Green and terracotta bathroom

Indulge in a luxurious bohemian bathroom retreat. Discover the stunning combination of deep green walls, warm terracotta accents, and a freestanding bathtub. Get inspired by this stylish design.

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Elevate your space with boho vibes and modern bathroom ideas! This rustic sink and natural decor create a warm, inviting atmosphere. Incorporate plants and woven elements for a touch of greenery and texture. #InteriorDesign #BohoBathroom #ModernBathroomIdeas

See the medditeranian inspired terracotta effect floor tiles complemented seemlessly by delicate mossy green bathroom tiles

When Fiona and Vanessa over at @consultbyfd_ were tasked with this bathroom project development and design, they went for green and then some, in spectacular visual style. The walls and vanity are our Fellini Pianta gloss glazed brick tiles, in a subtle zellige effect with variation from tile to tile. The floor is the Chunk Moss porcelain, an oversized terrazzo effect also in stunning green. For similar brassware try our Bournbrook collection.

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Bathroom features orange terracotta style floor tiles that lead to a forest green washstand topped in white quartz and a walk-in shower with clear door.

There’s just something about tile. I don’t know if it’s the hand-hewn texture, the rich colors, or just the fact that it’s so darn durable and easy to clean (yes, I know, grout lines can be another story), but I’ve been a fan of ceramic squares, rectangles, and mosaic tiles for as long as I can remember.

Terracotta colored interiors and décor have been on an upward trend for a few years now but this color has finally hit it's stride. The resurgence in popularity of terracotta is because of it's mix of dusty pink, orange, and deep red that invokes a sense of warmth and coziness in rooms no matter how large they may be. When you think of the color terracotta, flower pots and tiles immediately come to mind. Terracotta (meaning “baked earth” in Italian) has a long and rich history as a material…