Making a splash: discover the 2026 bathroom trends
6 Pinterest boards, just as many sleepless nights finalising your plan and a precise idea of what you want... On the kitchen front, you're all set. It's hard to say the same about your bathroom projects: beyond the technical elements, your inspiration has run dry. Whether graphic or organic, tiled or lime-rendered, with a single or double vanity unit, it lends itself to all desires. What remains is to determine yours, so you can make the right choices! A round-up of this season's trends.
Bayadère spirit
Zellige tiles and subway tiles still have a bright future ahead—just give them a modern twist! Forget monochrome: by mixing white with shades of green, they take on a bold, graphic look reminiscent of bayadere stripes. Add a Cube vanity unit, ready to install, no IKEA detour required—and a softly curved mirror to break up the straight lines. The result? A compact yet elegant bathroom you’ll find hard to leave in the morning.
The sense of rhythm
One colour, two neutrals and three materials. On paper, this bathroom imagined by Marine Plantefeve is an ode to simplicity. That was without counting on how the interior architect would play with it! Chosen in a narrow format, the terracotta tiles create a fluted effect that gives a new dimension to the wall. The honey oak vanity unit, meanwhile, becomes graphic thanks to the use of finishing panels as spacers, positioned so as to extend slightly beyond the façade. So many details that aren't really details, and which are the essence of this project.
Spa day
Polished concrete, natural materials and organic shapes — bingo! You’ve ticked every box of the spa-inspired look. But things get trickier when it comes to the vanity unit. Between concrete structures your contractor can’t quite pull off and repurposed wooden workbenches that lack storage, you might feel like you’re going in circles. Inspired by our Duo design, our Cube bathroom vanity come in soft, natural shades — like our “Smoke” finish, which blends seamlessly into the décor. Good to know: if polished concrete isn’t an option in your home, there are plenty of smart alternatives! One of our favourites: combine large ceramic tiles that mimic the look of concrete with limewashed walls for a serene, spa-like feel.
Graphic chic
Ready for a new perspective? A white wall, a Cube Milk vanity, a black mirror… and a bold, graphic floor to tie it all together! Enhanced with colourful cement tiles, this compact bathroom doesn’t lack personality. Once your contractor has sorted out the flooring, the rest is a breeze: simply mount two brackets on the wall and clip in your Cube. The hardest part? Choosing the right shade — and the matching countertop.
White is white
Between the vanity unit, the tiling and the taps, your bathroom basket is not far from earning you a phone call from your banker. It's time to opt for the DIY approach! The founder of Gabrielle Paris took on the challenge in her daughter's bedroom. Built in from wall to wall, the Metod cabinets don't need side finishing panels. On the wall, our Ivory paint echoes the shade of the fronts, whilst simple concrete-effect tiles create the illusion on the floor. A few decorative elements, and you get an elegant and refined bathroom, without sacrificing your budget.
