Extreme Hotel Bathrooms

Fade to Black

Glamour is at an all-time high in the bathrooms of the Hotel on Rivington. With the monochromatic black tile and brightening circle mirrors, there is the perfect balance of sophistication and simplicity.

GET THE LOOK: CB2 Pendulum Mirrors, $60

Artist's Touch

In the New Majestic Hotel in Singapore, guest bathrooms are marked by one-of-a-kind wall graphics created by actual artists who designed the decor of the entire suite. This neutral bath springs to life with this oversized graphic.

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Next Best Thing

To get the look of the Singapore retreat, opt for a striking wall graphic that can transform an otherwise-neutral space. This wardrobe decal plays on the function of the space.

GET THE LOOK: Wardrobe Wall Stickers, $138

Great Outdoors

Among the many great details at Nils Holger Moorman's Hotel Berge in Germany are the built-in ladders used for towel storage. The exposed wood beams and soft light give a truly unique, nature-inspired feeling.

Go Lean

Made from leftover cuttings of sustainable teak at a furniture factory, the Teak Ladder with Shelf has a removable shelf that serves as a platform for bath essentials and gives you the look for less.

GET THE LOOK: Ladder with Shelf, $149

Funny Pages

Designed by William Sofield in 1996, the interiors of the Soho Grand Hotel in New York have stood the test of time. We especially like Sofield's black-and-white baths, which have a jazzy urban edge thanks to the kinetic wallpaper by legendary New Yorker magazine cartoonist Saul Steinberg.

GET THE LOOK: Aviary Wallpaper, $115

Simple Beauty

The Ace Hotels in Seattle, Portland, Palm Springs, and New York all feature simple, black-and-white baths, with easily sourced hardware-store and industrial elements.

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Light Up

In several rooms at the Hotel Berge in Germany, guests are treated to a surprise in the shower. Well-placed spotlights bring a bit of drama and high design to this rustic-meets-modern washroom.

Staycation

Bath caddies don't have to be limited to hotels. Spoil yourself at home with the Reclaimed Oak Tub Caddy (made of reclaimed oak from a broken-down hardware store).

GET THE LOOK: Tub Caddy, $100

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White Haven

London hotels are known for traditional style and clean surfaces. We love the punch of style with the silver toilet seat, which is an extra touch of style that is easy to take home to your loo.

GET THE LOOK: Silver or Gold Toilet Seat, $69

ON REMODELISTA: Create the Look of the Soho Grand Hotel Bathroom

Sparkling Water

Designed by the legendary Philippe Starck, the bathtubs at the Royalton Hotel in New York are surrounded by shimmering glass tiles that reflect the aqua and slate color schemes of the room. So refreshing.

GET THE LOOK: Mirror Mosaic tiles, $14

Black Magic

This sleek but luxurious bathtub at the Hotel on Rivington in New York has the perfect design for a late night soak. While the idea of a black bathroom may seem ominous, the balance of textures and materials makes it inviting and bold.

Royal Wash

Located an hour outside Dublin, on the banks of the River Boyne in County Meath, Bellinter House exudes period glamour. Built in 1750, the Palladian-style Georgian manor was designed by architect Richard Castle, who also designed the Irish Parliament.

ON REMODELISTA: Inside the Bellinter House

Call of the Wild

Take in the lush outdoors while scrubbing up at the Ace Hotel in Palm Springs. The yellow overhead shower with pull-chain is a vintage throwback to the history of the dessert city and a perfect addition to any indoor or outdoor bath.

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Hidden Gem

Old world luxury is crossed with minimalist modern at the Clos du Lethe. In this bathroom featuring vaulted ceilings and exposed stonework, the decorator included a novel use of string lights.

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