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Luxury Bathroom Trends for 2024

  



Luxury Bathroom Trends for 2024

The luxury homeowner’s bath for 2024 is more than a spa-like retreat where comfort is paramount. It’s a step back in time to a more natural world that comes alive with a touch of 70s boho chic. Incorporate these elements with modern aesthetics, including minimalism, universal design principles, and personalization.

Water closets: A room within a room, the “toilet room” can be closed off with a door, screen or cabinet for privacy. It can also include a one-person sink and storage for paper supplies. 

Curbless showers: With the shower floor flush with the rest of the bathroom, spraying water is kept in check with a subtle cascading drain and strategically placed open glass door. Enhance the look and safety underfoot with a pebbled stone tile.

Unique focal points: Personalize the bath with something hand-crafted—an antique chest or a fine hand-knotted tribal rug from Asia. Handsomely framed mirrors should be backlit and all lights dimmable. 

Concierge features: Make coffee or a cold drink at a built-in bar complete with a mini fridge.

New-old colors: Choose colors that have warm yellow-gold undertones, including greens, yellows, and ochre.




Jeffery Williams  Associate Broker

Hodnett Cooper Real Estate, Inc.

520 Ocean Blvd, St. Simons Island, GA 31522

Ofc: 912-291-3428

https://jefferywilliams.hodnettcooperrealestate.com/

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