38 Serene White Bathrooms We Absolutely Love (2024)

This all-white bathroom designed by Miles Redd is the perfect example of how to bring the outdoors in. For a Beverly Hills bachelor pad, the designer positioned an oversize bathtub next to glass doors that lead to the terrace.

A Washington, DC, home features a minimalist bathroom boasting clean lines. The all-white palette, simple tub, and statement plant make for a serene design.

An all-white Hudson Yards bathroom, designed by Neiman Marcus Fashion Director Ken Downing, makes the most of the skyline view.

A piece of statement art can elevate a bathroom design in an instant. Here, colorful fine art was placed directly over a soaking tub for added visual interest.

White paint adds a modern touch to wood walls in the bathroom of a Uruguayan country home, while an inground bathtub makes the most of ocean views.

The master bath of a vacation home in Nantucket is as breezy as the island with a white custom-made vanity, mirror and wall shelf designed by Ascher Davis Architects. The bathtub of volcanic limestone and resin is by Victoria + Albert, the bath fittings are by Dornbracht and the sink fittings are by Lefroy Brooks.

A powder room is the perfect place to experiment with wallpaper. In this design scheme, a simple black and white, large-scale print creates a focal point.

An East Hampton property, featuring white subway tile, forgoes a shower enclosure, adding to its casual vibe.

In Ken Fulk's Sonoma Valley lake house, a light-filled master bathroom with an all-white palette boasts a Victorian aesthetic.

In an effort to provide contrast in a mid-century modern apartment in TriBeCa, the master bathroom, featuring floors and walls sheathed in white dolomite marble, was crafted in a classic cottage style. Both the bathtub and fittings are by Lefroy Brooks, and the wood stool is from Room & Board.

The master bathroom of hotelier Alan Faena's Miami beach property is nothing short of extravagant. Along with a Philippe Starck chair, a Mexican ottoman, and a striking Louis XV mirror, Faena chose candelabra artwork by Peter Tunney for a royal touch.

John Robshaw's Connecticut country home has a sink cabinet in the upstairs bath from Syria, the shower curtain and rug are by Robshaw himself, the sconce is by Schoolhouse Electric & Supply Co., and the 19th-century Spanish encaustic floor tiles are from Michael Trapp.

A guest bathroom in a Hamptons home has a claw-foot tub, original to the house, with fittings from Waterworks. The stool is from Bloom, and the artwork is by Michael Dweck.

Although this West Village apartment's master bathroom has black granite floors, white is the space's defining color. The sinks are by Urban Archaeology and have Dornbracht fittings, the seat cushion is covered in a Holland & Sherry terry cloth, and the ceiling light and sconces are 1960s Italian.

Architect Greg Tankersley and designer Carol Egan conjured a Greenwich retreat that's the perfect blend of pastoral comfort and urban style, with the master bath as perfect proof. The tub by Kohler has fittings by Waterworks, the Hans J. Wegner stool is from Wyeth and the 1970s Luigi Caccia pendant light is from Bernd Goeckler. The Thassos floor tile is from Fordham Marble and the walls are sheathed in Venetian plaster.