Kids' bathroom design is all about fun and creativity. Senior designers rely on everything from graphic patterns to dynamic shapes that give energy and joy to children and adults as well. Here, the designers kept solid surfaces more neutral, putting the color and pattern in the wallpaper or accessories more than they could replace in the future, and using the cheerful and distinctive colors in the colors of the walls and floors derived from nature achieved great success with any child 20 distinctive designs that suit all tastes.
1- From a marble bathtub and plant-inspired wallpaper to shower tiles in cool blue, this kids bathroom by Cynthia Collins has elegance.
2- The designer in the kids' bathroom used this shark blue tile flooring, along with white wooden walls for a farmhouse-inspired look. Her favorite tips for designing a bathroom for a child? Jenkins says: `` Keep
3- Marble from floor to ceiling:
This airy kids bathroom features floor-to-ceiling marble, sinuous lighting, and a yellow pocket door to create an inviting look.
4- Interior designer Kevin Dumas used a wallpaper with brightly colored cars that steal the show in this bathroom.
5- The bathroom interior designer here relied on a classic black and white painting, including foliage patterned wallpaper, to produce this kids bathroom design scheme.
6- The designer relied on incorporating tiled tiles into kids 'bathrooms that use fun patterns and colors paired with timeless, solid materials on other surfaces'. 'The matte finish and bold use of pattern create an artistic statement that can be appreciated at all ages.'
7- Here the designer has played with colors which is especially fun when it comes to toilets. ' Here, white pairs with pops of blue, including textured wallpaper from Lindsay Cowles, for a stylish effect.
8- For this bathroom, the designer chose a counter and basin with matched marble countertops with pink wallpaper featuring a subtle pattern.
9-This baby bath by Amy Morris is proof that black and white - and stripes - will never go out of fashion.
10-In this cozy bathroom by Dekar Design, patterned floor tiles add a modern flair to the white detailing in the space.
11-The soft white color is paired well with a shade of blue wall covering and shark floor tiles in this design by Leslie Jenkins.
12-Here, the designer adopted a bold design, incorporating neon green wallpaper. The reason for using wallpaper is because it is easier to remove wallpaper than painted walls. '
13- 'For kids who share a bathroom, consider a double-use sink for narrow spaces,' says Marie Flanigan, referring to this black and white baby shower. Exposed cast iron sinks can be a nice option. You can even paint the underside in any color you want - creating an easy updating solution as the child grows.
14 - Combining powdery blue with touches of pink for this elegant and youthful bathroom.
15-The designer used in this bathroom stunning wall art and gorgeous blue tiles.
16- Bright blue floors serve as the focal point of this white bathroom design scheme.
17-Here, in this wonderful bathroom, the designer used rich and dazzling yellow tiles to enhance the beauty of the bathroom.
18-In this bathroom the designer used sophisticated gray tiles along with vibrant green and blue accents in the bathroom design.
20-Here, in this bathroom, the designer enhanced the
walls with a cheerful orange color.
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