How to Make Any Bathroom Feel More Luxurious, According to Designers

A wall of closets are a luxury in any bathroom, but opt for architectural details and oversized pulls to elevate any standard doors.

It may seem like a messy alternative to a standard shower stall, but placing the fixture in the center of your bathroom instead makes it a photo-worthy statement—just beware of the splash zone if the curtains aren't fully shut.

Not only do floating fixtures (like this sink and toilet) make a small bathroom instantly feel bigger, but it also keeps the floor clear for a more streamlines space.

Sometimes its easier to keep things simple and let the views speak for themselves, like this New York City bathroom by Studio DB.

An easy way to make a powder room feel more intentional and luxurious is to swap the fluorescent lighting for a more ambient bulb. The room now feels like it belongs to the coolest restaurant in town.

Nothing warms up a dreay winter day like a warm bath. Take it one step further with an installed fireplace.

Very few things say luxury like dedicated seating in the bathroom. Mirror the shape of your tub with an equally curvaceous sofa for a coordinated feel.

It may be a fashion faux pas, but mixing metals with bathroom fixtures can keep the space feeling fresh without being too matchy-matchy.

A pink pedestal sink paired with a mint green toilet bring a playful energy while neutral tile ensures the hues don't lean too childish.

Framing your vanity and mirrors with a metallic edge adds a bit of glam while staying subtle.

A curving, penny-tiled stripe creates a whimsical feeling, but balance it like designer Colleen Bashaw with a vertically striped wallpaper.

An entire room with columns, and oversized pendant lights, yes please. Plus, built-in bookshelves mean a bath time read is always within reach.

Rather than place every bathroom fixture up against a wall, place it front and center (if plumbing allows) for a statement-making layout.

Kids' bathrooms can also feel luxurious. Take a note from designer Krystal Matthews and add a window seat for getting ready, storage, or whatever your child needs.

To elevate a neutral-toned bathroom, add a gilded chandelier for immediate drama.

For an eclectic feeling, pair rich stones with mosaic accents and natural fabrics for well-rounded room.

Luxury isn't all precious metals and slabs of marble. Sometimes, it's personality filled wallpaper and a color-coordinated carpet hiding behind a pair of French doors.

A traditional dry sauna is one way to create that spa-like feeling without having to leave the comfort of your own home.

If square-footage allows, place your tub in a separate room or area of the bathroom for added solitude and separation.

Mixing eras and furniture design periods not only creates personality, but also incorporates old world glamour, even in a new build.