13 Scandinavian-Style Bathrooms to Inspire Your Remodel

Here’s an idea for people who love to have wooden accents as a part of their bathroom space. The overall white of this room is being blended nicely by the smaller wooden pieces in the sink and behind the compact toilet seat. Moreover, the wooden floors are adding a Scandi style to the room.

If you don’t want the wood to be dispersed all over the space, you can merely confine it to the wall. Notice how the dramatic black shower fixtures blend in with the muted gray walls on the other side of the room.

If you think the area looks too bland, you can always bring in some greenery or add brass accent pieces to the counter space.

Here’s a Scandinavian inspired bathroom where the mirror holds your attention as soon as you walk in. Below it, there’s a white sink – a must-have in Scandi inspired rooms – and a wooden vanity. You can also replicate this idea with black fixtures instead of silver ones.

If you’re not overwhelmed by a white wall in your master bathroom, this is the appropriate Scandinavian design for you. The white subway tiles cover all walls in the room, including the shower wall.

Meanwhile, the floor is covered in dotted white tiles. However, to break the monotone vibe of this white bathroom, there are black sink bowls and golden fixtures. Also, the jute basket in the corner is an impressive accent piece.

The overall Scandi style is suitable for people who don’t appreciate a lot of color in their living space. In this style, the black mirror rim and storage space are powerful eye-grabbers on the otherwise white walls.

But the shower takes the win for this style. The wooden walls are something you’ll only ever see in a Nordic bathroom.

In most Scandinavian bathrooms, you’ll see a combination of black, white, brown. Take this design, for example. The white subway tiles add monotony to the room, which is skillfully interrupted by the black fixtures.

Besides, the wooden vanity is just what you need to add a touch of nature to the space. You can also perch a plant by the glass shower door to add more color.

While the white subway tiles cover all bathroom walls, the little hints of black ensure that they don’t overwhelm you. On the corner, you can also see wooden shelves – an accurate representation of the Scandinavian style.

Since all other parts of the room are totally white, the designers have added two-toned black and white floor tiles. It’s just the right way to balance the colors in the room.

If the black fixtures are too much for your taste, you can opt for these Scandinavian natural tones instead. Owing to the different shades of white, the bathroom is well-lit, open, and seems spacious despite being small.

Meanwhile, the wooden floors add a Scandinavian style to the room. You can replace the pictures on the wall with something more appropriate and aesthetic. As for the countertops, they also seem in dire need of some greenery.

While the black accents in the bathroom might be catching your attention the most, it’s the pink tiles in the tub area that are softening the whole room. It’s the perfect Scandivain style for people who might want something a bit more popping than white.

Notice how there are subtle pink accents in the bathroom. Along with a pink towel holder, the floors are light pink, and a blush-pink rug adds more beauty to the area.

The Scandinavian style of this bathroom is hard to miss. While the bathroom walls on the top are painted gray, the bottom portion is graced with tiles of different hues. On one side, you’ll see gray tiles while the side behind the tub has white tiles.
Plus, the ladder cum towel holder makes the room seem quirky and whimsical, which is exactly what you need to take attention away from all the white in the room. On the other side, a wooden countertop is serving the same purpose.

Overall, it creates an interesting effect that’s entirely in line with a Scandinavian style for modern bathroom design.

Nothing says Scandinavian style like a fully-white space with a hint of wood in a corner. While the bathroom walls are stark white, the chess-colored floor brings a contrasting tone to the space.

Likewise, the wooden cabinets ensure that the other corner of the room isn’t overwhelmingly white, either. Most importantly, the addition of greenery in every part of the room is a soothing touch of nature to the area.

It’s easy to be mesmerized by this Scandinavian bathroom idea, considering it has a massive wooden wall followed by wooden floors. Yet, the room is multi-toned, thanks to the black fixtures and white sink. Also, the huge white rug in the center is a statement piece in itself.

Sure enough, not everyone can replicate this bathroom’s Nordic design since it’s made for a large modern farmhouse. However, you can tweak the same idea to fit your small guest bathroom.

It’s quite impressive how the designers have made this irregular and small space work. The hardest part would be to find a tub that fits the narrow space perfectly. Once you’ve found that piece, the rest of the decor is pretty simple.

The neutral-toned tiles bring in light while the black tile floor well against the white bathtub and toilet seat. Also, the white circular rugs are statement pieces for this otherwise simple space. You can replace them with a single square rug if you’d like the floors to have a constant flow.