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11 bathroom trend predictions for 2025

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Interiors experts predict the biggest bathroom trends for 2025, from the rise of the home spa to texture in walls and fixtures and the controversial resurgence of the avocado bathroom.

Before you take the plunge, remember that remodelling your bathroom is an expensive undertaking – so make sure you get that balance between trends and longevity… 

1. Nature Inspired

Bringing nature into our bathrooms has been popular for a while, but in 2025 it’s set to really make its mark.

Think bringing more plant life in, fresh materials and nature-inspired textures; but also steam showers, more windows in bathrooms to bring in natural light, and water filtration.

The trend in nature-inspired bathrooms is linked to the rise in boosting our wellbeing through our home and interior design, and the bathroom is no exception to that.

Luxury design goes hand in hand with the nature-inspired look, so next level wellness trends are all part of this concept.

Whether you choose to bring actually plant life into your bathroom or link to nature through botanical wallpapers and paint colours, we’re sure your new bathroom will look fab.

Whether you’re renovating your en suite or master bathrooms this year, take inspiration from the natural world to create a wet room to be proud of.

Kickstart the trend today by discovering the best plants to place in your bathroom.

Nature inspired bathroom with tiled walls and foliage

2. Textured style

Texture and shaping is going to be huge in 2025, with a clear shift to a cosier vibe within the bathroom.

Louisa Swannell, Head of Creative Design at Walls and Floors explains: “Textured tiles and glossy finishes are set to lead bathroom design trends in 2025, seamlessly combining functionality with elegance.

From the artisanal charm of Zellige tiles to the refined look of fluted designs, these options bring depth, character, and a unique touch to bathroom walls.

Their tactile surfaces create a multi-sensory experience, transforming any space into a design statement.

“Fluted tiles, with their grooved and ribbed patterns, are particularly sought after for their architectural allure, adding linear texture that plays with light and shadow for added dimension.

“Textured tiles, with their uneven surfaces, scatter light in unexpected ways, creating a soft, luminous effect that enhances brightness.

“When paired with glossy finishes, they contribute to an airy, more spacious atmosphere.”

The bathroom is truly becoming a space to engage all of our senses, whether you choose to stick to textured tiles or take it one step further by adding texture to your bathroom fittings or even lighting, too.

Textured tiles behind sink in bathroom
  • Indulgence Terrazzo Grey Fluted Décor wall tiles £42.95 per sqm from Walls and Floors – buy here

3. Bold colours

2025 is about being brave and bold with your colour choices across your home, but that applies to your bathroom, too.

Think outside the box for bright colours that contrast but also complement each other to make this essential part of your home extra special.

Think positive about this year with a bold yellow like the Dulux Colour of the Year, Pure Joy.

Dulux Creative Director and colour expert, Marianne Shillingford explains: “If you’re looking to bringing a slice of yellow galore to a specific room in the house, my first suggestion would be the bathroom.

“Much like your favourite lemony shower gel, zaps of yellow paint in this space can kick your day off with a lightning bolt of energy and refreshment.

“Whether you’re looking to make yellow the star of the show, or a supporting character, you can look to the Colour of the Year 2025 palettes – Bold, Human & Proud – to see where yellow would work best with colours already in your bathroom scheme.”

Dulux Colour of the Year 2025 yellow and blue bathroom
  • True Joy, Moody Cobalt, Sapphire Splendour and Brave Ground used in above image by Dulux – buy here

4. Home spa experience

While this isn’t anything new, the luxe vibe of home spa bathrooms is set to continue into 2025.

Not only that, but it’s getting bigger and better with jacuzzi baths, rainfall showers and more.

It’s not only the fixtures that make a bathroom have spa quality though.

Take your décor to the next level with rustic walls, marble flooring and emulate the likes of Champneys spa in your own home.

Quality is well and truly winning over quantity as people opt for one larger bathroom over two or three smaller in order to have the full spa-style bathroom experience.

Rustic luxury spa style bathroom with power shower and vanity
  • Drench Naturals Rustic Oak PVC Waterproof Bathroom Wall Panel – 1000 x 2400mm, £99.99 from Drench – buy here

5. Earthy tones

As well as going back to nature in 2025, we’ll be injecting earthy tones into our spaces. Whether that’s bathroom furniture or the walls and flooring,

Shamila Iqbal, Director at Bathroom Mountain explains: “Natural wood tones and matte finishes are particularly popular, harmonising with the warmth of earthy neutrals and greens.

