MUST SEE 2023 Bathroom Design Trends | My Predictions
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video, I'm predicting the 2023 bathroom design trends. From cool tile designs to sleek glass bathrooms, I'm sharing with you my predictions for the year ahead.
If you're interested in bathroom design, then you need to watch this video! I predict that the 2023 bathroom design trends will be sleek glass bathrooms and cool tile designs. Why?
Well, because these are some popular bathroom design trends right now, and I think they'll continue to be popular in 2023. So if you want to style your bathroom in a trendy way, then watch this video and see what I mean!
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Is anyone really tired of gray? Or is it just me?
Yes! Gray, tan, beige, etc. How can there be hundreds of shades of those colors?! Give me some real color!
@@tredeitsch yes to real colour, in large quantities - not just one little cushion in a corner.
So over it! Its depressing. Bring wallpaper back.
@@tredeitsch light yellow walls with aqua accents and greens and whites
@@SS11660 I agree! And I have been looking at buying a home in Colorado, they are almost totally gray! Kitchens, floors, carpets, walls, furniture, Everything! So boring and cold!!!!
I have bronze faucets in my master. Built my house in 2001, and still love them.
Brush nichel in my bathroom
Tip: wipe with baby oil after cleaning faucets and the shine shine shine.
Yikes, that doesn’t seem like a good idea at all.
@@joelleaittama1416Hello fingerprints … will look like a crime scene
Gross! Slippery and sticky!
I’m completely blind. I’m attempting to redo my 1300 square-foot apartment, but I haven’t seen literally anything since 2010. Everything from 2010 will forever look up to date in my head, and I hate it. Thank you for being so detailed. It makes my guessing game feel like a little bit less of a guess. Lol.
Good luck
Just found this channel, I like the mix of high end renovation reviews mixed with the practicality of the new trends. This is someone who pays attention to the details and is looking out for a would be customer.
I’m currently building so ALL these videos are so helpful!! Have a Happy New Year 🎉
Watching bathroom trends in my mint tiled bathroom with floral wallpaper
@Michelle Graham... Me too. I'm sticking with it. My house is a home to be "lived" in, not like these cold, lifeless white boxes.
I normally give a thumbs down to any video with a promotion within the first minute, but your humbleness in how you handled people who might have and/or liked things you believe are not good ideas in the first 30 seconds forced me to give you grace. Thank you for the unexpected, and I’m only :42 into the video!
James you are making things so much easier for us. 👏 👏 👏
Totally agree about those open faucets!
When I was looking for faucets, my husband chose one of those open spouts. I said, "No way." We also have mineral and lime build up and it would it would awful soon enough. I did not want a tall bowl for a sink either because I'm too short to reach over it. There are some designs that look interesting in a photograph, but really aren't practical for everyday family use.
Amen!!! I am 5”2 tall and am just too short for vessel sinks!
As far as the open faucet.. my daughter has one and the calcium build up is there.. I on the other hand might have one with no issue.. One, I am retired and have the time…. I keep a spray bottle of Cleaning Vinegar vs white
vinegar, mixed with water. I use it around all my faucets to keep calcium build u at bay.. I use it and scrub my daughter’s open faucet when I am staying with grandkids. It looks great after. It just depends on whether you want to go to the trouble..
if I was a young mom again… no time!
Thank you for your video ,, your sense of humor it’s a plus 👍🏼👏
I dislike the terrazzo tile intensely. It *does* look like nougat! I'm currently planning to update a condo from the 90s that I purchased. The place is bathed in 'golden oak' cupboards, doors/frames, and woodwork. It fairly screams 90s style. This channel is really helpful.
Sounds like the Golden Girls
@@hlowrylong Lol, yeah, but with a bit less pickled rattan. 😆
@@LQOTW As a Floridian, I still LOVE rattan … but just as part of a piece, or with a fresher vibe… 😛 …. But Good Lord I hadn’t thought of the “pickled rattan” in 30 years, so I just spit out my sip of water 😂 …. thanks for the memories of my parents’ furniture!!!
I don’t think I’ve ever liked terrazzo … makes me sweep or clean it constantly … and pick at it.
How fun to update a condo … enjoy it!!! I’m the Queen of replicating these talented folks bc I can’t come up with it myself. I will be building a house in a couple years on land we bought after Hurricane Ian, and I enjoy saving pictures and videos to help … Good Luck!
@@hlowrylong Thanks much, Florida Gal. And to you! Cheers!
I'm with you about that ghastly shade of olive green, James.
Pea soup. 🤢
Like that built-in shelving at 8:16. Might try that.
