21 Oct 2023, Read Time : 7 Min
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12 Easy Kid-Friendly Bathroom Designs

When you are digging through blogs to come across a suitable bathroom idea for your kids, you must be looking for a decor idea that is fun and functional at the same time. From adventurous to dreamy, there are a lot of creative and eye-opening bathroom concepts that you can select. 

Kids’ bathrooms provide a chance to go all out for designs, colours, and patterns. Whether you want to have a timeless look that does not bore them as they grow older or a bright and playful decor that looks fun to them, you will find a lot of kid-friendly bathroom design ideas in this blog. 

Bathroom Decor Ideas for Your Kids

  • Pattern Play

Nothing can look more interesting for kids than beautiful and colourful patterns, textures, and finishes in their bathrooms. With bold and elegant patterns, you can give your kid’s shower area an interesting touch that your kid will surely love. You can infuse geometric, floral, chevron, and many other pretty patterns to make your kid’s showering experience enjoyable. 

Even though you get small wall space to create playful patterned designs, you can use beautiful wall tiles, like GFT SPH Frames Pink HL and BHF Sandy Triangle Grey HL FT, to elevate the look of the bathroom for your kid. Also, you may consider laying matte and anti-skid bathroom floor tiles, like HFM Anti-Skid Midtown Beige DK and HFM Anti-Skid Cemento Grey DK, to prevent slipping and accidents. 

  • Add a Pop of Unexpected Colour

Kids and colours go hand-in-hand. So, it won’t be a bad idea to infuse colours to dedicate the space solely to your kids. Plus, it will provide an amazing differentiating factor compared to their adult counterparts. You can simply go for the colours your kids like to provide an inviting feel to them. 

Moreover, you can consider adding an unexpected pop of colours by infusing a two-tone effect, different finishes, and even fixtures that complement the entire look. For example, you can lay beautiful and durable patterned tiles, like HFM Anti-Skid EC Sea water, in the bottom part and on the top part of the walls. Also, elevate the shower space with patterned or decorative tiles. 

  • Colourful Bathroom Accessories

Add colourful accessories like a funky bath mat and vibrant towels to create a neutral room-like feel where they remain playful and like taking showers or doing their morning deeds. A red or blue towel and an easily accessible storage cabinet are great elements that you can add to your kid’s bathroom. 

Further, if you stick to the choice of white or neutral colour bathroom decor for your kid, you can install items like an emerald green sink to add an interesting factor to the decor. Or, you can just opt for easy and affordable items that your kid will like. 

  • Geometric Bathroom Wall Design 

A small kid’s bathroom is an opportunity to showcase bold and beautiful patterns. Your kids will love it even more if the walls have the geometrical shapes that you read about in their books. No matter how limited wall space you have to design, you can choose tiles with rectangles, squares, rhombuses, circles, and hexagons to entice your kids to learn the shapes while having stunning bathroom decor. 

For example, you can go for light-coloured hexagonal patterned tiles, like ODH Hexagon Multi Hl, to infuse a relaxing and calming vibe in the bathroom. To elevate the bathroom decor further, you can add quirky mirrors and silver sconces and make the wall decor stand out.

  • Add a Few Unexpected Twists

Try to create an enchanting bath space for your kid. It has to be functional and enchanting as well. You can add some surprise elements to delight your little one. For example, you can add a playful lighting or cabinet knob that looks like their favourite cartoon character – Doraemon, Chhota Bheem, or any other character. Or, you can value an aquarium theme. 

Besides that, you can also add items like towels and quirky toothbrushes – also in the likeness of their favourite characters. Your little kid will love to visit the bathroom often for healthy needs. 

  • Integrate Playful Aqua-Life Tiles

Consider making the bathroom walls a fun and playful element for your kids. You can use dolphin tiles to create beautiful aqueous scenarios on the bathroom walls. Check out Anti-Skid EC Fish Pebble and HWH Sea Bottom HL! This tile has a look of a pond from inside with white marbles, underwater plants, and gold fishes swimming around. 

You can install a beautiful aqueous scenario with dolphins in your kid’s bathroom. Check out SHG Pacific Dolphin HL and SHG Sea Dolphin HL. These dolphin-printed tiles offer a unique and eye-catching look to the bathroom walls. Plus, they are non-porous, so they are good for kids’ bathrooms. 

