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- Take advantage of any period features in the space, whether it\u2019s ceiling friezes, dado rails or deep skirtings. Decorative trims were very Victorian.<\/li>\n
- Opt for wallpaper, wall panelling or wall tiles.<\/li>\n
- Simple subway or plain square wall tiles are the most complementary to\u00a0highly\u00a0decorative floor tiles.<\/li>\n
- Floral and botanical wallpaper is an authentic choice, the larger the print the better.\u00a0Don\u2019t be afraid of choosing something whimsical and witty.<\/li>\n
- Tiles, tiles, tiles. Have a statement tiled floor in traditional Victorian tile. Checkerboard, daisy, star, hexagon, an intricate geometric design. Everything goes these days, so go for your personal favourite! You could also go for a dazzling, multi-coloured feature floor with continuous encaustics.<\/li>\n
- Bring in a few pieces of vintage or antique furniture\/d\u00e9cor.<\/li>\n
- A traditional radiator will also add authentic Victorian flavours to a bathroom.<\/li>\n
- Choose luxurious textiles with some kind of detailing, like fringing or scallop edges.<\/li>\n
- Finally, add in some kind of artwork or bust silhouette, whether thrifted or uplifted from vintage botanical books and framed. You could also go for something like pressed leaves, to fit the nature theme. Or\u00a0just\u00a0add a vase of fresh flowers!<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
So what’s this \u201cModern Victorian\u201d trend?<\/strong><\/h2>\n
I think\u00a0it was American stylist Emily Henderson who called the trend in 2018, before we started hearing about \u201cGrandmillennials\u201d. But there\u2019s a fair bit of overlap in the two terms. Both styles are about mixing old with new, updating a classic look with modern styling. They\u2019re all about embracing the charm of a bygone era but keeping the comfort of modernity.<\/p>\n
The original Victorian aesthetic was quite over the top in its opulence.\u00a0By contrast, the modern spin has us blending elements of the style into a more contemporary setting.\u00a0It\u2019s about enhancing your bathroom with traditional accents that bring in a sense of classic history. Then refreshing the look with modern d\u00e9cor and black accents.<\/p>\n
You can scroll to the end for a quick rundown on the most authentic bathroom fixtures for this style. But first, let\u2019s jump into 25 examples of Victorian bathroom ideas.<\/p>\n
1. Modern Victorian<\/h3>\n
As noted, the term \u2018Modern Victorian\u2019 refers to how people are blending period features (like patterned Victorian tile) with modern styling to create a distinctively elegant aesthetic. For example, floor tile brings the vintage while a modern freestanding bath and black accenting adds the modern.<\/p>\n
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Source: Photo by Andrea Davis on Unsplash<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n 2. Beautiful geo tile<\/h3>\n
Tile is a big deal for any Victorian styled bathroom. All kinds of geometric patterns will infuse your bathroom with Victorian charm. So make tile the absolute hero of your Victorian bathroom with a mesmerising pattern, like metropolis star tile. The good thing is, there are no hard and fast rules for a Modern Victorian bathroom. Just choose the pattern that appeals to you the most! If you\u2019re going for coloured tiles, it\u2019s a good idea to connect the floor tile visually to some other element in the room. For example, select a wall paint that matches a colour in the tile.<\/p>\n
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Source: Photo by Bence Balla-Schottner on Unsplash<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n 3. Pretty pastels<\/h3>\n
One of the simplest ways to add Victorian flavours to your bathroom is to paint the walls in soft, \u201cheritage\u201d colours. These are often released as a specific product line by paint companies, making it easy to select a hue that\u2019s true to the Victorian era. There are literally hundreds of heritage colours, usually pale tones from a muted palette, like a mix of dove grey and white. So you\u2019re sure to find one that suits your taste.<\/p>\n
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Source: Photo by Cameron Smith on Unsplash<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n 4. Washstands<\/h3>\n
When it comes to Victorian bathroom ideas, your choice of basin will go a long way towards recreating a traditional vintage look. A classic style is the wall-hung vintage basin + washstand combo. It\u2019s best to opt for traditional taps, preferably a pair. But if you prefer a modern\u00a0mixer tap<\/a>, you should still be able to find one that has a similar look to Victorian taps.<\/p>\n
5. Half panelling<\/h3>\n
Panelling is a great way to infuse a space with vintage charm. For instance, paint a half-wall in a soft denim blue to complement a painted slipper bath. The same blue can be picked up in patterned floor tile, tying everything together beautifully.<\/p>\n
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Source: Photo by Max Vakhtbovych from Pexels<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n 6. Pedestal sink<\/h3>\n
Another way to introduce Victorian style is to go with a pedestal sink. These have a classic, traditional look that blends perfectly with a vintage aesthetic. They can even be bought in toilet and basin sets, to make a new\u00a0installation<\/a> easy. Pedestal sinks can be quite small so they really suit a powder room. For a Victorian powder room, start with a clean white base, fancy it up with pretty floral wallpaper and gold elements and you\u2019ll have an overall luxe Victorian vibe.<\/p>\n
