Feeling tired? Want rejuvenation? Then a refreshing shower or a calming bath is right what you need. There is simply nothing like a rejuvenating and relaxing bath to soothe your aching sense, revitalize you with energy and to offer you some much needed time away from the hustle and bustle of modern life. And when it comes to the best spaces to rejuvenate and feeling peaceful, there’s nothing better than a Japanese-styled bathroom.
Japanese bathrooms show that ‘less is more’. The beauty of a gorgeous Japanese bathroom lies not just in its sense of minimalism and simplicity, but its ergonomic design seems to incorporate tranquil natural elements that help wash away all your woes gently and effectively.
Color Palette
Choose a calming color palette – something earthy or sandy, something to make the bathroom cozy and inviting. You can also turn to darker shades but mix them with warm and light woods, natural stone and other textural materials to achieve a naturally luxurious look. Such palettes make the space very soothing and very peaceful, so you’ll feel amazing in this space.
Japanese-styled bathroom in dark earthy colors, with a rain shower and wood floor.
Earthy brown bathroom tiles look awesome with light woods and bring a luxurious feel to the space.
Light Japanese bathroom with stone sinks, a wooden bathtub, light tiles and stone.
This bathroom combines asian touches with contemporary details (CustomMade.com).
Darker bathroom style with black bamboo decor, dark woods and hidden lights.
dark tile floors and light woods for a bathroom with a stunning views and a custom-order Japanese umbrella pine bathtub.
Minimalist Japanese bathroom with white concrete walls and light woods.
Natural Materials
Stone tiles or marble tiles are a good choice for the walls and the flooring. Wood and stone are widely used in Japanese bathrooms, and they refresh the interior and bring nature in the bathroom, they turn your bathroom into a luxurious spa with a balanced look. Use pebbles to decorate the floor – put them under the bathtub or sinks.
Small Japanese bathroom with light warm wood all over to make it look refined.
Japanese steam room and shower totally clad with wood make you feel relaxed.
Sensual bathing area with black tiles and light wood slabs that keep the space minimalist yet very luxurious.
A sunken bath overlooking a stylish zen-garden makes this amazing bathroom a perfect room for relaxation (Garret Cord Werner Architects & Interior Designers).
Black tiles and the use of stone in this indoor-outdoor bathing space give it a minimal Japanese look.
Mix of concrete, stone tiles and natural wood looks modern and cozy.
Grey concrete and stone on the floor are softened with wooden parts.
Bathroom totally clad with light wood with hidden lights look relaxing and a bit mysterious.
Minimalist concrete is mixed with wood for a chic look.
Minimalist Japanese bathroom with black tiles and light woods.
Wooden Bathtubs And Sinks
Wooden bathtubs are traditional for the Asian countries, and this hot design trend originates from there. Include a traditional soaking wooden bathtub if possible, it’s called ofuro. Such a bathtub is amazing for relaxing and will make your bathroom a spa-like one. Continue the idea covering the shower floor with wood of the same shade.
Light wood on the walls and ceiling echo with a traditional ofuro wooden bathtub.
Even a small bathroom could fit a japanese tub (Fraher Architects).
Warm woods all over are highlighted with black tiles and the bathroom looks welcoming.
Japanese ofuro bathtub and shower floor clad with wood.
Free-standing hinoki wood Japanese tub.
A striking full-size wooden bathtub looks great against a geometric accent wall (Abramson Teiger Architects).
Simple yet cozy bathroom design with a teak bathtub (Morph Interior Ltd).
Minimalist soaking bathtub placed in black pebbles with a cool view will make relaxation full.
Another type of soaking bathtub that can be shared.
Wooden soaking bathtub with a view.
A cozy bathroom with a Japanese tub and a sauna (Harrell Remodeling, Inc. / Design + Build).
A wooden tub surrounded by pebbles is all you need for relaxation (Rasmussen Construction).
Traditional square soaking tub and a view to enjoy is a perfect bathroom combo.
Wooden ofuro is the best choice if you can accomodate one.
A wooden bathtub, a wooden sink and wood on walls and floors make any bathroom cozy (Chris Dyson Architects).
Cover a usual soaking tub with wood and the shower space also to achieve that Japanese-inspired look.
Greenery
Add some flowers or potted plants as they tremendously add to the soothing atmosphere. And of course, some aroma candles with tender fragrances will instantly give you the feeling you are into a spa-resort.
Mini potted tree for a Japanese-inspired bathroom.
White orchids will easily add a Japanese flavor to your bathroom.
Greenery makes any bathroom more spa-a-like (Livingstone Concrete Studio).
These orchids bring a wow factor to your Japanese bathroom.
A couple of artificial orchid branches and a photo on the wall will add a refined touch.
Potted greenery and orchids add a chic Japanese feel to this modern bathroom.
A sakura tree is a significant part of Japanese culture and adding it on a wall is a cool idea (Caroline Beaupere Design).
Candles are right waht you need to relax and forget your problems.
Only Japanese bathrooms can mix minimalist design with luxurious materials and get such a perfect, natural , Zen look, that’s why no other bathroom will revitalize you like a Japanese one. Turn your bathroom is a chic Japanese spa and you’ll never want to leave it.