Get the full spa treatment every day
Taking on a bathroom remodel is well worth it to enhance your daily shower experience—and it can even add value to your house. Big or small, a walk-in shower with a good interior design can make your bathroom feel luxurious and give you a daily spa experience. Many walk-in showers are also more accessible for people with disabilities and injuries, and for older adults.
You can have it all: Convert a small bathroom, or go all out with the ensuite bathroom design of your dreams. Whether you’re planning on a DIY remodel or you’re bringing in a pro, these striking shower ideas will spark your imagination.
When it comes to walk-in showers, glass abounds. With so many styles of glass showers available, it’s hard not to fall in love with one of them.
This gorgeous beige-and-gold bathroom is sure to leave you feeling glamorous. A sliding glass door is compatible with any layout and is a super space saver. Gold accents, together with mosaic tiles and stainless steel hardware, give this space a Grecian flare.
Glass walk-in showers can complete any bathroom. If you aren’t one to soak, you can convert your tub and install the perfect walk-in shower in its place. This stunning small bathroom blends the tile color palette with countertops and cabinets to make the bathroom feel complete.
This attached bathtub is the best of both worlds. If you’ve got the layout, you really can have it all with a full-size bath and attached corner walk-in shower combo. The half glass shower enclosure helps make the space feel bigger and brighter.
This sleek walk-in shower with slate gray wall tiles and silver hardware is practical while still exuding a modern aesthetic. The sliding double doors save space, while the floating vanity and large mirror round out the illusion.
If you want a little more privacy, opt for a frosted glass enclosure. You can even choose a tinted or etched glass door to match your bathroom decor. Adding touches like a new shower door or an upscale vanity can give your space a chic feel.
This vintage-inspired bathroom is all style in a small space. The rounded glass walk-in shower is both a space saver and a stunning focal point. Blended wood tones give this space an inviting feel for a standout design.
Glass subway tiles give this shower a clean, translucent look. Paired with a gray pebble tile floor, the light natural wood can really put a finishing touch on your bathroom.
Turn your shower walls into a canvas for self-expression. This walk-in shower showcases a floor-to-ceiling mosaic stripe for dramatic effect. Dark wood accents match the mosaic and create a contrast with the white walls. A slim, matching backsplash above the vanity ties the design ideas together for a polished look.
An accent wall makes any space exciting, so why not try one in your walk-in shower? These dramatic geometric ceramic tiles give your shower a custom look without breaking the bank. Take a partially enclosed walk-in shower to the next level with a black-and-white pattern—the contrast will give your accent wall an extra pop.
This modern bathroom features a curbless shower with a glass panel and dual sinks. The white is offset by an eye-catching geometric tile pattern made of diamonds and hexagons. The design has a dramatic effect against the white walls and black fixtures.
Go all out with stunning marble tiling. Expertly mixed marble tiles are the focal point of this walk-in shower stall featuring inset storage, a marble bench, and a contrasting herringbone pattern. Just be careful—this tile is so gorgeous, you might want to renovate the rest of your bathroom to match.
Whether you’re designing your own dream home or you’re due for a major renovation, we’ve got some unique walk-in shower options you won’t want to miss.
Get the full spa experience with a shower room including a bathtub and a shower bench. With marble tile and matching wall and floor tile mosaics, you might be tempted to take extra long showers.
This curbless walk-in shower is definitely decadent. The wood accents perfectly tie together the gray tile with the exposed brick. An oversized floating vanity with two faucets and marble countertops is a refreshing alternative to a double vanity.
This primary bedroom comes with its own ensuite shower room and separate water closet. This luxury walk-in shower features a rain shower system and plenty of hanging space for bathrobes and towels.
This chic minimalist bathroom is all about doubling up. You might not have space to double everything, but you can add a double shower head to any shower stall with enough space. Mix and match heights to fit your needs, or finish it off with a modern teak floor mat.
If you’re ready to fully commit to a walk-in shower, consider trying a wet room. If you do go this route, make sure to hire a pro for proper plumbing and sealant.
This gorgeous bathroom has it all: a curbless shower, a rain shower head, a soaking tub, and a skylight. The perfect mix of river rock and glass mosaic tile gives this wet room an earthy finish.
This unique loft shower makes the most of its top floor local with a skylight to let in the natural light. With a little creativity, you can make an unusual space feel free. If a skylight isn’t an option, a window can serve a similar function. Use frosted glass for privacy and soak up the sunlight.
Whether your home improvement project is big or small, smart color choices can make all the difference. Mix it up, or stick to the classics.
If you‘re renovating a guest bathroom or converting a half-bath to a full, consider adding a corner shower. The dark blue tiles tie together this small modern bathroom, and the corner shower stall makes the most of a tight space.
If curbless or glass enclosures don’t suit your needs, you can still add flair to your walk-in shower with a curtain. Match your shower curtain to your lighting fixtures or metallic hardware, and switch up the decor by opening or closing the curtain for a dual look. This shower features a rainfall shower head, recessed storage, and a black mosaic border.
This classic color scheme is ideal for a clean, modern aesthetic. Continuous marble tiled walls and black accents tie this room together. With plenty of bench space for storage or seating, this is a shower anyone would want to come home to.
This bathroom offers much more than a stunning color palette with stacked subway tiles in shades of white, pink, and purple. Bay windows, an inset shower stall, and recessed lighting all contribute to a spacious feeling. Matching porcelain tiles seamlessly blends the walls with the bathroom floor. A heated towel rack is the perfect finishing touch, creating a homey vibe.
