The bathroom has evolved to become one of the important spaces where people not only rejuvenate physically but also mentally. Research also says that spending time in showers helps people release their stress, and we do spend a considerable amount of time in the bathroom. This has also given rise to innovative bathroom designs and layouts, and moving forward in 2026, we can expect some major shifts in the trends. If you have been planning a bathroom renovation lately, keep these trends in mind, as they may last for the next decade or more.

Texture and Colors

The upcoming bathroom trend will definitely see the rise in the bold texture and colors on walls, which has already begun. People have already gotten bored with using nude colors and wallpapers, and this has resulted in the shift towards bold colors, adding visual appeal in bathroom designs, and there is way more options to experiment with. Deep colors like emerald green and navy blue have become the most preferred choices, and going ahead, we will be seeing more colors being added.

Spa Bathroom

This trend came as a surprise but seems to be loved by people. Spa bathrooms create more comfortable and cozy bathrooms, and after people have already experienced how amazing a spa session feels, this has become a booming trend and will stay relevant even in 2026. To create a spa-like bathroom, add freestanding tubs, a steam shower, and partition curtains, and to have a better feel, add plants and rugs.  

Floating Vanities

Given how small the bathroom space has become these days, anything that contributes to space-saving is a growing trend. Floating vanities are one of the great features for small and cozy bathrooms. Instead of installing standing cabinets in the corner and compromising on walking space, install mounting cabinets near the sink or mirror. This will also look clean and save a lot of space.

Giant lights and fixtures, LED-equipped mirrors, and huge sinks will also dominate the bathroom trend in 2026 and are assumed to continue doing so for a long time. When renovating your bathroom, try implementing these trends and save on spending on another major renovation for a decade or more.