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Source: Photo by 43 Clicks North on Unsplash<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n 7. Wooden floors<\/h3>\n
It may surprise you to know at in the early Victorian period, wooden bathroom floors were standard. Later, the much more functional floor tiles came into fashion. If you like the look of wooden floors, but don\u2019t like the idea of timber flooring in a bathroom, then you could use wood effect tiles instead. Then simply add a clawfoot tub as well as some antique furniture pieces, to convey the desired vintage feels.<\/p>\n
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Source: Photo by Vlada Karpovich from Pexels<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n 8. Traditional Victorian bathroom<\/h3>\n
For a traditional Victorian bathroom, aim to go lavish. Think deep colours, floral wallpaper, gilt-edge mirror, a crystal chandelier, or a fireplace holding a curated collection of curiosities. And of course a clawfoot tub with dramatic feet and exposed fixtures. It all feels opulent and very Victorian.<\/p>\n
9. Minimalist Victorian<\/h3>\n
Can a modern Victorian bathroom look minimalist? It may seem impossible because maximalism is such a large part of Victorian style. But provided you are judicious with your use of elements, you can indulge a love for pattern and colour and still have a streamlined, simple setting. So a modern, minimalist Victorian bathroom might feature stunning floor tile against an expanse of white subway tiled walls. Then it might simply incorporate a slim profile washstand and make the focal point a classic clawfoot tub, but refurbished and painted a modern colour like teal.<\/p>\n
10. Bold wallpaper<\/h3>\n
Victorians were quite obsessed with wallpaper! Especially floral and botanical styles. So adding wallpaper to your bathroom is a quick route to achieving a heritage look. With Modern Victorian bathrooms, designers are opting for larger scale, more abstract patterns. Or, look for quirky wallpaper with character. This will give a bit of playfulness to a classic Victorian bathroom. You could also go for a dark, moody coloured paper for drama. And wallpaper is perfect for adding pattern to the space, alongside tile. (Want a bit less competitive pattern? Grout your subway tile with white grout. That way the wall tile adds more texture rather than more pattern. Either way, make sure your grout is\u00a0clean<\/a>\u00a0to make the most of your tile.)<\/p>\n
11. Mix styles<\/h3>\n
Brass shower fixtures and tapware look the goods over a classic rolltop tub. But the rest of your Modern Victorian bathroom can feel quite contemporary. Such as with a graphic artwork, a ledge for your toiletries, stone flooring, and general minimalism.<\/p>\n
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Source: Photo by Tina Witherspoon on Unsplash<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n 12. Old-fashioned farmhouse<\/h3>\n
Classic Victorian veers more towards the popular farmhouse look. There\u2019s quite a bit of overlap in the styles. Both celebrate olde worlde charm, but Victorian style is more grand, sophisticated and ornate. So a Victorian bathroom with farmhouse flavours has rustic, cottagey flavours. You might have a vintage shower\/bath with gold-toned fittings, a lacy, scallop-edged shower curtain, and of course intricate, monochrome patterned tile.<\/p>\n
13. Gorgeous original window<\/h3>\n
Obviously, if your home boasts architectural features like a bathroom porthole window made of intricate stained glass, then you\u2019re already streets ahead when it comes to styling up a Victorian bathroom. With an oversized focal point like this, other elements can be quite delicate, so opt for smallish pieces of antique furniture.<\/p>\n
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Source: Photo by Monstera from Pexels<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n 14. Panelling and tiles<\/h3>\n
Boldly geometric patterned floor tiles were very common in the early Victorian period, and distinctive tiling continues to be popular in contemporary bathrooms. Even if you aren\u2019t going for a strong Victorian aesthetic, vintage patterned tiles always create a lot of charm and character. Simply pair with half-wall panelling in a heritage paint colour and a rolltop bathtub with classic tapware for instant Downton Abbey feels.<\/p>\n
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Source: Photo by Max Vakhtbovych from Pexels<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n 15. Contemporary + Victorian<\/h3>\n
Modern fixtures like a streamlined freestanding tub and a floating vanity with freestanding basin fit perfectly into a contemporary Victorian bathroom. Half-wall panelling and an extravagantly patterned floor tile bring the heritage flavours. When you have a lot of pattern going on on the floor, it\u2019s a good idea to keep the walls white and let the tile provide all the visual drama. Or, go for simple subway tile on the walls–a popular way to generate authentic Victorian feels.<\/p>\n
16. Vintage elements<\/h3>\n
It\u2019s so easy to infuse a bathroom with a Victorian aesthetic. Starting with a white base, add a simple monochromatic tile pattern, a large freestanding tub, a dramatic arched mirror and sophisticated light fittings. Then introduce some antique elements in the furniture, like a narrow console table and or a vintage timber milking stool.<\/p>\n
