I'm an interior decorator. Here are 10 things I'd never have in my bathroom.

Kelly KrugerMar 7, 2024, 04:15 IST

As an interior decorator, I'd avoid floor-to-ceiling tile and matching towel sets.fStop Images - Ludger Paffrath/Getty Images; Per Magnus Persson/Getty Images

As an interior decorator, I avoid design choices that make bathrooms feel sterile or cheap.
I think matching towel sets and themed bathroom art lack personality and feel dated.

As an interior decorator, there are a few design elements I wouldn't put in my bathroom.

Here are 1o things I would never have in my bathroom.

Floor-to-ceiling tile looks too sterile.

Floor-to-ceiling tile is hard to update.Gunter Kremer/Shutterstock

Plastic bathroom accessories bring down an elevated design.

Plastic bathroom accessories can look cheap.Siyapath/Shutterstock

Black toilets kind of scare me — plus they can be hard to keep clean.

I always pass on the black-toilet trend.Flipser/Shutterstock

Matching towel sets are uninspiring.

I think matching towel sets are too boring.Andreas von Einsiedel/Getty Images

Unprotected wallpaper can get wet and moldy in a bathroom.

Most wallpaper doesn't react well to steam and moisture.John Keeble/Getty Images

Tile countertops can lead to grimy grout that stains easily.

The grout on a bathroom counter can easily become dirty.Stella/Getty Images

Art doesn't need to be bathroom-themed.

If you wouldn't have shark-themed decor in other parts of your home, don't put it in the bathroom.Vostok/Getty Images

Pedestal sinks are a wasted opportunity for storage.

Bathrooms with pedestal sinks often need other storage devices.MarioGuti/Getty Images

Matte paint doesn't typically hold up in a steamy bathroom.

Matte paint usually absorbs moisture.Suleyman Ozkan/Getty Images

Frameless vanity mirrors can feel dated.

Frameless mirrors look unfinished.FluxFactory/Getty Images

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