If you love country style, there's no reason not to incorporate it in your own home—even in the bathroom. While most bathrooms are small, they can certainly pack a punch style-wise if you have a vision in mind. Take your space from drab to fab by infusing it with rustic charm.
Here, we're sharing inspiring country-style bathrooms filled with shiplap, florals, wooden pieces, and more, which will give you plenty of ideas for how to make the most of your loo.
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Shabby Chic Elements
Country bathrooms and shabby chic design go hand in hand. Weave in a storage cabinet like this one, which is perfectly weathered and can be used to house extra toiletries, cleaning products, and more. The wicker basket on top is also perfectly country in style and offers additional space for towels. Hooks adhered to the side of the cabinet offer even more storage for towels, robes, and beyond.
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Fresh Blooms on Display
Brighten up your bathroom with some blooms. If they come from your own yard, even better, but you can also take them to the farmer's market. Country bathrooms are known for their small doses of charm, by no means are they bland, sterile-feeling spaces.
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Stylish Hamper Alternative
Instead of a plain old hamper, opt for a woven bin like this one to house your dirty clothes. It will add character to your country bathroom while providing a very important functional purpose.
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Country Bathroom With Playful Patterns
Go green! Playful patterns fit in perfectly in any country bathroom, and soothing green is an excellent pick due to its associations with the natural world. The shiplap wall is painted in a complementary color.
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Soft Touches
If you prefer muted tones, you can certainly embrace those in your country bathroom, too. Here, a soft floral pattern is soothing and spa-like.
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Wooden Details
This country bathroom is full of architectural intrigue with its exposed beams, wooden paneled walls, exposed brick, and more. Rather than trying to cover up these elements, let them shine—they truly turn any room into a work of art.
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Country Bathroom With Artful Accents
Don't shy away from hanging art in the bathroom to cozy up the space a bit. Of course, due to the presence of water and humidity, this isn't the place to display your nicest works, but you can shop secondhand for an affordable, stylish option that isn't too precious.
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Whimsical Wallpaper
Say hello to wallpaper in the bathroom! We're partial to a whimsical floral print for country-style spaces, as seen here. There's no need to paper the whole wall, you can always opt for a two-toned look with paint.
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Charming Skirted Sink
Take a cue from English country cottages and weave a skirted sink into your bathroom. This feature adds charm galore to your space while also concealing unsightly things like rolls of toilet paper and cleaning gear.
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Classic Stripes
If you like the idea of a skirted sink but aren't into the idea of such a busy pattern, try a striped textile instead. Stripes and country spaces go together perfectly. Sink skirts are easy to DIY using leftover fabric that you may already have on hand.
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Wooden Warmth
If space allows, bring a vintage wooden dresser into your bathroom. Doing so will provide extra storage that you'll actually appreciate looking at day after day—say goodbye to those pesky plastic bins for good.
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Chest Turned Vanity
You can also turn a wooden dresser into a vanity; this is a popular approach in many country and farmhouse-style homes. You'll be giving new life to an older piece and enjoying all of the storage space a chest offers. You can choose to paint the chest and distress it for a more colorful vintage look, but natural wood has plenty of character on its own and will shine as-is too.
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Helpful Wall Hooks
Speaking of storage, make your walls work for you by incorporating small hooks where space allows. You can use these as a way to display decor as well as hang up hand towels, loofahs, and more.
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Versatile Chair
A wooden chair makes a nice alternative to a side table in the bathroom. Use it to hold extra towels for guests or place a plant on top for decor, and know that it's easy to lift up and bring to another room or move out of the way as needed.
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Bits of Brass
Don't forget to incorporate pops of brass into the bathroom; it isn't just for ultra mod spaces. The metal looks nice paired with wooden pieces, like the chest-turned vanity shown here, and is a classic that will never go out of style.
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Pop of Nature
This bathroom, which also features wall hooks, proves that a little decorative touch can go a long way in adding personality to what is mostly a utilitarian space. Doing something as simple as displaying fake flowers will glam up your bathroom in no time.
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Timeless Heirlooms
Bring timeless wooden furnishings into the bathroom where they will come in handy as you get ready for the day or bathe in the evenings. Country spaces are always full of antique elements like these.
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Mixing and Matching
Love color? Go ahead and embrace a peppy hue in your country bathroom; just tone things down a little by weaving in some more subtle colors, too, so that your space doesn't appear too overwhelming. Here, a deep purple and a lighter green go together nicely.
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Simple Shiplap Country Bathroom
Shiplap is a common fixture of country bathrooms. Even if you can't make a full shiplap wall work in your space, you can get creative with your layout and integrate the material on an accent wall.
