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BIG IMPRESSIONS IN SMALL SPACES

“Little spaces like powder rooms glow as a canvas for a singular, splashy statement. A high-contrast, large scale background expands a little space and infuses it with an artful attitude.” — Patrick Ediger

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A NEUTRAL PALETTE

“We love a timeless toilet and think it’s constantly on tendency to have something which works for a long time to come. To keep it sense modern we adore using a monochromatic element throughout the whole space. For instance, utilizing all of one color or material (such as the color green or all marble tile) is a fantastic way to achieve this, classic tile and themes can be integrated still but using all of one material creates a entertaining jewel box-like appearance to the room. You can still stay neutral and also make it feel like something really unique.” –Allison Petty

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BOLD BLACK BATHROOMS

“The spa-inspired toilet trend has officially returnedback to the spa, that’s. Nowadays it’s about bold, dark, sultry bathroom designs that evoke an indulgent high-end experience.” — Kesha Franklin

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EXPOSED SHOWER PLUMBING

“In baths, we are incorporating more exposed shower pipes. The industrial look pairs beautifully with a white, modern marble.” – Highlyann Krasnow

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PEWTER AND GUMENTAL HARDWARE

“Pewter and gunmetal is the trend we’re enjoying. It’s not as harsh as pure black or special as brass or gold, but it provides fixtures some depth and texture.” – Highlyann Krasnow

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VANITIES IN FRONT OF WINDOW

“I’m seeing more vanities facing windows. Whenever there is a gorgeous view, it is good to stand by the sink and look out. I’ve suspended mirrors from the ceiling or used a mirror on the end wall of the sink. Another bonus is that the lighting is great.” — Moises Esquenazi

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OPEN CONCEPT DESIGNS

“Gone are the times where you hide behind a wall or door when preparing for a big night out. It is all about the open concept. The use of privacy or steel glass as a barrier is critical, but ultimately, showering and getting ready in the open air is wonderful. I see a lot of this occurring from the residential interiors world.” — Becky Shea.” — Becky Shea

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STATEMENT WALLS IN POWEDER ROOM

“Powder rooms have always been a place to include high play to a small area, but now oversized floral wall prints and pattern-on-pattern are feeling very of-the-moment, especially in bold, bright colors.” — Carolyn Pressly

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STATEMENT ARTS

“The year 2020 is about making an artistic statement; in the bathroom. A complex piece of fine art will provide your bathroom with a pretty focal point.” — Anne Hepfer

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WHITE & GREY MARBLE

“White and grey marble are still powerful, popular materials into 2020 for toilets and kitchens alike. They are classic and timeless, can go from traditional to modern in terms of aesthetics, and are also perfect for resale. Man-made substances, such as walnut and ceramic tiles which look like natural stone, are also workhorses from a durability standpoint and will continue to be popular in the new year.” — Ariel Okin

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SPA LIKE DESIGN

“We’re seeing that people no longer observe the bathroom as a utilitarian space and much more as an experiential space. They’re on the lookout for spa-like experiences in addition to a kind of theatrical attractiveness for what used to be a very inside and private space.” — Young Huh

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MARBLE SLABS & HIDDEN DRAINS

“No more tiled, grouted shower flooring and observable drains! Stunning plumbing fixtures still have to glow, but the jet drain is becoming invisible: now walk-in-showers may feature a luxurious floor surface of large marble slab which functions to conceal linear drainage lines beneath. Sandblasted to get a non surface, the entire marble floor is a bespoke detail that feels so luxe beneath book-matched walls” — Carolyn Pressly

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INFRARED SAUNAS

“Infrared saunas could be attractive. They supply you with a quick high and health benefits without the clunkiness of a normal sauna.” — Young Huh

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CONCRETE

“We’ll see the usage of concrete program from sink basins, countertops, walls and floors. It’s really exciting to see a brutalist material mixed with natural components. Traditionally, concrete was seen as chilly and non-welcoming, but I’m of the mindset that devoting this pragmatic moderate with forests, steel, resin and ceramic is what you guys are going to see surface in 2019 across all layout aesthetics.” — Becky Shea

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ART DECO INFLUENCES

“I am seeing lots of Deco influences taking shape in gorgeous new baths from Waterworks and Kohler. The Empire is a personal favorite. Nods to old-world craftsmanship are coming back in a big way!” — Ariel Okin