Home Design2014 BATH STYLE TRENDS

If you want to know what design elements are trending in the bath industry, this is the place to start. Below is a list of bath design trends that you can either expect to see more or less of in the coming year. This slide show is based on the findings published in the 2014 NKBA Kitchen & Bath Style Report along with our own professional insights and observations.

HIGHLY DECORATIVE STYLES ARE GIVING WAY TO THE SIMPLICITY OF MODERN DESIGN

MUTED NATURAL TONES ARE BEING USED IN LIEU OF BOLD COLORS

CRISP WHITE TONES ARE REPLACING WARMER BISQUE TONES FOR TOILETS, TUBS AND SINKS

SIMPLICITY IS MAKING A COMEBACK WHEN IT COMES TO CABINET FINISHES TOO

NATURAL STONE CONTINUES TO BE THE MOST POPULAR CHOICE

HEATED TILE FLOORS ARE BECOMING MORE AND MORE POPULAR

CLEAN LINES AND SEAMLESS INTEGRATION APPEAL TO THE MAJORITY OF HOMEOWNERS

SILVER TONES CONTINUE TO BE MORE POPULAR THAN GOLD TONES

SLEEK & MODERN TUBS AND SHOWERS ARE REPLACING OVER SIZED JETTED TUBS & SMALL SHOWERS

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