If you're thinking about upgrading your bathroom, a walk-in shower is often the best choice for creating an open feel, especially when space is tight. You'll find 30 different ideas here to pick a practical design that looks great with your current style, from simple glass options to fancier stone details.
Minimalist Branch Sculpture Adds Natural Contrast to Glass Shower
Place a simple, bare branch sculpture on a wooden base near your glass shower enclosure. Its organic shape will contrast with the room's clean lines.
Wooden Bench Offers a Natural Pause Point
A light wood bench, with its simple slatted design, sits near the shower, offering a spot to sit and prepare for bathing or to place towels, all while its organic warmth contrasts with the modern white subway tile and dark flooring.
Glass Shower Door With Integrated Towel Bar
Sleek glass forms the shower door, which includes an attached bar. This bar holds towels.
Marble Niche Shelf for Storing Rolled Towels
Within the shower walls, a built-in niche is clad in the same striking marble as the enclosure. This recessed shelf neatly stacks rolled towels.
Stacked Wooden Stool for Shower Seating
A trio of wooden discs stacked to form a stool adds a natural element within the shower space.
Mosaic Tile Floor Adds Rich Texture to Your Shower
Cover your shower floor in small, hexagonal mosaic tiles. They mix metallic bronze and dark brown tones.
Built-in Bench Offers a Convenient Shower Seat
Minimalist white forms a sleek, built-in bench within the shower design. It offers a clean surface to rest towels and bath accessories.
Wooden Bowl Holds Shower Essentials
Sponges, brushes, and soaps can sit neatly gathered in a carved wooden bowl. Placed on a built-in ledge, it keeps your shower supplies contained and lends warmth to the cool marble surroundings.
It's not a concealed storage solution, but it's effective for visible items.
Marble Ledge Offers a Chic Shower Seat and Shelf
A built-in marble ledge provides a convenient spot to sit while showering and also offers a place to store toiletries, an integrated design that keeps shower essentials organized and within reach. The cool, smooth surface complements the surrounding marble finishes.
Recessed Niches Store Rolled Towels and Devices
Tuck away rolled towels in a built-in white niche. The top of the niche provides a surface for placing a tablet or other small items while you shower.
Keep Shower Essentials Organized in a Woven Basket
Keep your bathing essentials in a small, woven basket on the shower ledge. Fill it with rolled towels, loofahs, and natural sponges.
Stone Block Pedestal for Shower Plants
A carved stone block supports a potted orchid, creating a unique pedestal inside the shower. This natural element adds organic artistry and provides a place for greenery without taking up floor space.
Keep Soaps and Sponges Within Reach on a Marble Ledge
Set your favorite soaps and sponges on a marble ledge built inside the shower. Its cool, smooth surface will complement white tile.
Slatted Wooden Platform Adds Natural Texture
Inside the shower, a slatted wooden platform pairs with a matching angled bench. Both are made of natural wood.
Penny Tile Shower Wall With an Integrated Marble Ledge
When you need a place for toiletries, a recessed niche is built into the penny tile shower wall. A marble ledge sits right above it, holding soap or decorative items.
Recessed Niche With Flowers Adds A Pop Of Color
Bright pink flowers in a small vase sit inside a recessed niche within the shower wall. The niche is set into the neutral marble.
Marble Half-Wall Separates Shower and Tub
A marble half-wall provides a visual break between your shower and a freestanding tub, adding a luxurious material to the space while helping to contain water spray. The smooth marble sits against surrounding concrete walls.
Tiered Shelves in Shower Niche Display Fragrance Bottles
Built-in tiered shelving in the shower is a great way to display decorative fragrance bottles or small personal care items. Its multiple levels accommodate various bottle shapes and sizes.
This keeps the shower floor clear, which is always a plus.
Recessed Niche Offers a Discreet Spot for Towels
If you're storing rolled towels, build a small, recessed niche into the wall. It will keep the shower area neat.
Wooden Shower Floor Adds Natural Warmth
Timber slats form a warm foundation for your bathing area. This organic element gives a comfortable, appealing choice over standard tile or stone flooring in the bathroom.
Embrace Industrial Texture with Concrete Shower Walls
Smooth concrete application on shower walls creates a unique, textured finish. Its subtle variations provide a grounding, contemporary look.
It's a raw and modern choice, so it suits industrial or minimalist designs best.
Wooden Shower Stool for Easy Access to Essentials
Natural wood forms a compact, two-tiered stool for resting shower essentials like soap and sponges. Its presence also brings warmth to the cool tile surroundings.
Marble Block Bench Offers A Built-In Seat
Solid marble integrates smoothly with the surrounding marble walls.
Marble Bench With Integrated Towel Bar Offers a Built-In Seat
A solid marble bench is built into the shower. A chrome towel bar integrates seamlessly into its side.
Marble Bench Offers A Built-In Seat
Solid marble forms a built-in bench, matching the shower walls and floor. It provides a seating surface.
Recessed Niches With Candles Create Ambiance
Build multiple recessed niches into your bathroom wall for displaying decorative items. Lighting them with candles creates a warm glow.
Marble Ledge Adds A Convenient Spot For Shower Essentials
A small, built-in marble ledge is a spot for your shampoo bottles and soap. It keeps your shower essentials handy without cluttering the floor, and the natural stone complements nearby tilework.
This works best when you don't have many items to store.
Slatted Wooden Mat for a Spa-Like Shower Floor
If you prefer a warm surface underfoot instead of cold tile or stone, consider a slatted wooden mat for the shower floor. It's designed to drain water and keep the surface drier.
Pebble Shower Floor With Integrated Lighting for Ambiance
If you're seeking a unique textured surface underfoot, a natural pebble floor offers that. Subtle lighting within the pebbles creates a warm glow against dark tile walls.
Recessed Shower Niche for Toiletries
Soap and shampoo bottles need a place to go without cluttering the shower floor or ledge. A simple, square niche built into the marble wall is a solution.
It's designed to keep items neatly out of the way.