Wish you would have talked more about paint colors
For bathroom rugs, look at Ruggables (or similar), which offers machine wash rugs. (Also, moisture not much of an issue in dry climates.) We have a Ruggables in our bathroom and it’s so much nicer on the foot than the tile it covers.
The best, if you can do it,is heated tiles.
Love rugs. Adds color and luxury.
You know I love your channel... My wife's family has a place right outside of Rome and they completely redid the bathroom kitchen and I was wondering if you would ever contemplate doing an episode on micro cement or even tadalekt... Again love your channel
As someone who takes baths daily, i think freestanding tubs are installed by people who don’t actually take baths themselves. So uncomfortable compared to a well designed drop-in.
What?! My lifelong dream of a big clawfoot tub for hours of soak happiness is built in a lie?! 😪😪😪😪
Another negative for free standing tubs is that it's very difficult to clean the floor behind them. Plus, they all show side tables or a cross piece of drop in holder to put your soap on. I'd rather have a drop in tub with surrounding "deck" where you can put soap on.
@@annschwankhaus3735 see, my practical, I-don't-have-a-cleaning-lady mind needing to plan my bathroom remodel keeps coming back to 'how are you going to clean back there?!' Dreams and reality collide. I will have to keep my dreams of a clawfoot bathtub for my dream tiny house / cottage in the woods where I will have an outdoor shower and, now, bathtub.
@@annschwankhaus3735 I've always wondered about cleaning behind the tub. Especially in bathrooms where there clearly isn't enough room for someone to walk around the tub to clean the floor. I have the same "clean behind" issue with those vessel / counter top sinks too - more so when combined with a faucet that is mounted on the counter top behind the sink.
@@sarahrosen4985 old school claw foot tubs are very comfortable. But they can be a little more challenging to get in and out of. I can’t speak for modern ones.
Merry Christmas James from the paint people
2 favorites here :The black with green cactus ! Also wood wall with stone sinks !
Great helpful video!
When will the tub in the primary for resale purposes be over? I would rather use that space for a huge shower
While I agree with walk in showers (the only time I ever slipped in my bathroom was getting into a shower/tub - and I was in my 30s - I can't imagine trying to get in one now in my 60s!) ... I think for resale purposes, especially to families, a tub easier to bathe small children than a shower.
Just got rid of my tub in the primary bathroom! Put an amazing walk-in shower and a lovely larger vanity for more storage. I honestly don’t care if people might criticize this… there’s a tub in another bathroom anyway…
That terrazzo - oof. And I LIKE the terrazzo of old that was much smaller specks and softer.
The smaller specks are much better in my mind.
Hate that terrazzo tile! I would love for people to do what makes pleasing to their eye. That's what my trend is! Just saying 😅
5:00 LOL I like how this pitcure looks it's suggesting stupidity. Like yes getting out of a bathtub running into a cactus is IDEAL
Did a bathroom renovation using terrazo tile and BM quiet moments and I so loved it
NOUGAT! Yes! I couldn't put my finger on what it reminded me of until you said it, and I literally said YES! outloud! Yeah, I'm not a fan. Of either the tile or nougat. Love your channel!
Boom!
Lol
All the one's you didn't like, I loved!! 😂
This is a helpful video since we are renovating our bathroom. I love free standing bathtubs but several house forums said they are not easy to get in and out of to the point of being dangerous. So I'm unsure about that. I love the way they look though but I'd rather not slip and fall getting out of my tub, lol.
😂 Why aren't bathroom and toilet, not separated ??
Another great episode :-)
Just a comment, question. I was surprised not to see a wet room with shower and/or with a free-standing bathtub. Has it gone out of style?
Bathroom 7 x 7!
I can remember in the 1970s, most public spaces that I went to had terrazzo flooring.. in linoleum, or maybe vinyl..in squares. The scale of the colour splatter though, was much, much smaller than what I see today. When I see terrazzo, I think of my childhood. Puke/dark baby poop green is just disgusting, and some designers keep pushing it. My inlaws bathroom in a house they rented had1970s avocado in it, similar to what was on that tile. Our bathroom is white, light grey with black accents. NO NATURAL LIGHT in that room, so we kept it pretty light. The light grey is because our shower curtain has a slate grey image on it... it's almost black, but not quite. trying to save enough money to take out the built in tub, and replace it with the same size as the tub shower stall. None of us in the family can/like to tub soak, so NOT having to climb over the tub would be nice :)
I like hearing this advice from another guy. Easier to understand and to the point. Less flowery language. VERY practical advice, he keeps maintenance in mind, like the hard water build up on matte fixtures, even brushed nickel is hard to keep up with, what is wrong with chrome? Although I like Lisa as well.
What other guy do you mean, rockshot100?
