1. Framed Prints and Postcards

Moisture is an issue to consider when thinking of adding artwork to the bathroom. However, this can be combated by using glass frames with your favourite prints or postcards for artwork.

The frames themselves can be used to create a feature with different colours, shapes and sizes.

A brilliant idea is using 3D artwork such as this paper ribcage. The glass jar not only stops it getting damp but also looks stylish and original.

2.Sculptures and Masks

Sculptures and masks are easier to maintain in the bathroom and easier to clean.

Sculptures are a brilliant way to create features on floor and worktop spaces. This beautiful cream elephant sculpture complements the black and white theme perfectly. And by having it in the shower space it is great use of the space.

Masks can be used either on their own or with prints to create a design. The floral design of this mask complements the floral print underneath with both combining to create a feature on the wall. The mask adds texture to the overall design.

3.Tiles and Prints

Tiles and prints can be used to create a feature and the wall is not the only space these can be used.

This extravagant bath tub is beautiful with its mosaic Swedish summer flower print. The detail in its design creates a stunning centre piece for the bathroom as well as a fabulous piece of art.

Wall prints can also create an artistic statement. The floral print in this wallpaper adds patterning to the wall. And by only using it above the basin it keeps with the simplistic black and white design and acts as a framing around the mirror.

So if you’re using artwork in your bathroom, why not let us know?

Charlotte wrote a blog post a few weeks ago about the new bathroom trend of bright jewel colours.

I thought for my blog post this week I’d also run with the colour theme. Except this time I’m looking at walls!

So if you feel yourself drowning in a sea of white whenever you step inside your bathroom, read on…

Bright Wallpaper

How about taking advantage of the huge choice of wallpaper designs on the market and use these to inject a bold splash of colour?

This example uses a glass splashback to protect the wallpaper around the basin. via LivingEtc

Glass Tiles

If you love the look of tiles in your bathroom, how about the bold colours and shapes in these glass mosaic tiles from Evit.

Available in a choice of 69 colours, you can choose from 300x98mm or 300x295mm sizes. via Trendir

Bold Splashbacks

Generally you think of kitchens when it comes to splashbacks, but with a little creativity, a splashback can be the perfect way to add a splash (pun intended!) of colour around your basin or bath.

As well as a choice of colours, you can even add sparkles and metallic effects.

Have I missed anything out? If you have any great ideas for adding colour to your bathroom, please leave a comment below.