Bathroom Trends for 2025 Bathroom Trends for 2025

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Bathroom Trends for 2025

As we step into 2025, bathroom trends are focused on personalisation, luxury, and exceptional quality, with homeowners opting for spa-inspired sanctuaries that combine opulent aesthetics and functional features. Expect to see a surge in textured surfaces, bold tiles, and statement fixtures, alongside a focus on sustainable materials and natural elements.

Rustic Bathrooms

A blend of timeless charm and natural elements, rustic bathrooms are becoming increasingly popular with focal points such as reclaimed wood, earthy colour palettes and distressed finishes. If you want to make a rustic bathroom stand out, introduce metal accents through bathroom taps, hardware and showers in aged bronze. Metal accents beautifully complement neutral and warm tones as well as wooden and stone materials. Incorporating bronze finishes into a rustic bathroom design creates a striking balance between sophistication and warmth. Aged bronze hardware showcases a worn, distressed texture with subtle metallic undertones, enhancing the timeless appeal of rustic bathrooms and accentuating exposed wooden beams or brick walls.

Luxe Marble

Marble, renowned for its natural beauty and durability, remains a cornerstone of high-end bathroom design, seamlessly evolving to complement modern aesthetics. The luxurious material not only elevates the visual appeal of a bathroom, but can also enhance property value by creating an entirely unique space. Fixtures such as marble vanity units, often crafted from single marble blocks, ensure that no two designs are alike, emphasising the material's natural uniqueness.


As market trends lean towards luxury materials and natural stones, marble stands out as a key material that enhances style and quality. The unique stone can be styled through basins, natural stone baths, bathroom tiles and marble vanity units, with each marble design offering a one-of-a-kind feel and distinctive character in homes. When choosing marble, the type you select should be guided by the style and colours that best complement your decor. Arabescato and Carrara marble are timeless stones that maintain their status as a symbol of luxury, showcasing a white blanket base and intricate veining. Neutral marble bases can be styled with complementing neutral colour schemes to maintain timeless elegance, whereas marble types such as Jade Green and Rosa Norwegian can be styled with bold colours or pastel tones as well as beiges and gold.

“Increasing environmental consciousness means there’s a shift toward natural, sustainable materials in design. Marble, a natural stone, aligns with this trend, especially as consumers opt for high-quality, long-lasting materials over synthetic or short-term alternatives.”

Amy Stoddart, Creative Director, Amy Stoddart Studio

Wellness-centric spaces

Creating wellness-centric spaces is becoming increasingly sought after as homeowners look to transform their bathrooms into personal sanctuaries that promote relaxation and mindfulness. By introducing spa-like amenities and calming aesthetics, such as a stone bath and tranquil colours like seafoam and terracotta, these spaces not only enhance aesthetic appeal but also contribute significantly to boosting wellbeing. A stone bath is a great way to create a serene sanctuary as it can retain heat, allowing for extended soaking periods to relieve muscle tension and promote circulation. As well as fostering a sense of tranquility, the smooth texture of a stone bath also offers a spa-grade aesthetic, making them an ideal focal point for wellness-centric bathrooms.
Calming colour schemes, aromatherapy options, and soothing sound systems are also being incorporated into bathrooms to enhance relaxation. Seafoam green is a favoured colour choice, as it evokes the serenity of the ocean to reduce stress. This shade can be incorporated through bathroom tiles, baths or concrete sinks to create a fresh and rejuvenating ambience.

Microcement Surfaces

Microcement is a growing trend in bathrooms for 2025 due to its organic appearance and versatility, enhancing bathroom texture and ambience. The hand-applied finish allows for subtle variations in texture, creating a tactile quality that adds depth and interest to a space. This layered appearance brings a modern, yet organic feel to bathrooms offering a versatile foundation for various design styles. Microcement walls are the perfect trend for organic bathrooms, as they can be adapted to blend with earthy tones and natural textures. Its clean, uninterrupted appearance complements statement pieces and bold textures used elsewhere in the bathroom, such as marble vanity units, stone baths or bathroom tiles. Microcement is also highly versatile, echoing the aesthetic of raw concrete while being much lighter and thinner, making it suitable for most walls. It can also be continued through to flooring to create flowing surfaces across your bathroom.

Bold patterns and colours

Bold colours, patterns, and textures are driving bathroom trends in 2025, making them key elements for creating unique, statement interiors. Bathroom tiles, particularly metro and kit kat styles, allow homeowners to create borders with contrasting mosaic tiles or innovative layouts, such as brick bond and herringbone. This can create a striking focal point in your bathroom, especially with a focus on texture.


Mosaic bathroom tiles are available in glazed and matte finishes which showcase either a lustrous glow or a muted texture. Porcelain tiles are ideal for high-traffic floors and wall applications, with a choice of designs that combine the distinct look and feel of stone, travertine, marble and limestone with the durability of porcelain. Jewel tones such as emerald green and sapphire blue, as well as pastel hues, are also gaining popularity. These colours create an eye-catching and dramatic effect in bathrooms, especially when paired with contrasting grout or complementary materials.


Other bathroom tiles such as fluted and terrazzo tiles are favoured for their organic texture, depth and bold patterning, making them the perfect tile to create character and visual interest.

“By incorporating coloured fixtures, tiles, or even painted walls, as designers we are constantly pushing to create unique, visually striking bathrooms that feel both contemporary and inviting, breaking the monotony of classic design and giving our clients something that is unique to them and their home.”

Nick Snow, Founder of NSD Studio

Going Green

Green bathrooms are set to remain a key trend in 2025, with several shades being incorporated to create serene and inviting spaces. From soft seafoam to deeper emerald tones, green is being used in diverse ways to evoke calmness while creating character. Earthy shades like sage and olive are increasingly favoured for their calming effects and their ability to connect space with nature. For those looking to embrace this trend, concrete sinks and baths can bring spa-like quality to a bathroom. Green concrete sinks can seamlessly integrate into green bathrooms, enhancing the overall aesthetic while maintaining a modern and eco-conscious appeal. Concrete's raw texture also offers a balance against polished green tiles, creating a striking contrast. In addition to concrete sinks, bathroom tiles can be a strong central feature in green bathrooms, providing a tranquil yet modern aesthetic whether incorporated as a bold statement or subtle accent. Add in decorative house plants for the final touch of the soothing shade, as this not only adds a sense of nature which is shown to boost mood, but can also enhance the style of your space with different shades and textures.