Modern Shower Ideas That Will Turn Your Bathroom Into a Masterpiece

Double showerheads make this spacious shower one that you’d like to share with someone special. The use of a wall recess is a clever way to provide shelf space while reducing clutter.

Staying with the same bathroom: An easy, cost-effective way to make any space look double the size is to add a large mirror. In this minimalist bathroom, the light-coloured walls and absence of clutter add to the illusion of space.

Make the most of a great view with large windows and glass doors. Neutral colours and natural materials bring nature inside or you can simply step out on the deck after your shower to breathe in the fresh air.

A skylight cleverly placed above the shower allows the sunlight in, creating a feeling of openness. Smooth white surfaces also add a perfect contrast to the darker textured walls.

Large windows and glass doors are all very well but what would the neighbours say? In this shower, a frosted-glass window provides privacy while allowing in enough light to make the space look bigger.

Blue adds colour but is neutral enough to be adaptable to any style of décor. Here the blue tiling turns the shower into a cool oasis.

White marble makes this bathroom fit for a palace. The shower is behind an almost invisible glass door so you can still watch the morning news on TV, while recesses in the walls provide shelf space.

The natural industrial trend is shown off perfectly in this shower. Metallic finishes even in the tiles create an ultramodern look while the use of natural materials such as pebbles and shells add warmth.

The dark walls could easily have made this bathroom look gloomy and cramped. However, the shower’s clear glass wall and well-placed lighting add a sense of space and warmth.

Overly large tiles and dark colours can make a small space look even smaller, but in this bathroom the clever use of contrast in the white ceiling and clear glass wall evens it out. The state-of-the-art shower fixture reduces clutter too.

Dark and light have been used to stunning effect in this bathroom with its Corian finishes.

An odd-shaped bathroom doesn’t have to limit you. Here the long and narrow shape was the perfect excuse to make the shower the entire width of the room.

The white-painted brick walls and wooden cupboards in this bathroom have a distinctly old-world charm. Modern fixtures and tiling and a simple, clear glass shower cubicle give the room and instant update, though.

Neutral décor can easily look bland and without personality if you don’t do it right. Here, the subtle contrast in tones and the cave-like shape of the shower add drama and a touch of desert romance.

What could have been a rather boring modern minimalist bathroom is injected with some Wow! The use of stone tiles in the shower adds a surprising element that breathes life into the room.

Ontario design firm Alexander Design used an interesting blend of elements to create a bathroom with a nostalgic yet modern look. The grey marble of the shower is given warmth with the use of wooden flooring and neutral colours.

In this shower by Alexander Design, a small recess in the wall creates a shelf without taking up space. The protruding marble slab adds extra shelf space while the window allows plenty of natural light to shine in.

Floor-to-ceiling windows and folding doors in this bathroom by Alexander Design allow you to erase the boundaries between the modern interior and the garden. The use of natural materials such as the wooden flooring adds to the feeling of being one with nature.

If you have a secluded garden, having an outside shower is the ultimate luxury. This simple shower by Alexander Design blends perfectly with the rest of the environment while the wooden partition creates privacy and shelf space.

Why have one showerhead when you can have three? In this shower by Ontario-based firm Alexander Design, you can have water coming from three directions. Recesses, textured walls and perfect symmetry add some style.