  • Go for a Bold Primary Colour 

Choosing a primary colour to elevate the look of the space is also a good idea. With bold colours, you can create an architecturally inspired space that will seem cheerful to your little one to have a fun time bathing. 

You can consider the bright yellow colour of ODG Sunrise Yellow to bring a happy vibe and make a statement too. For that, you can simply opt for beautiful and glossy tiles in yellow colour. However, you can lay them as per your style and preference to make a unique wall concept. Besides the yellow colour, you can also consider bright colours like red, green, blue, mink, pink, and beige. Check out coloured tiles like DGVT Red, DGVT Blue, and DGVT Green .Also, you may use small, bright tiles to create a feature wall and introduce a bright and joyous vibe to the space. 

  • Allow Room to Grow 

While looking for ideas for your kid’s bathroom, select a timeless fitting that can last for a long time, and witness your kid grow. For example, if your children are teenagers and will soon step into adulthood, it is better to go for an aesthetic appeal rather than a Tom-and-Jerry look. 

However, you can stick to your plan to get the modern bathroom look by infusing a creative tile design for the walls. Check out GFT BDF Rustic Triangle Coffee! Besides that, you can add sumptuous curtains, towels, and other bathroom accessories. You can easily change these items as they grow older, matching their vibes. Also, you can consider adding aromatic candles and tiny indoor plants to get a fresher and more mature feel. 

  • Add a Touch of Sophistication

Try adding a touch of class and sophistication to your kids’ bathroom. You can either install a Parisian-style water cabinet with golden knobs or elegant fixtures to elevate the bathroom decor. 

Another way you can add richness to the space is by creating a beautiful accent backsplash. There are thousands of beautiful tile options available for bathroom backsplashes that you can consider, like ODG Mahogany Wood Brown. Also, you can pair the accent wall design with a neutral marble countertop to get an eclectic feel and elegant floor tiles.

  • Bring Patterns to the Floor 

Patterns can never fail to get the attention of kids. Be it on walls or floors, they always enjoy the playful vibe that patterns offer. So, now, you can consider bringing patterns to the floor.

The best way to infuse patterns into bathroom floors is by opting for patterned floor tiles. You can explore a wide range of beautiful patterns and designs in tiles that will surely elevate the bathroom look with multiple folds. Check out beautiful patterned tiles like BDM Anti-Skid EC Kite Multi, which are both durable and low maintenance. Plus, you can find options like anti-skid tiles with water-resistant properties that will last for years while providing safety. 

Consider Adding Some Extra Items in Your Kid’s Bathroom

You can add a few more minor details while decorating your child’s bathroom to make the room even more kid-friendly. Here are a few things you may add to their bathroom to make it more attractive and functional.

  • Open Shelves

bathroom with Open Shelves

With open shelves, you can prevent the disorganisation of items and the misplacing of things by your child. Your kids can see everything on open shelves and get the things they need easily. Also, the shelves should not be very high up but should be within their reach. 

  • Non-Slip Flooring 

 

bathroom with anti-skid tiles

Always try to install anti-skid tiles for the bathroom flooring to prevent slip-and-fall accidents. However, you still need to keep an eye on the children as accidents may still happen. 

  • Side-by-Side Taps 

bathroom with two wash basin

If you have more than one child at home, it is better to have a large wash basin with a few taps. Your children can use the basin together, standing side by side while being in a hurry to go to school. 

  • Protect Walls with Tiles 

bathroom with blue wall tiles

Children often damage bathroom walls with their splashing and messing around. By installing water-resistant bathroom wall tiles, you can protect the walls from scratches and water penetration while adding more character to the decor. 

Conclusion

Even though it can be hard to cope with the growing demands of your kids, you can at least make their bath time more fun. A truly kid-friendly bathroom design will be cute and functional when it comes to busy morning school routines. 

So, you should consider infusing the kid-friendly bathroom design idea you like to give your kids their own dedicated space. To explore more stunning bathroom design ideas for kids, get in touch with us. Orientbell Tiles is always there to help you when you need assistance to beautify your space. 

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Mannika Mitra

Mannika Mitra brings a wealth of experience to her role as Digital Content and Marketing Manager at Orientbell Tiles, having been associated with the company for the past 5 years. With a total of 12 years in the industry, Mannika holds an Arts degree from Delhi University and a Post-Graduate Diploma in Journalism and Mass Communication. Her journey has seen her excel as a digital producer at esteemed news agencies like ANI, NDTV, and Hindustan Times.

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