I feel like terrazzo is giving dirty public restroom vibes, not a fan 🤣
Agreed
I love it that you're very opinionated and funny.
I love the look of glass shower panel but without a major shower plumbing remodel, how do you get your water up to temp without freezing water shock therapy right before your real steamy shower? Are they busy moving the shower head every time before they turn on the water?
You can put a recirculating gadget on your water heater to have instant warm water. I don’t know by what magic it works, but it does. Relatively inexpensive.
Glass showers ugh so hard to clean. I like the obscure enclosure
I use a squeegee after each shower. Easy peasy.
I use a squeegee after each shower. Easy peasy.
Squeegee cleans in minutes
Especially then the shower is big enough for 20 people. Who are these people that need a shower big enough for 20 people to fit?
I looked at the photo and thought, "Interesting. They don't use soap, shampoo or conditioner. I see no bottles or dispensers."
How about some smaller bathroom ideas. My Lord if I had a larger bathroom like these I wouldn’t be looking for ideas. It’s the small bathroom that needs updating!
Terrazzo went out last year.
I have an erk. I'm Soo over the fake and unusable cabinet piece in front of the sink in the vanity. I bought a vanity with a drawer that tips out. So it is also a place to store combs or brushes or toothpaste.
😂 Why aren't bathroom and toilet, not separated ??
I don't get the free standing tub. Not really practical.
I despise glass shower doors. They are hard to keep clean
I had an open spout faucet once. Never again.
Open spout water filter for that
Thoughts on bathroom wallpaper please….?😊
I would hesitate for a bathroom because of moisture/steam possibly causing the wallpaper to lift up. I love it in a powder room.
😂 Why aren't bathroom and toilet not separated ?? 🥵🥵
Yep. Open spouts are yucky. Enough said.
36" tall vanity top in shared bath?
I couldn't get in and out of this free standing bathtub.
Off-topic but hate yellow.
😂 Why aren't bathroom and toilet, not separated. 🥵🥵
I made the mistake of the "open spout" facet.😟
Terrazzo tile is horrible looking, it reminds me of a school in the 70s. Thank you for the tip about open faucets, we were talking about getting them for our master bath, we have hard water so yeah, they’d be nasty in no time.
I forgot to mention I’m 5 ft 3 inches.
OMG, why do people need so many bathrooms and they are way too big.
I find free standing luxury tubs more of a sign of luxury, than an actual functional luxury item. Reality check, I haven't used a bath tub in decades why? because i'm 6'1 not 5'1 and if I can't get comfortable in the tub, what's the point? not to mention the taller the sides there ridiculously hard to get out of. On the other hand, large jetted tub's were a thing in the 90's but largely went unused after the novelty wore off while taking up a lot of space that could've been better used with a larger luxury shower that would actually get used. Personally, i've had homes with very large master bathrooms and homes small master bathrooms, and i'll take a large walk-in shower with temperature pre-sets with a water closet for the toilet any day over a large appliance that's not used in the space just to broadcast luxury.
Thumbnail looks like the guy wants to teach you how to properly hide the bodies from the police. Only reason I clicked on this video.
Bidets
This vid was more of him complaining instead of giving any good information on the trends
I lived somewhere with one of those open spout faucets and I didn't like it at all. Sometimes you want a bit of water pressure in your bathroom sink.
They look cool in a nice restaurant bathroom, but that's about all I can see them being good for... basic hand washing.
Dude so gay MY ass hurts, but seriously cool and informative video bro, nice job.
Nobody really likes to shower in a glass shower. See through, hard to clean. Also this look went out last year.
A Glass shower will never be out. There just so beautiful and makes the room appear spacious and airy even if it’s tiny. And as far as cleaning goes, I’d take a fixed glass panel over glass on track any day. Much easier to wipe down, no gunk buildup in those nasty tracks.
Dear God, how I hate those cool colors and the modern fixtures. No thanks.
UK IMMIGRATION SYSTEM IS BROKEN
Plastic plants oh no more plastic to throw away. Just add to the plastic pile worldwide
Open spout faucets 🤮
Looks like the bathroom trends are going to be as ugly as the economy in 2023... 😁
😁
Your bathroom design really have no true concepts designs for me! sorry!
Ugh..what horrible advice.
It falls somewhere between dip and sh!t.
After everyone became tired of gold tone fixtures, the designers and manufactures said time to make more money, let's convince the next generation that what ever is current that they should have he latest? Trend.( ya let's do it they are to dumb to know what they like, it worked! And it will work again, it always does, think for😮 yourself!
@Mary Paquette... Yeah, but everybody is doing it. It's the latest trend. Right there with messy buns, leggings in public and carrying your iced Starbucks coffee.