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Go With A Clawfoot Tub
Laure Joliet
The tub makes this calming primary bathroom, balanced out by a glass and marble shower. But the patterned diner curtains and wooden stool are pragmatic touches that amplify the farmhouse look.
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Try All Black
MICHAEL CLIFFORD
This moody wash room matches the inky walls to the black sink, putting a sleek spin on farmhouse style. The open shelving provides easy access to laundry and cleaning products, while retaining a minimalist aesthetic.
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Let The Wood Work!
Bastian Achard
The primary bathroom in this luxurious ski chalet gives pride of place to a vintage clawfoot tub and little else. Yet it’s the wood panelling that steals the show, creating a cozy vibe that invites bathers to unwind.
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Keep It Creamy
William Jess Laird
While this tub might be tucked beside a window, the neutral palette keeps things cohesive and clean. The polished bath fittings add a touch of nostalgic charm while shutters provide privacy and personality in equal measures.
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Create Warmth With Wood Tones
Chris Mottalini
Warm wood cabinetry that matches the wall panelling makes this bathroom feel intimate and unfussy. The sleek fittings and dual sinks nod to convenience while keeping the look tailored.
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Go All Out With Tile
stephen kent johnson
This contemporary design makes impactful use of wall-to-wall tile. The copper towel bars and brass fittings add visual interest without overpowering the simple, clean lines.
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Mix Tile and Wood Tones
Stephen Kent Johnson
Blue tiling in this primary bathroom makes the space feel cool and collected. The his-and-hers vanity in a warm wood tone perfectly complements the color of the tile and brings a cozy Scandinavian sensibility to the room.
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Let a Small Space Shine
Tim Lenz
This compact powder room makes a big modern farmhouse statement with a no-fuss sink and woven storage accents. The white subway tile and hexagonal mosaic flooring tiles feel traditional without looking tired.
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Balance Warm and Cool Tones
William Jess Laird
The wood panelling in this primary bathroom is contrasted by black fittings and green tiling. The play in scale between the floor and shower tiles creates another layer of visual interest without distracting from the calming palette.
10
Go for Shiplap!
Björn Wallander
This classically farmhouse bathroom melds it all: A traditional black-and-white palette, a clawfoot tub, and shiplap paneling on the walls.
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Color Drench the Space
Laure Joliet
While this bathroom would look more traditionally farmhouse in white, the choice of a pale green for the cabinetry and walls gives the look a fresh spin that still feels approachable. The marble countertop and brass light fixtures add a little extra dose of drama.
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Don’t Be Afraid of Wallpaper
Haris Kenjar
If you want to bring a bit of Bloomsbury into your powder room, do it with wallpaper. The pedestal sink is another nice touch, though the stained glass window might be much harder to come by!
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Skirt Your Sink
Laure Joliet
This two-toned powder room manages to keep things modern with choice accents—custom-fitting the mirror into the wall panelling is a nice touch—and a beautifully pleated sink skirt in a patterned fabric.
14
Try Adding Greenery
Stephen Kent Johnson
Another shiplap bathroom with a clawfoot tub is enlivened by the addition of a large branch that perfectly pops against the room’s neutral color palette.
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Make It Japandi
MICHAEL CLIFFORD
This slim powder room embraces a Japandi aesthetic that still retains that modern farmhouse charm with simple fittings and a palette of grey and warm wood tones.
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Build Around a View
Thomas Loof
If your primary bathroom happens to be the size of a barn, embrace the scale with a freestanding tub and tub filler. Dual sinks and countertops add a minimalist feel while allowing for a maximalist lifestyle.
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17
Paint Your Floor
Eric Piasecki
To put a personal spin on this classic set up, the homeowner painted their floors in a checkered pattern. It’s an artistic touch that still feels traditional, and in line with the oversized artwork hanging above the tub.
18
Make the Room Feel Larger
Eric Piasecki
This primary bathroom uses a large mirror above the tub to create a sense of grandeur. The muted color palette and satin-finished accents keep things decidedly level-headed, while the stool is cleverly used to tie into the wood-paneled sink cabinets.
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Go Full Rustic
Stephen Kent Johnson
A reclaimed wood sink steals the show in this tiny powder room, where the limewashed wood walls are pleasingly contrasted by black fittings.
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Make it with the Accents
Trevor Tondro
The repurposed vintage tray table, mirror, and patinated light help add charm to this powder room, papered in a beautiful paisley pattern that makes the small space feel dynamic.
Sean Santiago is ELLE Decor’s Deputy Editor, covering news, trends and talents in interior design, hospitality and travel, culture, and luxury shopping. Since starting his career at an interior design firm in 2011, he has gone on to cover the industry for Vogue, Architectural Digest, Sight Unseen, PIN-UP and Domino. He is the author of The Lonny Home (Weldon Owens, 2018), has produced scripted social content for brands including West Elm and Streeteasy, and is sometimes recognized on the street for his Instagram Reels series, #DanceToDecor
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