17. Victorian wet room or shower<\/h3>\n
Although shower stalls weren\u2019t common for Victorians, we can\u2019t really do without, can we? Choosing a\u00a0frameless screen<\/a> will help this contemporary element recede somewhat. And if you love the idea of a wet room bathroom, there\u2019s no reason why you can\u2019t incorporate this feature into a modern Victorian bathroom. It\u2019s still a good idea to go with the option of a pane of glass enclosing the shower\/bath area, to limit the spread of water, especially if you have antique furniture in the space. (You may also like to read our blog on\u00a0shower rooms<\/a>.)<\/p>\n
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Source: Photo by Raquel Navalon Alvarez on Unsplash<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n 18. Play with styles<\/h3>\n
For a Modern Victorian bathroom, marry heritage tapware with a contemporary, Crittall-style shower screen. The screen also adds to the layered patterns created by subway wall tile and the patterned floor tile. When it comes to tile patterns, lots of people love tiny hexagons in daisy patterns. Hexagon tiles are less traditionally Victorian and slightly more Art Deco, but they work just fine in a Victorian bathroom.<\/p>\n
19. Grand style<\/h3>\n
Modern Victorian is all about blurring the boundaries between traditional and contemporary style. So a blend might include a freestanding rolltop bath (Victorian) in a wet zone (modern). Tile, a framed portrait and brassware can also reinforce the heritage flavours for an overall opulent aesthetic.<\/p>\n
20. Reclaimed Victorian<\/h3>\n
Making use of reclaimed original Victorian bathroom materials is a surefire way to authentically fit out your Modern Victorian bathroom. Renovate using salvaged materials such as an enamel bucket sink, a deck-mounted brass faucet, oversized tub, vintage curtain rod and original, reconditioned Victorian taps. Some interior designers love to go the whole hog for authenticity, for example sealing walls with beeswax to protect against moisture. Very vintage!<\/p>\n
21. Enamel bucket sink<\/h3>\n
For a bathroom that\u2019s unequivocally in the Victorian category, choose an enamel bucket sink and brass fittings. Add floor tile, wall panelling and a rolltop tub to the mix, and your bathroom will feel very Victorian farmhouse.<\/p>\n
22. Scallop edge textiles<\/h3>\n
One of the features of Victorian styling is that textiles are often embellished. For example, with fringing or other theatrical detailing. Another way of adding interest is to give fabric elements a scalloped edge.\u00a0Even if it\u2019s just a scalloped-edge bathmat!<\/p>\n
23. Fancy up a plain modern bathtub<\/h3>\n
It\u2019s possible to channel this style without having a freestanding vintage style clawfoot or slipper tub. You can change the appearance of a straight bathtub with bath panels, finding a style that gives you the desired vintage aesthetic. Or, continue with the floor tile up the side of the bath. And then make sure to pair it with a traditional pedestal sink for a more authentic look.<\/p>\n
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Source: Photo by Curtis Adams from Pexels<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n 24. Curtains on rails<\/h3>\n
Get those vintage vibes with a shower bath over a classic Victorian style tub, with a curtain on a rail. You shower fitting will also look more authentic if it\u2019s an exposed thermostatic rigid riser, which suits the style well. A contemporary touch is to add hanging plants to your bathroom too.<\/p>\n
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Source: Photo by Phil Hearing on Unsplash<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n 25. Traditional light fittings<\/h3>\n
Choose elegant, traditional light fittings\u2014wall sconces are ideal. Brushed brass always looks the goods, as does fluted glass. Or, amp up the drama with an elaborate chandelier.<\/p>\n
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Source: Photo by cottonbro from Pexels<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n If you are interested in this style, I hope you found these Victorian bathroom ideas helpful. Would you consider incorporating selected Victorian elements into your contemporary bathroom, to create a Modern Victorian look? Let me know in the comments! Also, if you’d like to know how much does bathroom tile flooring cost<\/a>, visit our updated tile flooring cost.<\/p>\n
Victorian bathroom ideas: Sanitaryware<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Certain types of bathroom fixtures instantly convey authentic Victorian vibes. The style of bathtub you choose will be a big factor. Freestanding baths were typically the hero element of Victorian bathrooms. Slipper, rolltop and clawfoot styles are perfect. Similarly, choosing period style taps and faucets will go a long way to establishing a signature Victorian look. Two tap systems are the most authentic, but you can also find mixer taps in vintage styles.<\/p>\n
Also opt for traditional-looking, two tap systems for your vintage-styled basin. If possible, have a wall hung basin set in a washstand frame. Alternatively, look for a pedestal basin that has the traditional silhouette.<\/p>\n
The style of toilet you choose will also help nail the Victorian aesthetic. High level toilets will give you the most traditional look\u2014as will a traditional lever flush over a button.<\/p>\n
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