Who doesn’t love the look of a modern and sleek room? It’s time to apply this concept to the bathroom. The bathroom is a space in the home that requires as much attention as you can give it, especially if you want to create the ultimate sanctuary. The key to creating a sleek look in the bathroom is simplicity. You’ll want to embrace minimalist and super clean furnishings. Whether your home’s overall style is more rustic or traditional and you want to dabble with a modern style for the bathroom or your whole style is a modernist fantasy, here are some tips for creating the perfect modern sleek bathroom.

Crisp Neutral Palettes
The palette of a modern and sleek bathroom is very simple. You’ll need to embrace lots of crisp neutrals like; shades of white, black, charcoal gray and taupe. You’ll find that most modern bathrooms use more sophisticated materials like; wood varieties, nickel, veined stone or porcelain. These materials can be used to accent elements to make a demure statement rather than making a bold decorative statement.

If you don’t want the space to feel too cold you can bring in natural touches through warm woods. Be sure to stick to subtle grains to preserve the tranquil and clean lined atmosphere.

Implement Modern Lighting
To really make your bathroom look and feel both fresh and clean, then bright and modern lighting choices are essential. Use LED or fluorescent bulbs which provide a bright white light without creating yellowish undertones. Often, modern lights cast a cool glow. Use these lighting types above the medicine cabinet to keep the walls super bright which ultimately makes the bathroom look bigger. Modern light fixtures include styles like pendant or flush mount features which create beautifully illuminated spaces. There is abundance of modern or contemporary lighting fixtures on the market.

Minimalist Accessories
Since a modern bathroom embraces a minimalist style, you want to use simple accessories. A frame-less mirror will look elegant in such a space especially if its extended from wall to wall. Use streamlined hardware that originates from one manufacturer and features one set finish that you can use for the faucet, shower knobs and towel bar.