Theres nothing quite as exciting as the prospect of totally remodeling a spaceespecially a bathroom. Daunting, yes, but exciting nonetheless. Whether youre just looking to refresh your bathroom with a new coat of paint or going all-in on a complete renovation (were talking new tile, fixtures, lighting, etc.), weve got ideas below to make 2025 the year your bathroom becomes a place you actually want to spend time. We even have easy decorating ideas to give your space a quick facelift to hold you over while you build your budget and figure out what else you may want to do. Regardless if you have a large or small bathroom, or what your budget is, theres guaranteed to be some ideas below that will have you ready to break out the toolbox before the clock strikes midnight! Ready to get renovating? Check out more of our favorite bathroom design ideas!1Enhance Your EntranceSara Ligorria-TrampSet a relaxing, welcoming tone with a prettied-up bathroom entrance. In this wet room, designed by Richard and Anne De Wolf, an arched stained glass doorway creates a stunning spa-like effect. RELATED: Stained Glass is Trending Again! See What Other Vintage Decor Ideas are Making a Comeback.2Convert a Small BedroomDane Tashima for Country LivingIn a small home where space is at a premium, you might have to make a few sacrifices to get the bathroom you desire. In their Cape Cod cottage, homeowners Steve Ballerini and Colin Bohrer chose to enclose a small bedroom off their guest bedroom and transform it into this en suite bathroom. Get the Look: Floor Paint Color: Stiffkey Blue by Farrow & BallTOUR THIS HOUSERELATED: 20 Best Small Bathroom Ideas to Spruce Up Your SpaceAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below3Go All-In on PersonalityAnnie Schlechter for Country LivingTheres no such thing as too much in a bathroom; the space begs for personality! In this farmhouse makeover, serial renovator Holly Williams layered in loads of pattern and color through wallpaper, patterned tile, and a painted ceiling. Get the Look:Wallpaper: Country Living Toile on SpoonflowerFloor Tile: Cluny by Granada TileCeiling Paint Color: Black Blue by Farrow & BallTOUR THIS HOUSE4Rethink Your Awkward VanityBrie Williams for Country LivingIf your bathroom proportions are slightly off, leaving you with that annoying wasted space between your wall and vanity, then its time to rethink your layout. While you could opt for an expensive built-in, you can also do what homeowners Victoria and Marcus Ford did in their bathroom and choose two petite vanities to stand side-by-side. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below5Update a Vintage Sink with New HardwareBecky Luigart-Stayner for Country LivingWere never going to tell you to get rid of beautiful, still-functioning pieces in your bathroom for the sake of modernization. Heritage pieces, such as this vintage sink in Landon McAfees cabin bathroom, can take on new life with a shiny new faucet.TOUR THIS HOUSE6Lean Into Rustic CharmRikki Snyder for Country LivingIf you want to do a full gut reno but dont want to strip your space of classic farmhouse charm, then look to rustic finishes that will complement your sleeker designs. In her upstate New York farmhouse, designer Christina Salway picked a perfectly patinaed clawfoot bathtub to bring aged character to her freshly tiled bathroom. RELATED: Our Favorite Claw-foot Tub Ideas That Will Elevate Any BathroomAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below7Paint Your FloorsErin ConwayOn a budget and up for some quick geometry? Then you are ready to paint your bathroom floors! A checkered pattern is classic, but feel free to get creative. Check out our guide below for all the tips youll need on picking proper paint and finishes for floors.RELATED: Heres Everything You Wanted to Know About Painting Your Floors8Use Space CreativelyDavid Tsay for Country LivingLooking to expand your bathrooms footprint? Dont overlook oddly shaped spaces, such as this farmhouse attic alcove. It makes the perfect cozy spot to tuck in a shower! Go for all-white finishes to keep low ceilings and small spaces from feeling too cramped. RELATED: These Are the Only Shades of White Paint Youll Ever NeedAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below9Pick Vintage FixturesAli Harper for Country LivingIf your house wasnt blessed with chic vintage fixtures, you can still bring them in to add back classic country charm. In this Alabama river cottage, designer Jensen Killen found this small cast iron sink on Etsy. Your local architectural salvage yard should also have a good selection if you prefer to shop in person. Get the Look: : Wall Paint ColorLondon Clay by Farrow & BallTOUR THIS HOUSE10Opt for a Beadboard BacksplashRikki Snyder for Country LivingSure, tile is the standard choice for bathroom