Attic spaces are considered to be difficult to decorate due to the roofs of various shapes. But the challenge is accepted! Let’s look at some examples of attic bathroom décor that use every inch space at maximum and look very stylish and elegant. The main secret is to put your bathtub, shower cabin or storage under the lowest part of the roof as you don’t need height to relax in the bathtub or store the towels and other bathroom stuff. All the other pieces can be put in the rest of space as you like it and as it looks practical for you. Below you’ll find some ideas to do that in the best way, enjoy and get inspired!
Colors And Materials
Attic spaces are usually small and sometimes lack light, that means that neutral colors are the best ones to make it look larger and feel more comfortable. You may add color with a statement tile wall in blue, turquoise, grey, yellow or any other color you like or go for drama with black and chocolate brown touches. Bring texture with brick or faux brick, make the space interesting using several kinds of tiles, warm up the space with wood. Store your towels and other stuff in basket – they add a homey feel.

A small elegant attic bathroom with white subway tiles, a black clad bathtub and vanity, a white tub and sink (Lauren Bryan Knight).

A contemporary attic bathroom with large windows, an oval bathtub, a vanity with a round mirror, a wooden stool (VELUX).

A modern attic bathroom with a wooden vanity, a clawfoot bathtub, a sink and a blinded window (Colin Cadle Photography).

A large attic bathroom in neutrals and light blue with a large skylight and a double vanity (Dyer Grimes Architecture).

A chic white attic bathroom with black framing for more drama and wooden beams flooded with light (Hopfab).

A contemporary attic bathroom with a grey tile wall in the shower, a grey floating vanity and a small stool (Ripples Bournemouth).

An elegant attic bathroom with a wallpaper statement wall, a grey bathtub, elegant chairs and potted blooms (Aston Matthews).

A bold attic bathroom with grey tiles, a black small vanity, a black clad tub and a white floor (CUBIC Studios Limited).

An elegant attic bathroom with marble tiles, an oval tub, a catchy tile statement wall (Art of Construction Inc).

A contemporary meets rustic bathroom with wooden beams, an oval tub and white cabinets (Olivier Chabaud Architecte).

A minimalist attic bathroom with a sculptural tub, a small floating sink, a mirror and some wood in decor (Anne Webster Designs Pty Ltd).

A black and white attic bathroom with mosaic tiles, a shower space with skylights, a floating vanity.

A neutral attic bathroom with a shower space done with aqua tiles, penny marble tiles on the floor and a large skylight.

A neutral attic bathroom with marble tiles, faux brick, a basket for storage and a skylight and a floating vanity.

A tiny contemporary bathroom in neutrals with wooden touches, large scale tiles and a floating vanity plus hex tiles.

A vintage-inspired attic bathroom with a stone wall, wooden beams, a clawfoot tub and a black radiator.

An airy and minimalist attic bathroom with a shower space and a floating vanity plus some touches of wood.

An airy white bathroom with subway and penny tiles and black grout, a clawfoot tub and a black stool.
Furniture
Furniture is totally up to the decor style that you’ve chosen, modern for modern spaces, vintage and shabby chic for vintage-inspired ones. You may easily DIY some pieces from old things or just skip the vanity installing a free-standing sink or a wall-mounted one. Add a side table or a stool if you have a bathtub and think of storage – some shelving, boxes, baskets will be a nice idea.

A neutral bathroom with closed storage drawers and units, subway and penny tiles in the shower space.

A green attic bathroom with a vintage feel, a clawfoot tub and a shower space with a striped curtain.

A contemporary attic bathroom with a grey tile floor, a large round tub and some baskets for storage.

An industrial-inspired attic bathroom with grey walls, white subway tiles, an oval tub, a shower space and two sinks.

A neutral attic bathroom with white tiles highlighted with black grout, metallic fixtures and a large upholstered pouf.
Decor And Accessories
Even if you attic is small, don’t skip accessories and decor to make it cooler. Create a cozy feel with some accessories and decorations: artworks, rugs, curtains, shutters, towels and other stuff. If there’s enough space and light, add potted plants and blooms to make the space fresh.

A grene attic bathroom done with wallpaper, a green wall and a green clawfoot tub plsu a basket for storage.

A pure white attic bathroom with a vintage feel, whitewashed wood, a tub, a ladder for storage and a sink in white.

An attic rustic bathroom with wooden beams, a clawfoot tub, a free-standing sink and wooden furniture.

A minimalist contrasting bathroom in dark brown and white, with a large white vanity and white towels.