Floating vanities and open shelving
Floating vanities and open shelving
Most popular flooring: Ceramic tile
Designer: Leslie Lamarre; Co-designer: J. Michael McGinn
Photo by: Bernard Andre
Most popular bathroom sinks: Undermount sinks
Requests for vessel sinks are starting to wane, as well as pedestal sinks. Trough sinks are gaining more popularity, NKBA notes.
Undermount sinks
Requests for vessel sinks are starting to wane, as well as
Fixture style on-the-rise: White
White fixtures are growing in popularity. Also, watch out for brushed brass and gold as well as designer faucet colors. Bone and bisque colored fixtures, meanwhile, are losing favor with homeowners.
White fixtures are growing in popularity
Designer: Lori Carroll; Co-designer: Alex Burch
Photo by: John Mancuso
Most popular amenity solutions: Safety and comfort first, such as comfort heights, shower seats, lighting in showers, and no-threshold showers.
Water-saving toilets and faucets are becoming more mainstream too. Further, smart toilet, music in the shower, easy maintenance features, and radiant floor heating are growing in demand.
Most pronounced fading fad: Tub or whirlpool.
More than half of National Kitchen and Bath Association members say they have eliminated a tub or whirlpool in a bathroom remodel over the past year. A freestanding tub, however, seems to be more of homeowners’ preference nowadays.
More than half have eliminated a tub or whirlpool
Designer and photograper: Molly Hustoft
Most popular bathroom style: Contemporary and transitional.
Contemporary and transitional-styled bathrooms have dethroned traditional style preferences. Shaker style is gaining popularity, as well as mid-century modern. Asian Fusion is still a niche design, but also getting more attention in remodels.
Contemporary and transitional-styled bathrooms have dethroned traditional style