Vintage Bathroom Design Ideas – Do you like modern vintage decor? You are lucky! As we begin our master bedroom renovation, I look to vintage modern bathroom ideas and inspiration! From mixed metal fixtures to unique vanities, large mirrors and bold color choices, the ultimate collection of contemporary vintage bathroom decor.
We’re starting our major bathroom renovation and I’m sharing some of my favorite bathroom designs that inspired my modern bathroom!
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I’m finally getting around to sharing bathroom renovation inspiration and plans! I feel like I’ve been talking about it EVERYWHERE and it’s about time!!!
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I put a ton of pressure on myself to create a perfect space. There’s a lot to consider when planning a master bathroom, and it can honestly be hectic and stressful!
I wrote a whole post about how I came up with the bathroom design, how I handled all the products, and how I used our budget to determine if I could spend more money versus saving in other areas.
Before starting a clean design project, I go to my favorite source for inspiration – Pinterest! I have a whole Pinterest board for modern bathroom ideas here if you want to check it out!
When scrolling through Pinterest for the perfect images, it’s important to keep in mind that the same result may not be possible within your budget.
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Some of these bathrooms are probably in the 10’s of thousands of dollars, and that’s not in our budget right now. That’s good.
For starters, I like to put whatever image I have in mind. Not my “style” though. I’m tired of being defined by one style.
So when I put together a bunch of images (I’m talking 50 or more), I go back and see what I like about the image. Were these colors? Have you chosen a tile? Or was it something else entirely?
Then, you compare it to what you currently have. For example, we live in a 100+ year old brick house with lots of history.
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A super modern, clean-lined bathroom probably won’t work in our house. We need to bring more of the vintage vibe to be cohesive.
Finally, I balance the inspiration photos with the actual space in mind and what I want aesthetically and spatially in my design. This is the process. But I really love it. i want
The last thing on my mind is my country. I do this for my family and not for anyone else.
Don’t be defined by what others think. If you like it, go for it! Don’t be defined by a certain style. Don’t go with your first design.
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I iterated my design a ridiculous amount of times. Doing things here, perfecting my perspective. Don’t ruin your look!
I wanted to do a more modern style than what you see on the blog, mix it with a slightly vintage look.
I love the look of subway tiles. It’s a classic, timeless look that’s relatively affordable! I love this tub Chris! I love how they mixed metals (chrome and copper) and combined simple white subway tiles with cement tiles.
Sypsie Designs has truly perfected the modern farmhouse look. A wooden ceiling is perfectly balanced with cement tiles. I love the black vanity and drop sink. Everything fits perfectly!
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I love the space I painted from this bathroom. I think it breaks up the room and adds a pop of color without painting the whole bathroom.
If you’re looking for design inspiration for any room, my pick is Studio McGee. I secretly wish they would hire me as a consultant
This bathroom from Studio McGee is simple yet beautiful. White clothing creates the perfect neutral backdrop without looking sterile. I love the large plain mirror and the black hexagonal tiles.
What I got from this bathroom, I love the simple white look. A thick mirror is a plus, especially when combined with black. Also, I like the link, but it’s not practical for our purposes.
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I now realize that her bathroom at Park & Oak is very similar to the bathroom above. As I began to see patterns that inspired me, I made a mental note (and also a physical note) to begin creating a design for the bathroom.
I was inspired by the hexagon tiles (see the pattern here?) and the vintage vanity in this bathroom. Warm wood tones really bring a neutral space to life.
I realized how much I love brass fixtures in this bathroom, as seen in Clary Pfeiffer’s brass fixtures, which are on trend right now. Of course, this trend will go out of style at some point.
However, that doesn’t mean you can’t use something trendy in your design! I will talk about my use of copper in my bathroom soon 🙂
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This bathroom from Amber Interiors (another favorite interior designer of mine!) is totally worth it. Another good example is mixing metals, dark voids, cement or decorative tiles.
Another beautiful design from Amber Interiors! Very similar to the above. However, knowing that I was drawn to two similar images was something I kept in mind when creating my design.
The latest example from Amber Interiors is this light and bright bathroom! It’s white and bright without looking sterile, which I think is very important. An all white bathroom really looks like a psychedelic room. I love how she uses warm wood tones to warm up the white wood.
I love this bathroom from 1111 Light Road. A white subway tile wall with black metallic mirrors = perfection!
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When I think of a vintage modern bathroom, I think of Brepurposed. She combined modern elements in mirrors, chandeliers and tiles with vintage clothing and rugs.
It is an absolute perfection of modern elements, warm vintage clothing and clean lines with accents. If only I could steal her bath!
This bathroom by Jenny Komenda also combines vintage and modern elements. I love used sinks, but I knew I didn’t want one in my bathroom (for various reasons). The blue vanity stands out in a good way, and the floor tiles are amazing.
I got it from this bathroom that you can pair different tiles – herringbone and subway tiles look great together!
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Hrstina’s Adventure recently completed the most beautiful bathrooms on the farm. I want to create a modern look here, but I’m definitely inspired by the warm and inviting feel of this room. It’s so cozy and reminds me of a country retreat!
This hammer and claw toilet is probably my favorite and where I got the most inspiration. The hardwood floors, dark subway tiles, and this beautiful dress really stand out to me.
I’m excited to share my design plan and how I budgeted for everything soon. I’m still wrapping everything up because I can’t make a final decision on the tile. It was just another project at home, as I imagined. It seems to fit the 100+ year history and style of the house. It’s modern and feels like it’s there without being too sterile.
If you remember, it used to be. On the left is the “bathroom”. AKA, the closet. AKA, the place where we collect things we don’t know what to do with.
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It took forever to finish (like every house. bachelor. project. ever) but it’s so perfect.
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. Narrowing down the 438 (yes, seriously) pictures I took was a challenge. So if you want to skip my ramblings, there are plenty of pictures to look at instead 🙂
I saw it while browsing Wayfair and knew I had to have it. It has the look of cement board without the cost of cement board. I think it has a modern look (cement tile is very trendy) but also feels really good. You can use it in a completely modern room or in an old, “cool” room.
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I love the floor tiles. The whole design became really popular, especially when paired with black.
Because the floor tile is so busy, I knew I had to keep it relatively quiet in the rest of the room.
The most difficult decision of the tiles is, of course, in the shower – on the floor and the counter. My initials