Just a quick scroll through our IG feed proves that renovation envy is real. And this year’s interior trends are making it even more difficult not to change up every room of the house, *especially* our bathrooms. Read on for some of 2019’s bathroom trends that we’re already obsessing over on Instagram.

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Here’s to the bathroom that helped us connect with some really great folks in 2018. We can’t wait to see what 2019 has in store! ⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ #bathroominspo #myhomevibe #mydecorvibe #myrenovatedreality #thriftscore #howivintage #howyouhome #doingneutralright #showusyourhygge #renovation #designinspo #mymidcenturymix #stellarspaces #lovewhereyoudwell

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1. Botanical Accents: Stick with a simple color palette and place a couple of plants on the vanity or in a window for relaxing spa vibes.

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Still looking for a bigger vintage mirror to go in this space. I want something roundish, so not square or rectangular. But something a bit, erm, punchier! Other than that, this room is pretty much everything I hoped it would be. It was the easiest part of the reno because everything just seemed to come together. I’ve had to stick with faux plants as I just can’t see anything else surviving in such a dark bathroom. Or is there a super easy plant that I’m missing out on? . . . . . . #bathroomsink #basin #brasstaps #bathroomdesign #bathroominspo #bathroomdecor #bathroomrenovation #bathroomremodel #homerenovation #myhomevibe #sassyhomestyle #styleithappy #myhomestyle #ilovemyinterior #interiorstyle #interiordecor #housetohome #interiorinspo #homeideas #interior4all #apartmenttherapy #designsponge #myhome #atmine #elledecor #darkinterior #styleitdark #eclectichome #deliciousdarkdecor #cornerofmyhome

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2. Art Deco Influences: Older bathrooms, rejoice! We’re seeing the Art Deco trend re-emerge in our sofas, lighting, and, yes, even our bathroom fixtures.

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Simplicity is the glory of expression. | Design: @casework.it Quote: Walt Whitman Check out this attic bathroom transformation in Seattle! 🌿💫 My first take was “oh I love those @hudsonvalleylighting sconces,” but then when I took in the details I was really above & beyond impressed. A double sink and wall mounted faucets gave her client more counter space, and she took the tile up the ceiling in the shower to create the illusion of height. 🖤 Details make the design, as they say. Bravo @casework.it! 👏👏

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3. Neutral Palettes: Timeless color schemes make the room appear light and clean. And yes, even your skincare products need to be put away for this look. (via @rafaelsoldi)

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This blue hexagonal cement tile from the #projectpeachy powder bath is one of our favorite parts of the whole remodel 😍. We’re sharing these tiles - plus 9 more of our top tile picks for powder baths - on the blog! #linkinbio // 📷: @christinemichellephotography

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4. Statement Powder Rooms: Bold pattern in a smaller space can make a big impact. Be sure to take advantage of any exposed plumbing to use a glitzy metallic accent.

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This sleek ensuite by @bransongroup and DP Plumbing Services incorporates a monochrome palette brought to life with warm timber and greenery. Great use of the Mizu Stream tapware and Mizu Drift Twin Waterrail in matte black, making a bold statement against the grey concrete look tiles.

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5. Concrete Accents: Once cold concrete is warmed up with wood and botanical elements, it helps create a soothing ambiance.

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Some before and after action! What do you think? 🙃. More pics to come. 😊

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6. Inky Walls: Moodier hues work to provide a sense of calm and are versatile enough to work with tile, wood, *and* marble.

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Guest Bathroom Reveal!!! 👉👉👉👉Swipe to see the ‘before’ and the process, including some scary pics from the renovation 😬 😬 📸 @joyellewest 📐 @arazilevinedesign . . . . . #heyhomehey #interior123 #jpbostonprojdct #bathroomsofinstagram #bostoninteriordesign #mybrassabode #homeinteriors #newenglandinteriors #lovewhereyoudwell #purestyle #simplystyleyourspace #sharemystile #thedecortribe #mymoderlook #mymodernhome #interiorwarrior #designdetails #colorpalette #interiorlovers #bathroomdesign

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7. Marble Slabs: Besides being insanely durable, this classic material can help make any bathroom instantly more luxe.

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The beautiful bathroom at recently completed Amhurst Road. Tiles are called 'Puzzle' for Mutina by British duo Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby #puzzle #tiles #mutina @mutinaceramics #completedproject #finished #eastlondon #architecture #interior #poulsommiddlehurst Photos by @adamscottimages

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8. Mixing Tile: Minimal subway tiles go with anything and everything, so it’s easy to switch things up with a busier honeycomb tile or bright accent color. (via @adamscottimages)

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