pop. Add a splash of color with curated bath accessories, like towels, soap trays, toiletry containers, and other décor.

Quartz countertops

Engineered quartz is one of the fastest-growing countertop materials in recent years. However, experts say it’s not yet a huge player in bathroom designs. With a wide range of colors to choose from, great durability, and resistance to moisture, scratches and stains, quartz is well on its way to replacing granite as the favorite countertop choice for vanities.

Other trends for the bathroom include sleek, black tiles and bold color options in place of standard white subway tiles. In general, bathrooms are expected to be subdued instead of glamorous. When it comes to your personal bathroom remodel, focus on personal preference. Choose cabinetry, tile, paint colors, countertops, and plumbing components that aren’t just practical and visually-pleasing but that also bring you joy.

At BKC Kitchen and Bath, our professional design team will help you create a bathroom design that is on-trend and perfect for your individual style. Contact us to discover our wide selection of cabinetry, countertops, and accessories.