The 5 Biggest Bathroom Trends for 2023, According to Designers
We asked 11 top creatives to share their thoughts on the future of the bathroom.
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While the kitchen finally got its shining moment back in the early days of the pandemic, that same renewed interest in more thoughtful, efficient design has more recently translated to the bathroom as we were forced to seek more at-home spaces and remedies for quelling the anxieties of the day (hot bath, anyone?). 2023 is looking to be bright for further delving into the design of our wash spaces and transforming them into our own individual ideas of paradise.
“The bath has become the most sought-after space in the home for relaxation or privacy, and that’s especially true since COVID, when we all had more time to focus on our well-being,” says Barbara Sallick, co-founder of Waterworks and author of The Ultimate Bath (Rizzoli, 2022). “The bath is no longer left for last-minute design choices. In fact, whether they’re building a new house or embarking on a renovation, clients now devote considerable planning and a generous part of their budget to bath design.”
Whether you’re in the midst of a new build project or renovating your beloved home’s bathroom, the following bathroom trends for 2023 are applicable to a range of design styles and can work with a variety of sizes, whether you’re zhuzhing up a powder room or going all-out to create the primary bathroom of your dreams. These brilliant insights from top designers across the country are sure to inspire your next wash space project, big or small. These are going to be the five biggest bathroom trends for 2023, according to designers.
Lauren Wicks is a freelance writer and editor based in Birmingham, Alabama. Before going on her own, Lauren worked for brands such as VERANDA, EatingWell, and Cooking Light, and she covers all things lifestyle from interior design and luxury travel to wine and wellness.
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