How designers do for themselves: 5 bathrooms from pro apartments

We have already made a selection of kitchens from designer apartments, now it’s the turn of bathrooms. Let’s see how the pros decorate the interiors of these rooms in their apartments.

one A bit of loft and retro

The small studio of Alexander Mershiev is filled with unusual details. White was not used here — it was an experiment and a kind of challenge for Alexander: to decorate a small apartment without a shade traditional for such spaces. There is a lot of retro furniture here: upholstered armchairs, restored chairs. Here is a repainted mass market — a kitchen from Leroy Merlin and a chest of drawers from IKEA. The idea of ​​combining modern textures, even a little brutal, and restored furniture was implemented in the bathroom. So, the walls are covered with tiles with the effect of aging, partially painted. And under the sink is a cabinet that used to be an old chest of drawers. A washing machine is hidden behind a textured curtain — budget and stylish. And household items are stored in a closet with fashionable louvered doors.

2 Modern interior with eco and scandi elements

In the apartment of designer Victoria Vishnevskaya, the bathroom also continues the idea of ​​the whole interior — unobtrusive shades, appropriate decor, functionality. Here — gray tiles on the walls, but not boring at the same time — look at the texture and light geometric pattern. All this is complemented by wooden elements — a countertop, a mirror frame, as well as light plumbing and furniture (the cabinet is from IKEA).

3 Bright bathroom with beautiful textured tiles

The studio of designer Kristina Lichik has a modern interior. For her bathroom, the designer chose a light textured tile, which especially “plays” when the backlight is turned on – there is a spectacular frame that demonstrates this.

Also an interesting feature of this interior is the absence of a cabinet under the sink. A washing machine is installed under a slab-style wooden worktop, and all storage is realized in the form of a spacious closet opposite the shower room.

four Bathroom and toilet with ethnic details

In the apartment of designer Anzhela Yakimovich, which she designed together with her colleague Tatyana Laptieva, there are two bathrooms: a master bathroom and a small guest bathroom.

In both rooms, the mood is created by the details. So, gray porcelain stoneware with a pronounced texture was chosen for the bathroom, but the decor — a picture, plants — “warm” the cold finish. Here you can also pay attention to the fact that the wall opposite the cabinet is half framed with a mirror — a good trick for visually increasing the space.

In a small guest bathroom, gray porcelain stoneware and light beige with a pronounced stone texture are combined. The poster above the hanging toilet creates a light holiday mood.

Please note that designers do not forget about decor in bathrooms. There is a place even for posters and paintings!

5 Spacious room with separate utility area and large bathroom

In the apartment of designer Evgenia Filatova, the bathroom occupies 6.6 square meters, there is a large corner bath, and a utility zone is equipped in the niche — a column of a washing machine and a dryer, a water heater. It is separated from the rest of the space by a light louvered screen — a solution that allowed to hide the utility, but at the same time did not weigh down the interior.

In the decoration — natural textures. This is wood and marble effect porcelain stoneware in three shades: beige-brown on the floor; dark, almost black — in the shell area; light with brown veins — as the main wall decoration.