Consider remodeling your bathroom. Rustic bathroom designs can give your bathroom that perfect relaxed flea-market look and increase the resale value of your home as well. Here, we share some interesting rustic bathroom ideas for modern homes. However, keep in mind your budget, space limitation, and material required before you try out any of these.
- Ski Slope Rustic Bathroom Design: Have an under-mount sink and make use of medium-toned wood cabinets and shaker cabinets. Beige walls, beige tiles, a pebble tile floor, and an alcove shower would complete the look.
- Mountain Style Bathroom: Place a freestanding bathtub and decorate your bathroom with gray tiles, marble countertops, an alcove shower, hinged shower door, and paint the walls gray.
- Mountain Road Bathroom: Shaker cabinets, under-mount sink, slate floors, gray cabinets, and soapstone countertops.
The term "rustic" conjures up images of rough surfaces, aged patinas, and settings that exude a warm, inviting atmosphere of comfort and relaxation. Thus, it should come as no surprise that rustic design can completely change a bathroom, transforming it from harsh and basic to calming and serene. Furthermore, in a tiny place such as a bathroom, rustic design is powerful enough to give individuality without dominating the space or introducing unneeded clutter to the space.
See some of our favorite examples of gorgeous rustic bathroom ideas in the next section.
1. Natural Wood Provides a Rustic Look
Natural wood treatments are one of the most authentically "rustic" things you can find. In this gorgeous bathroom, designed by a little farmhouse on Taylor, there is a wood beadboard that provides a great deal of visual richness to the area. Even though beadboard is a classic element in the bathroom, this bathroom has an edgier, more rustic vibe thanks to the use of natural wood coloring.
2. Take Advantage of the Natural Details
If you are fortunate enough to have exposed brick in your bathroom, take advantage of the situation. Our obsession with this lovely bathroom, which demonstrates that exposed brick can be used in almost every part of the home, continues. To give your area a bit more grit and texture if you don't have brick, try adding wood paneling or even brick wallpaper.
3. Combine elements of modern and rustic design
This contemporary bathroom is one of our favorites. It has a farmhouse vibe to it because of the natural wood vanity and black metal mirror, yet it is still contemporary and updated in appearance. Using lighter wood finishes and white tiles in your rustic bathroom can help you avoid a hefty cabin-like vibe in your space.
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For those looking for a makeover plan that embraces a more antique, classic aesthetic. If you want to give your bathroom a rustic feel while yet keeping it light and airy, this distressed white vanity is the right choice for you.
5. Include a Barn Door in your design.
Our obsession with a well-placed barn door continues, and why we like them so much. Barn doors are not only practical but are also aesthetically pleasing, bringing a sense of elegance and intrigue to any room. A barn door is a terrific method to separate your bathroom from the rest of your house or from a concealed linen closet in the basement.
6. Designing a rustic bathroom
Not in the mood for a complete overhaul? With the help of the black-and-white plaid shower curtain and the antique ornamental sign, you can get a rustic look without undertaking a major renovation.
7. Natural Materials should be drawn in
Rustic design is characterized by the use of rough textures, unpolished materials, and organic components. Our favorite rustic bathroom sink, created by kellynuttdesign, is one of the most inventive ways we've ever seen to incorporate an element of nature into a space. The natural limestone sink contrasts well with the unfinished wood vanity and the rustic brick walls of the bathroom.
8. Experiment with Shiplap on a Wall
Bring out your inner Joanna Gaines and incorporate shiplap into your bathroom design for a rustic yet modern look. Featuring a simple shiplap wall that adds visual interest while also giving it a contemporary farmhouse air, this charming bathroom from home decor by Carrie is sure to please.
9. Rustic wallpaper should be used
Looking for a rustic bathroom concept that doesn't need a large amount of time and effort? This bathroom, which has rustic chevron wallpaper and farmhouse shutters, is one of our favorites. This is a fantastic idea for renters who want to renovate their bathrooms without having to change the fixtures or the flooring in the process.
10. Make Use of Vintage Accents
When you're out thrifting or shopping at a flea market, keep an eye out for old mirrors to add to your collection. As seen in this bathroom, a wall of old mirrors not only makes a room seem brighter and larger but also imparts a strong rustic atmosphere to the space. Add in a clawfoot tub, and you've got yourself a winner!
There is much more than you can do when it comes to rustic bathroom designs. Be creative and try out your own ideas as well.
Rustic Bathroom Ideas - Transform Your Bathroom
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