Before you get that HDB toilet renovation done, you might have browsed countless ideas. It could be from magazines or the website database. Now, hear us out. Before starting the process, how about you give this list a look? Use this list as a definitive reference. Why’s that? Because we have compiled a list of the trendy and latest ideas. You might find something worthwhile here. Let’s begin:

It’s interesting to see the use of dark tones in a bathroom. However, this one tones it down a bit. While it does have a greyscale design for the walls, it also uses a black top for the basin area. Yet, the marble finish is what makes the bathroom look elegant. There are other dark elements like the black window shelves and the black frame of the shower glass door. Additionally, the bright wooden features contrast the area to give it a bright and charming appeal. This adds to the brightness through natural light and doesn’t let the dark tones dim things.

If you ever want to add more elegance to your bathroom, a patterned wall is a way to go. The best part about a pattern wall is that you can use any kind of pattern, or even an abstract design, but make sure to only do it for one side of the bathroom. As you can see in the image, it is for the basin and the backside of the pot, which is the best place.

The light that falls on the shelves and the basin, is also great for all the light you will need, and illuminating ambiance.

In the above-given idea and in this one, you could see the use of the plants. Using plans in the bathroom works like a decor that can change the entire appeal too. It can give a more lively zest to the entire setup.

With correct artificial, or natural lighting, you will have a lively bathroom that doesn’t look too simple. In this one, you can also see a rounded mirror, complemented by a similarly rounded basin.

Often, people are  reluctant to use the dark theme for the bathrooms, because it could overwhelm the light and make it look gloomy, dusky, and not so appealing. If you use white light that are bright enough, you won’t have to worry about that.

In fact, dark themes work great for small bathrooms, because you don’t have to spend too much on ambient lighting and brightness. So, if you want to give this comfortable design a try, you could do so.

If you want to divide the space in your small bathroom, but don’t know how to do it without looking congested, try this design approach. First of all, you have glass panels dividing the shower area. However, the use of bold blue colour for the basin, shelves and the mirror does the job of catching the attention.

You have a clear distinction without adding too many elements in a small bathroom. At the same time, it looks great.

Here you have another idea where the use of glass takes priority. You have sleek furnishing and fittings, but the glass divides the shower area. Instead of a mirror, you have mirrored cabinets that double down for storage and other requirements. At the same time, using a wall-sized mirror cabinet also helps give a more spacious appeal to the entire setup.