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9 Wellness-Focused Bathroom Ideas

Bathrooms

9 Wellness-Focused Bathroom Ideas

September 19, 2025 by Eimile Campbell

One of our 2025 trend predictions was an increased interest in wellness-focused spaces. But self-care is so much more than just a trend; it's a mindset that enables you to show up at your best: for yourself, your family and your community.

In today's busy world, our homes play a bigger role than ever in how we care for ourselves. The bathroom, in particular, has the potential to become more than a functional space-it can be a daily retreat. From the quiet calm of a warm shower to the ritual of getting ready each morning, these everyday moments set the tone for how we feel and how we show up for others. By weaving wellness into your bathroom design, you can transform it into a personal sanctuary that supports relaxation, balance and well-being. Here are nine ideas to inspire your own spa-like escape.

1. Create Serenity With Mixed Finishes

Mixing glossy and matte finishes is a subtle way to create visual texture in your space, creating a feeling of tranquility. The glossy finish reflects light, brightening the room, while the matte finish offers a soothing respite. This luxurious bathroom, designed by Timber Trails, combines Queen Beige polished marble with San Dona honed marble tile, creating a subtly sophisticated space.

Featuring: Queen Beige Polished and San Dona Honed. Design by Timber Trails. Photography by John and Maura Stoffer.

2. Spa Bathroom Ideas

Beige, brown and ochre are calming bathroom colors that evoke a feeling of warmth. This spa-like bathroom, designed by Nikki Chu, showcases the Macchia Vecchia marble-look tile. While the color palette remains soft, the tiles' dramatic veining adds an invigorating sense of movement, making this space at once restive and rejuvenating.

Featuring: Calacata Evora, Macchia Vecchia and Shapes Elongated Hex Off White Two Tone. Design and photography by Nikki Chu.

3. Sensory Bathroom Ideas

The Enredo Steel Dark Brown wall tile adds visual and tactile texture to this space. The raised surface provides an energizing component by stimulating the sense of touch, while the dark neutral color produces a calming effect, making this the perfect place to start or end your day.

Featuring: Enredo Steel Dark Brown, Dark Stainless Steel Somerset, Glass Shelf and Quartzite Patagonia.

4. Relaxing Bathroom Ideas

A corner seat provides a place to rest and relax in your shower. A seat may also be a necessity for people with mobility issues, and it is a great addition if you're looking to make your home more adaptable for aging in place. As this gorgeous shower demonstrates, it can also be quite stylish.

Featuring: Gem by Alison Victoria, Marradi Calacatta Emerald and Alison Victoria Precious Metals Rose Pencil.

5. Increase Your Connectivity to Nature

Colors and textures inspired by the outdoors help boost serotonin and ground you in the natural world. Blues, greens, earth tones and wood looks all relax and rejuvenate the senses. While natural wood might not be ideally suited to the dampness of a bathroom, a wood-look tile, like the Violin Decor tile shown here, will still contribute to a soothing space. For more ideas on bringing nature's benefits into your home, check out our guide to biophilic design.

Featuring: Cool Blue, Violin Decor and DURAL Black Matte Square Edge.

6. Declutter With a Shower Niche

Ditch the shower caddy and store your shampoo in style with an integrated shower niche. Showcasing a favorite patterned or mosaic tile in your niche will elevate your overall bathroom design. These niches are also adaptable to your space; you can install multiple niches to meet your needs or create one long shelf.

Featuring: Volakas Honed, Volakas Honed Chevron, Volokas Honed Somerset and Volakas Honed Bullnose.

7. Surround Yourself With Soothing Natural Stone

Nothing says luxury like natural stone. The unique tones and veining found in marble, slate and travertine will make your space truly one of a kind. This shower features Legno limestone tile throughout; the natural veining adds movement, while the warm shades of beige infuse the space with serene tranquility.

Featuring: Legno, Legno Wheaton, Legno Luce Corsica, Legno Luce Skirting, Legno Luce Barnes, Legno Corner Seat, Legno Luce Bullnose, Legno Luce Somereset and Legno Double Chevron.

