15 Bathroom Shower Remodel Ideas

Minimalism is the new hot trend, and everyone seems to be jumping the bandwagon. For homeowners who want something simple yet chic, this black shower from one.3.three is an excellent option.

This remodel requires minimal effort and is easier on the pocket. On top of that, it gives your bathroom a new and elevated look. Plus, you don’t have to do anything to the shower walls. Leave them the way they are or simply paint them white.

The designers of this shower have hit the home run with the marble mosaic design. Along with marble, the shower walls also have a mother of pearl inlay, which reflects natural light beautifully.

If you want your bathroom shower to feel like something out of a fancy hotel, I’d suggest going for this design. Porcelain, marble, mother of pearl; the shower has all the fancy materials one can need. Also, the unusual shower bench is worth the praise.

Designed by Kate Walker Designs, this shower is for people who want something unique and classy. The natural stone slabs give it a luxurious vibe while the mosaics add texture to space.

It’s the perfect bathroom to shower with your partner while reclaiming personal space for your shower dances.

While a subway tile is the easiest way to go about a bathroom shower, a slightly funkier tile design can completely transform the whole space. This shower remodel features green and aqua tiles against a subway tile to create the perfect juxtaposition.

Additionally, the golden fixtures pop out against the white and light-colored tiles, giving the whole shower area a subtle yet effective vibe. I particularly like the colored floor tile design. It’s a unique spin on the traditional white tile.

Needless to say, Merlyn Showering really came through with this one.

This shower remodel done by Oak Hill Architects is one of the most stunning and peaceful designs you’ll ever come across. The all-white walls and floors, coupled with the frameless glass enclosure, give this shower a monotonous look.

Thus, the gold accents created by the shower fixtures steal the show with their contrast against the white background. Moreover, the window ensures proper airflow to keep the shower free of mold and mildew – all in all, a beautiful space that will help you relax immensely.

Choosing the right tiles is one of the hardest things in the process of remodeling. However, this combination of brown floor tiles with white walls, from Teaki Tiles, is something worthy of consideration.

Possibly the best part about this shower is the storage area to keep all your hair care products. Also, the multi-colored tile in this area reduces the monotony of the whole space.

While golden helps accentuate any space, you have to be careful when contrasting it with other colors. Otherwise, it can make your space look darker. Merlyn Showering has cracked the code for using subway tile and golden fixtures together in a perfect culmination.

The glass shower is set away from the main farmhouse bathroom and has an in-built storage area for hair supplies. More importantly, the gold and white color scheme is done just right – not too much, not too little. Don’t miss that golden handle on the shower door.

Homeowners who have a flair for everything vintage will love this bathroom remodel. While the black and white walls contrast nicely with the white-tiled floor, the yellow on the adjacent walls brings in bright light to the bathroom.

Also, the shower enclosure does not take up much space. Thus, there’s ample room to keep plants, storage units, or even a small closet.

One look at this shower enclosure from Collective Studio will remind you of the kind of showers you get in fancy European hotels on vacation. The corner frameless unit, along with the monotonous white tile, make this shower exude luxury.

Plus, if you like the bathtubs to be where the showers are, this is the perfect way to go about it. Adding a few plants to break the monotony can help bring the shower space to life. Also, I’d suggest going with neutral-toned light fixtures to match the shower pan and walls.

Having inspiration in mind is crucial for successfully remodeling a shower. If you’re a fan of the outdoors, you’ll love this cabin-inspired shower enclosure with a corner shower. Also, homeowners who do not want a white shower enclosure should check out this design.

It may be hard to find contractors to do this one. But once you do, the newly remodeled shower will be your favorite place to relax.

Homeowners who are looking for remodeling ideas to save space should consider this design from Dreamline Shower. The corner shower with subway tile and a glass door will stand comfortably in a smaller bathroom.

Besides, there’s a small storage unit to keep your shampoos and other hair care supplies. Overall, it’s one of those remodeling ideas that won’t break the bank. Yet, it will surely bring a new look to your bathroom, making it seem brighter and bigger.

Here’s another corner shower from Design Interior Inc that also has a shower bench to sit and ponder on all your important thoughts. As for the walls, they’re unique with their aqua tone and rhomboidal print.

Although there isn’t a designated storage area, you can keep your hair care products on the bench. Overall, it’s a minimalistic yet eye-catching design that will elevate your bathroom’s entire look.

Also, it’s not something that requires too much money, so you can easily incorporate this into a small apartment bathroom.

If you’re bored of seeing the subway tile in every bathroom remodel, you’re not alone. Collective Studio has amped up the white-tiled look by adding a brick texture to the walls and the storage place.

Are you someone who has an extensive hair care routine with a dozen products? Thanks to the elongated storage space, you can keep everything from your hair oils to the soap inside the shower.

Apart from that, the silver shower fixtures go well with the white background, giving the whole shower a modern chic vibe.

Who says showers always have to be white or another neutral color? This black shower from CBC Builds screams class and luxury, while the golden fixtures further accentuate the shower enclosure.

More importantly, there’s double storage space. If you share the bathroom with your spouse or family, the extra storage is a huge advantage. Often when doing a residential bathroom remodel, homeowners like to play it safe by going with traditional colors, such as white.

However, this black and golden shower enclosure is quite attractive, considering it’s done in moderation.

Did I keep the best one for last? Most certainly. Designed by Dreamline Shower, this shower remodel will make your bathroom look like something out of an architecture magazine.

Featuring white walls and brown floors, the shower enclosure brings in soft natural light.
Moreover, the half-oval door adds a touch of uniqueness to the shower, making it different from all other designs. As you walk in, there’s a shower on the right and a bathtub to the left. Talk about getting the best of both worlds.

You can make the space a bit more colorful by adding plants or hanging string lights on the outside of the shower door. Along with being a picturesque bathroom shower, this design is entirely different from any other in this list.