“Picture wooden vanities or shelving in walnut or oak finishes, creating an organic feel that pairs beautifully with sage, olive, or taupe walls.

“If you prefer bolder tones like navy, opt for cabinetry in rich complementary shades such as navy or charcoal grey.

“These choices add depth and coordinate seamlessly with soft green or clay walls, making the space both stylish and practical.”

  • Crete Fluted Linen double wall hung drawer vanity unit with marble top and curved basins, £769.99 from Bathroom Mountain – buy here

6. Monochrome

As you will have seen throughout the last few years, monochrome is everywhere on the interior scene and bathrooms in 2025 are no exception.

Classic black and white is always popular for sleek and sophisticated style and it doesn’t date so is a safe choice if you’re not in a position to update your bathroom regularly.

Opt for a more striking finish with a bold focal point, then matte black frames and fixtures against the crisp white of the ceramics.

Get plenty of monochrome bathroom inspiration on Instagram.

Monochrome bathroom with floor tiles
  • Halcyon 600 freestanding vanity unit in natural white, £466 from R2 Bathrooms – buy here
  • Quattro Star white patterned wall and floor tiles from Tile Superstore – order here

7. Walk in wetrooms

In much the same way that a home spa bathroom is trending, so is the luxury of a walk-in shower or wet room.

These are practical whilst also oozing a luxury vibe in your home and can even add value to your property.

Sarah McGregor, bathroom expert at Victorian Plumbing explains: “Due to their space efficiency and modern style, wet rooms are becoming ever popular in UK bathroom design.

“We’ve seen a notable increase in searches across our site for wet room and walk-in shower related products in the last 6 months alone.

“When professionally installed, a well-designed wet room can even add value to a property by making it stand out in the housing market.”

Wet room walk in shower bathroom with monochrome flooring and white tiled walls
  • Arezzo 1900mm Grey Tinted Glass Wetroom Screen, £119.95 from Victorian Plumbing – buy here

8. Colourful tiles

When you picture your dream bathroom, tiles are likely to feature in some shape or form.

And for 2025, colourful tiles, and creating snazzy new colour combinations is very much in.

Mixing up patterns and styles and combining marble with tiles is creating some stunning designs and we are so here for it.

We love this combination of pink tiles with marble-effect tiles on another wall, with different yet complementing floor tiles, too.

It’s a great demonstration of how different shades and colours can work together to make a space appear bigger and more luxurious.

Pink tiled bathroom combined with marble
  • Patisserie PorcelainRose Mint floor tiles from Ca’Pietra – buy here
  • Seaton ceramic pink sands wall tiles from Ca’Pietra – buy here

9. Rounded shapes

Curve appeal is still reigning high as a bathroom trend for 2025.

So it’s no surprise that rounded shapes are still high up on the lust list for bathroom fixtures.

Rather than angular surfaces, people are trying to make their interiors more welcoming with softer flowing lines in baths, showers and sink styles.

The rounded shapes are also being used in bathroom storage such as cabinetry and softly curved baskets.

  • Linea curve 900 basin, £375 from Scudo Bathrooms – buy here

10. La Dolce Vita

Give your bathroom an Italian-style makeover with this new luxe trend. Inspired by the name sake expression, ‘the sweet life’, it’s all about beauty in the small things.

Ideal Standard have created a stunning new range around the concept, and we got the insight from their Chief Design Officer, Roberto Palomba.

‘Showcasing the understated elegance of the laid back Italian lifestyle, this collection is carefully balanced between geometric shapes and forms inspired by the natural environment.

“The tapered shape and curved edges of the ceramic vanities ad toilets in the collection elegantly set them apart from the crowd, while the deep, flower-shaped vessel basins are instantly eye-catching in both square and round designs.”

The La Dolce Vita collection features solutions for the entire bathroom, from fixtures to accessories with options to suit every style.

Our favourite piece is the freestanding bathtub – if only we were looking out onto views of a sunny Italian plaza than wintry England whilst lounging in it, though!

11. 1970s green bathrooms are back

You heard it here first! It’s been in the background the last few years but 2025 is the year the famous olive green bathroom suite from the 1970s makes a comeback.

Whether you go the whole hog yourself and do a full green suite, or simply bring in touches of green with tiles, paint and quirky units, there are many ways to embrace the trend.

Get plenty of inspiration for styling and implementing your green bathroom with this guide.

If you’re not feeling confident enough to go all out green with your bathroom, try pairing it with another colour, pink is a popular choice to opt for.

Green bathroom with tiles

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