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There’s nothing like the opportunity to get out of bed and go straight to your own bathroom. Or, taking long, loose night bubbles right next to your bed. Modern in-bathrooms are becoming more and more integrated with the bedroom, whether with free-flowing open plan arrangements, wide arched doors, or glass murder designs. This special selection of 40 in-bathroom bathrooms shows you how to style fabulous in-bathroom spaces that you will love to look at from under your cover. From extraordinary rustic and rock-lined interiors to modern elegant marble wonders, both luxuriously large and comfortably compact, this inspirational collection has it all.
Well rounded design. Okay, so not everyone has a cylindrical mansion in the mountains, but we had to include this spectacular in-in-room as inspiration for unique bathroom picture windows. This rounded perspective from the floor to the ceiling makes a great setting for dreamy bathing times.
Back to nature. Bathing takes people down to their natural form, so a naturally kissed intricate bathroom scheme seems especially appropriate. Install a vertical garden to wrap your space with greenery. Pebbles can form a garden-like path to the tub, while pebble rugs and puffs take the aesthetic into the bedroom.
Slab contraction joints should intersect at the openings for columns and should intersect at the openings for columns. Continue the stone-inspired palette with a soft gray bed and matching rug.
This round carpet reflects the outline of a spectacular skylight. The bathroom tub bites at the edge of the woven mat, along with a group of wicker planters.
Create a pause. A rustic wooden pillar causes a short visual pause between this sleeping area and an en-suite bathroom. The pillar that supports the edge of a glass partition wall is just interesting enough to make the eye stop without becoming a dominant distraction.
Glass boxes and greens. Generous ceiling heights can be enjoyed overall or shared at will. In this case, an open floor bedroom and a glass built-in bathroom volume was formed below the ceiling line so that an indoor garden can be installed upstairs.
Cut it with color. A large bedroom can contain many areas, from the bedroom and living room to reading and work. An open-plan bedside bedroom can get lost in the mix, so why not stand out from the crowd with a show-stopping ruby-red glass bathtub?
The headboard wall makes an ideal point at which to make the separation between a sleeping space and an en-suite bathroom. In this neoclassical example, a decorative label flows between the two spaces to preserve the aesthetic flow.
An alternative way to share your bedroom to include an en-suite bathroom is with a double-sided fireplace. Place the fireplace at the foot of the bed to warm your toes and the tub.
Modern and marble-clad. This white marble beauty gets a modern twist with a black tripod floor lamp instead of a typical bathtub chandelier.
Flexible industrial backgrounds. Exposed masonry is suitable for both industrial style bedrooms and humid bathrooms, so works great in a nearby bed / bath.
Do you love spas? Do you love books? Combine the two to make your dream come true. The only problem we can see is that you may never want to leave your home again!
Bathrooms building blocks. If you have the floor area, consider fragmenting your bathrooms into separate blocks that complement the whole picture. This abstract arrangement gives couples more space to comfortably share the facilities without feeling crowded, and without cutting into two separate bathrooms.
Another successful bedroom / bathroom shared by a modern fireplace. This time, the fireplace wall is also used as a toilet storage room to serve the tub.
Create balance. Marble dressing rooms can make a cool contrast with warm wood-clad bedrooms. Help the fusion by introducing areas of cool stone into the bedroom scheme.
This bedroom interior balances its glass wall in the bathroom design with a stone-gray rug that loudly echoes a stone bed under the freestanding bathtub.
Mirror image. A centrally located doorway into an in-room offers an ideal opportunity to create mirrored vanity areas.
Solve window wall puzzles with vain mirrors in the ceiling and free-standing pedestal sinks.
A mini partition wall makes a subtle visual stop and a useful mount for bankers.
Complement a stone headboard feature wall with a custom stone bathtub.
Pull a boldly colorful bathtub into the bedroom decor scheme, without reducing its impact, with a single matching accent cushion.
This blue glass bathtub catches the eye to see an ocean panorama at the window.
Amber glass bathtubs create a high-end mood. Equip with smoked glass shower screens and dark metals.
Scandinavian simplicity. Don’t let a small bedroom push you away if there is room for a tub, then your hollow vision can come true. Stick to a simple white bathtub and tiles, with a clean Scandinavian style to maximize a sense of space.
Visually anchor an open concept bathtub with an arched decoration. A sunken arch also makes a decorative place in which to install useful bathroom shelves.
You could literally roll out of bed and into this shower below without even opening your eyes.
Do you want to enjoy the garden view, but are too afraid that the gardener might appear unannounced? A small privacy screen will cover you.
Mark the change in function between an open floor bedroom and a bathroom with a change in ceiling texture, like this attractive wooden lath finish.
Place one area on a platform. Whether it’s the bed or the bathroom, placing one of these areas on a raised platform floor will create a clear zoning.
When a bathtub is uniquely beautiful, just let it shine.
Humorous lighting can serve both a bedroom and a bathroom through a glass partition.
Visually anchor a free-standing bathtub with an attention-grabbing light, like this sculptural modern sputnik chandelier. The sturdy stone base under the bath is also very cool.
Bathtubs that mix. If you don’t want your tub in front and in the middle, choose a piece that matches your bedroom decorative palette and create a matching background.
Shade of pink. Neutrals are beautiful but the color theory that surrounds pink speaks of soothing and intimate qualities. Sounds pretty perfect for a private living room.
Transparent transitions. This glass shower screen is echoed by a glass head wall feature to achieve one transparent flow.
Where the weather is hot for it, use large balcony areas to bathe outdoors in the invigorating fresh air …
… Or take the whole gear and cabin out with a cabin design.
Sliding doors provide the flexible option of open plan and private bathroom use.
Medium-high partition walls avoid difficult ceiling shapes.
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