After minimalism dominated design trends in the 2010s, the 2020s are more about organic style. However, the ideas and style of minimalism haven't disappeared. They have been successfully incorporated and can still be the foundation of your aesthetic with a little twist toward an organic style.

Vanity

Floating vanities are the perfect option, as they reduce the visual heaviness of the bathroom. Paired with a vessel or undermount sink, they take up little space and still serve as a focal piece, reducing visual weight - exactly what minimalism tries to achieve.

Contrac Denison Wall-Hung Vanity with Top in Rustic Grey

Faucets

Minimalist faucets have a lighter and sharper 90° profile and often have single-lever handles. Touchless options are popular, eliminating the handle completely.

Kodaen MATTHEW 625 Vessel Sink Bathroom Faucet

Bathtub

Soft square thin-rim bathtubs and freestanding flat-bottomed oval tubs are among the most popular minimalist bathtub styles. The solid surface is preferred over acrylic as a material.

Mahaba Acrylic Freestanding Oval Bathtub

Materials

The evolution of minimalism embraces texture. Microcement, natural stone, brushed metals, and more are used to add extra character to a wall, a finish, or really anything.

MAAX Natural Stone Alcove or Corner Shower Base with End Drain in Graphite

What is a minimalist style in a bathroom?

Often, minimalism is more of an idea than a set of specific minimalist bathroom fixtures. It is all about free space, clean lines, and a monochromatic palette. When connected to today's organic style, minimalism can be perceived as a canvas that you can paint in a more organic way. You can also add texture to deepen the ideas of your exact design. Today, minimalism has become more than just a colorless form that serves well for reshaping and customizing.