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Spacious Tub
Who wouldn't want to relax in a classic clawfoot tub? If your floor plan allows, consider adding one of these to your country bathroom to make the space even more inviting. Clawfoot tubs come in all types of colors, but we recommend sticking with a neutral like white or black.
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Blue and White Tiles
Blue and white are a tried and true color combo that won't be going out of style, so don't be shy about replicating this look and adding artistic flair to your bathroom.
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Distressed Furnishings
A distressed vanity makes for a great choice in a country bathroom and serves as a statement piece. Adding marble above it elevates the look nicely and will patina over time, adding even more character to this space as the years go on.
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Character-Filled Cabinet
If you can't swap out your vanity, you can always weave a smaller piece of distressed furniture into your bathroom, like this medicine cabinet. If you're sharing your bathroom with another person, keeping an extra medicine cabinet on hand is always wise so as to allow everyone plenty of storage space for their personal items.
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Mixed Materials
Mixing materials is a key component of country style. Brick, wicker, rope, and more all pair together in this airy bathroom and give it extra dimension. Don't forget the plants when working with neutrals galore. Pops of green jazz up this otherwise plain-colored bathroom.
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Elevated Accents
Take a cue from your living room and bring an accent chair, decorative rug, and set of drapes into the bathroom. There's no reason to neglect this space just because it's small, after all. Do note that anything you place in your bathroom has the potential to get wet easily, so be mindful of this when selecting materials and finishes to keep out in the open.
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Curated Gallery Wall
Make use of an empty wall and display a few of your favorite framed prints as well as some decorative plates. This small gallery wall can easily be expanded over time. It's easy to find country-style pieces to display while thrifting, shopping flea markets, or visiting antique stores. Florals are a popular country motif that will translate well to any gallery wall.
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Wicker Storage
Place a wicker storage basket under your sink to house extra makeup, shower products, and anything else you'll need to keep handy yet don't want to look at every day.
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Country Checkers
Bring in some checkers. It's easy to swap out your shower curtain for one that you feel better reflects the country aesthetic. You could take the same approach when it comes to your window curtains, too, opting for a matching look.
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Favorite Pattern
If you like the idea of sticking to a subtle theme, pick a pattern (for example, stripes) and weave it into your bathroom in a few different ways, as seen here, with the towel hanging over the tub and storage basket nearby.
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Maximal Look
If you're a maximalist, pull decorative accents from other rooms of the home and weave them into your bathroom to make the space appear more finished. Open shelving will help you show off your treasures without taking up much space.
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Stylish Shelfie
A small wooden wall shelf like this one is a great solution for displaying perfumes and other small objects in the bathroom while contributing to a country look. You can also bring in some decorative items, such as small pots, vessels, and the like.
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Cute Cane
Cane is a country chic material that you can easily weave into your vanity—add it to the doors for a textural effect. You can purchase cane webbing at craft stores and bring it home to take on a DIY if you're so inclined.
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Contrasting Colors
Can't pick just one color for the bathroom? Use two, like blue and orange, to add some welcome contrast to your small space. Opting for less wallpaper is a budget-friendly approach as well.
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DIY Ladder
Make use of a wooden blanket ladder to display extra towels and washcloths. It's easy to make a ladder like this on your own with wood scraps.
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Basin Sink
A basin sink is something we see often in farmhouse kitchens, and it translates well to the bathroom—you can replicate this one on a smaller scale, too.
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Checkered Floors
Checkered floors add so much character to this country bathroom; keep in mind that many peel-and-stick flooring tiles come in this pattern as well, making this a renter-friendly look as well.
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Sweet Details
Pedestals like these aren't just for the kitchen counter. Use a wooden pedestal or tray to corral daily essentials on your vanity to prevent the space from appearing cluttered while designing a sweet vignette.
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Major Gingham
Go for the gingham—this sweet print is a fixture of country style homes and makes a great pick for a shower curtain. Cafe curtains in another charming pattern sit behind these.
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Playful Shapes
If you're wondering how to make a country-style bathroom feel more childlike, simply add a fun shape to the mix when selecting a vanity, light fixtures, and the like. Scallops are playful and cute for a child's bathroom.
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Bathroom Gallery
Use the space above your sink to feature some country-style artwork, like the landscape painting shown here. Again, it's best not to hang anything too delicate in the bathroom given that this is a prime for condensation, spills, and stains.
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Bold Accent
Put up an accent wall in the bathroom using some of your favorite nature-inspired wallpaper to bring the outside in. This is also a great way to make the most of a leftover roll of wallpaper that you used in another room of the house.
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Stone Vessel
A stone vessel like this one is a versatile country decor element that can shine in any room of the home—including the bathroom! Fill it with pretty blooms (real or faux) and switch it up as the seasons change to make your bathroom feel a little more festive all year long.