walls, but we just love the charm wood beadboard paneling adds. In this bathroom, a creamy sage color pairs nicely with the warm wood vanity. Get the Look:Wall Paint Color: Quiet Moments by Benjamin MooreAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below11Keep It Simple With Statement PiecesReid RollsSometimes, you dont need to overcomplicate a space. For this Texas farmhouse makeover, helmed by design stars and real-life friends Leanne Ford and Grace Mitchell, a stunning antique double-sink vanity steals the scene, leaving little need for much else in the bathroom. Get the Look:Wall Paint Color: Lime White by Farrow & Ball12Make Your Existing Vanity Pop with PaintDiana Paulson for Country LivingHappy paint colors can do a lot to change the look and feel of a bathroom. If youre looking for a one-and-done weekend project, start with paint. And, you dont have to commit to changing your wallswe love how this sunny yellow vanity pops against the white backdrop.RELATED: These Are The Best Paint Colors for Small BathroomsAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below13Choose Checkerboard Kate S JordanRelying on classic patterns ensures your renovation will feel timeless through the coming years. In this farmhouse bathroom renovation, the duo behind the Jersey Ice Cream Co. design firm chose to upgrade their shower space with a simple checkered tile pattern. RELATED: Here Are Our 50+ Best Bathroom Tile Ideas14Take Wallpaper Up the CeilingAlpha Smoot for Country LivingLooking to add an expert-level look to your bathroom? Wallpaper the ceiling! In small bathrooms such as this attic space, it may actually make the room feel larger! TOUR THIS HOUSERELATED: These Bathroom Wallpaper Ideas Will Have You Pulling Out Your Paper PasteAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below15Embrace Existing ElementsBecky Luigart-Stayner for Country LivingWhen Country Living Editor-in-Chief Rachel Hardage Barrett renovated her Mississippi home, she kept the original black and white subway tile and previously installed green-and-white toile wallpaper. To enhance the vintage feel while still giving the small bath a fresh update, she painted the trim a delightful coordinating green shade. Get the Look:Trim Paint Color: Oakmoss by Sherwin-WilliamsTOUR THIS HOUSE16Just Add Artwork Ali Harper for Country LivingLooking for a quick way to refresh your space that can be done in just one afternoon? Try hanging new art! Go all in on a collection to fill your walls, like homeowner Anthony Brewington did here in his Alabama cottage, or hang just a piece or two to keep things simple. RELATED:Get Inspired With These Gallery Wall Ideas Advertisement - Continue Reading Below17Make Moody Paint WorkSara Ligorria-Tramp2025 is going to be the year of moody paint colors. (Dont believe us? Check out our paint color trend report for 2025!) If youre ready to embrace a more sumptuous look in your bathroom, start with paint. The homeowners of this cabin bathroom went with a daring shade of inky black milk paint, but left the wood ceiling exposed to bring in a little warmth. RELATED: The Best Dark Blue Paint Colors for Any Room in the House18Pick a Dramatic BacksplashZIO AND SONSIf you love the look of tile, go for a dramatic tile backsplash behind your sink, as designer Anthony DArgenzio did here in his upstate New York bathroom. The powdery gray-and-white tile extends from the floor up behind the sink, creating an interesting backdrop for the vintage cabinet vanity. For even more visual interest, he bumped the lower part of the wall out slightly to create a display ledge. TOUR THIS HOUSEAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below19Pay Homage to the OriginalAnson Smart for Country LivingA bathroom refresh doesnt have to be all-encompassing! In this humble bathroom, the homeowners installed new beadboard meant to reference what may have been there originally. Simply painting it the same white as the walls and trim keep it feeling fresh. TOUR THIS HOUSE20Reveal Your WoodAnnie Schlechter for Country LivingIf youre really lucky, when you strip away that drywall and popcorn ceiling, you just might reveal some stunning original wood. If that happens, our best advice is to leave it exposed so you can revel in its natural texture and beauty. Just be sure to check with your contractor and get their approval first! TOUR THIS HOUSERELATED: Heres Everything You Need to Know About Reclaimed WoodAnna LoganSenior Homes & Style EditorAnna Logan is the Senior Homes & Style Editor at Country Living, where she covers design and decorating trends, home features, and gift guides. She also produces home features and styles content for the print magazine. When she isnt working, can often be found digging around antique shops for the perfect find. Follow her adventures on Instagram!