A good bathroom table is basically your extra set of hands—somewhere to land a candle, a towel, and that little jar of bath salts without crowding the sink. Rolling Cart Table You Can Move Anywhere A slim oak rolling cart with locking casters—move it from tub to vanity in seconds. I’m a big fan of a slim rolling cart table in a busy bathroom—just roll it to the tub, then back to the vanity. When…

Wood and stone is my favorite bathroom combo because it feels cozy and grounded, but still totally spa-worthy. If you’ve been craving that warm-cabin-meets-luxury-hotel vibe, these ideas will get you there without losing the natural charm. Stone Feature Wall With Wood Vanity Warm oak vanity against a stone feature wall—minimal, spa-like, and effortlessly high-end. I’ve done a stone feature wall behind a simple wood vanity, and it instantly made the whole bathroom feel more high-end.…

A sauna shower combo is my favorite kind of “home spa math”—two daily rituals sharing one smart, beautiful space. If you love warm wood, clean lines, and that fresh-out-of-the-sauna reset, these ideas will help you design a setup that feels both practical and seriously special. Corner Sauna With Diagonal Glass Shower Corner sauna with diagonal glass shower—max walking space, warm wood, clean minimalist lines. Tuck the sauna into a corner and run the shower as…

A good bathroom vanity tower is the secret weapon for getting your countertop back without losing the stuff you actually use every day. I build these tall, slim cabinets all the time because vertical storage adds instant function and that built-in, custom look. Countertop-Sitting Slim Tower A slim countertop vanity tower with a backsplash notch—minimal, built-in look, big storage. A countertop vanity tower with an 8–10″ depth keeps your elbows happy while still hiding a…

Bathroom laminate flooring has become my go-to trick for getting that cozy wood vibe in a space that sees splashes, steam, and daily chaos. If you want a bathroom that feels warm and spa-like without babying real hardwood, these ideas are the ones I’ve used (and loved) in real projects. Micro-Bevel for Real-Plank Depth Micro‑beveled laminate creates real‑plank depth—beautifully believable in a bright, minimal bathroom. If you want that “I can’t believe it’s not hardwood”…

A small modern farmhouse bathroom is all about making tight square footage feel bright, calm, and intentionally styled. Wood Slat Ceiling to Add Texture Up High A sealed wood slat ceiling adds warm texture overhead—custom farmhouse charm, zero floor space. If the walls are already busy, I’ll add a sealed wood slat ceiling to bring warmth without eating up floor space. I’ve done this in small bathrooms and it creates that “custom” look people can’t…

Elegant French country bathrooms are my favorite mix of refined details and lived-in comfort, where a little patina feels like a love story. I always start with warm wood tones and then layer in “fancy” touches so the whole space feels cozy, not cold. Freestanding Tub as the Centerpiece A freestanding tub paired with a rustic wood stool—French country calm with spa-like simplicity. A freestanding tub is basically the signature move here, and I love…

A navy vanity is one of my favorite ways to make a bathroom feel instantly pulled-together, like the whole room finally has an anchor. I’ve used navy in everything from tiny powder rooms to big remodels, and it always plays so nicely with light stone, warm metals, and real wood. Classic Shaker Navy Vanity Timeless navy Shaker vanity with a bright white top—crisp, classic, and beautifully minimal. When I build or refinish a navy Shaker…

If you love the warmth of wood but need something that can handle splashes, wood-look tile is the sweet spot for a bathroom floor. I’ve used it in more than one remodel because you get that cozy grain vibe without stressing over water, dents, or constant sealing. Warm Brown Planks With Crisp White Warm brown wood-look planks against a crisp white vanity for a clean, high-end bath contrast. One of my go-to combos is a…

A basement sauna is one of my favorite ways to turn “extra space” into a daily little ritual you actually look forward to. Hidden Sauna Door in Built-In Millwork A secret-speakeasy sauna door hidden in oak slats—minimal millwork with a warm, steamy glow. A hidden entry is such a fun twist: I once built a basement sauna door that blended into vertical wood slats, and guests walked right past it. It’s that secret-speakeasy feeling, but…