8. Create an Invigorating Pattern

When designing your self-care haven, the most important consideration is finding what appeals most to you. Incorporating a bold pattern to showcase your personality may be more appealing than natural stone. The Big Sur by Jeffrey Alan Marks in Off the Hook tile, shown here, features an artistic pattern with six distinct tile faces, offering a wealth of creative possibilities. Shop our full selection of patterned tiles to find a design that reflects your style.

Featuring: Big Sur by Jeffrey Alan Marks in Off the Hook

9. Add an Interesting Focal Point

A tile focal point-whether it's a stylish picture frame accent or a floor-to-ceiling stripe-adds interest to your space. Mosaics and patterned tiles, like the Toris Bandes tile shown here, add shape, movement and design. Play with contrasting and complementary patterns, textures and shapes to find a look that embodies your zen bathroom design.

Featuring: Amazona Amendoa Wood Look, Trois Bandes, Noir Honed Hixton, Noir Flat Corner Shelf and Tory Black.

Creating your self-care sanctuary is easier than you think! Shop our wide selection of bathroom tile to find the style that brings you serenity. Need more assistance? Schedule a free design consultation and let us help you bring your dream space to life.

Shop The Look

  • Queen Beige 12 x 12 in. | Polished Marble | 690041
  • San Dona 12 x 12 in. | Honed Marble | 650368
  • Cool Blue 12 x 24 in. | Ceramic | 484364
  • Violin Decor 12 x 47 in. | Porcelain | 484261
  • DURAL Black Matte Square Edge11/32 in. | Metal | 329783
  • Gem by Alison Victoria 13 x 13 in. | Marble Mosaic | 650852
  • Marradi Calacatta Emerald 12 x 24 in. | Porcelain | 683120
  • Alison Victoria Precious Metals Rose Pencil .4 x 12 in. | Metal | 681822
  • Enredo Steel Dark Brown 12 x 47 in. | Porcelain | 484263
  • Dark Stainless Steel SomersetMetal | 667700
  • Glass Shelf for Pro3.5 x 14 in. | Glass | 349054
  • Quartzite Patagonia 24 x 48 in. | Porcelain | 681803
  • Volakas 12 x 24 | Honed Marble | 681294
  • Volakas ChevronHoned Marble | 681302
  • Volakas SomersetHoned Marble | 681300
  • Volakas BullnoseHoned Marble | 681295
  • Legno Wheaton Limestone | 650171
  • Legno Luce Corsica12 in. | Travertine | 658517
  • Legno Luce Skirting4.75 x 12 in. | Travertine | 658515
  • Legno Luce Barnes2 x 12 in. | Travertine | 658511
  • Legno 6 x 24 in. | Travertine | 658502
  • Legno Corner Shower Seat Brushed Travertine | 658520
  • Legno Luce Bullnose2 x 12 in. | Travertine | 658518
  • Legno Luce Somerset.375 x 12 in. | Travertine | 658509
  • Legno Double ChevronLimestone | 650172
  • Calacata Evora 12 x 24 in. | Honed Marble | 650833
  • Macchia Vecchia 24 x 48 in. | Porcelain | 681146
  • Shapes Elongated Hex Off White3 in. | Porcelain | 681431
  • Big Sur by Jeffrey Alan Marks in Off the Hook8 x 8 in. | Porcelain | 484523
  • Amazona Amendoa Wood Look8 x 36 in. | Porcelain | 681282
  • Trois Bandes 8 x 8 in. | Porcelain | 681530
  • Noir Hixton Honed Limestone | 650039
  • Noir Flat Corner Shelf Honed Limestone | 650274
  • Tory Black Porcelain | 681732

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Hi! I'm Eimile, Marketing copywriter. What I love about working at The Tile Shop is getting to see all the new design trends. I especially love bright, bold colors and retro designs. When I'm not writing copy, I'm usually reading a novel or taking a walk around my Minneapolis neighborhood.

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