Combined with rich color

In terms of design solutions, black allows you to structure the space without drawing attention to itself, so it goes well with rich colors. In our bathroom, black sets off rich blue and lilac shades, giving the space a modern feel. The sink and faucet are also black, and as for the lighting, here we opted for black ceiling lights in an industrial style, which rhyme beautifully with two backlit mirrors. In this wonderful combination, the strength and graphic nature of black sets the tone for the entire room.

Black faucets

Black sanitary ware, like a little black dress, goes with everything. If you like the authenticity of industrial style, black taps will be the finishing touch to any bathroom design. And such taps will add modernity to the classic style. Black taps will definitely suit modern design. Black sanitary ware is a 100% winning move. And it matches other elements much easier than it might seem.

In the style of a stained glass workshop

Glass partitions are a cult design item of this decade. In the bathroom, they can be used as walls of an Italian shower with a floor-level tray, and the open space gives maximum freedom of movement. For the wall decoration, we also bet on the presence of black, using black and white tiles in a truly Parisian style. The Jacob Delafon brand offers you glass partitions from the Nouvelle Vague collection in a neo-retro style: the sizes are at your discretion!

Industrial design

Industrial style brilliantly combines modern design and authentic materials. This bathroom is a perfect example. Concrete floor, light wooden partitions with rough finish and an obligatory touch of black. Anthracite shower partitions visually limit the shower corner with a drain into the floor. Black is present in the hanging details: shelf, hooks, sink console. Even the toilet drain and toilet paper are black. Attention to detail in everything!

Flowing colors

The color scheme attracts attention with its elegance and luxury. The combination of a black bath apron with a deep gray-green color brings back memories of Belgium or Holland. An unusually sophisticated combination of minimalism and authenticity. You can also replace dark green with anthracite blue, which, combined with black, will create a truly Parisian palette. Less dark, but equally fashionable, terracotta shade will bring warmth and coziness to the bathroom design.