The bathroom trends for 2025 This is what modern bathrooms look like
In 2025, modern bathrooms are all about functionality, natural elements ans a relaxing atmosphere.
The latest bathroom trends are: Brown colour scheme – earthy tones create a sense of warmth and elegance. Natural elements – wooden bathroom furniture and organic forms help to bring the outdoors in. Saving water – with the ideal WC system. Shower toilets – now also available in affordable entry-level models. Walk-in showers – spacious, stylish and perfect for contemporary room concepts. No matter how much space you have or what style you prefer, our fresh ideas are sure to take your bathroom to the next level in 2025.
Our top 5 bathroom trends:
Trend 1: Brown colour scheme
Chocolate chic: Brown in all its shades is the must-have colour for 2025. The American Pantone Color Institute is renowned for setting global trends and announces its Colour of the Year every December. This time, the Institute selected the chocolatey ‘Mocha Mousse’. Shades of brown are making their mark in interiors and bathroooms.
From warm earthy tones and soft taupe to deep chocolate brown, this versatile colour brings a natural warmth to any space, creating a cosy yet timeless and elegant feel.
Brown walls and furniture exude a sense of comfort and a connection to nature. They pair beautifully with materials like wood, stone and ceramics, and combine effortlessly with both neutral palettes and bold, contrasting accents.
Brown tones in the bathroom have an especially calming effect, helping to create a spa-like ambience. Darker shades feel luxurious and sophisticated, while lighter tones such as beige or sand bring a real sense of brightness and freshness.
Tip: For a stylish update without repainting or major investment, accessories like towels or an actuator plate can make an impact that’s right on trend.
Trend 2: Natural materials and organic shapes
Particularly in the bathroom, natural aesthetics are taking centre stage in 2025’s interior design trends, offering a restorative contrast to the hectic, digital-driven world outside. With natural materials and organic forms, these spaces help restore a sense of connection to nature that is often lacking in modern life.
Wooden bathroom furniture creates a warm, inviting atmosphere and is crafted by Geberit in Europe. Washbasin cabinets offer valuable storage space, while smart drawer inserts maximise organisation.
Washbasins in organic shapes, such as those in the ONE, VariForm and iCon ranges, blend seamlessly into the overall design, with their soft curves creating a real sense of tranquillity.
Round and oval mirrors add soft, elegant accents. The models in the Option series feature indirect lighting, creating a floating effect that enhances the sense of relaxation in the bathroom.
Maximum impact, minimal effort: a well-coordinated WC actuator plate is the perfect finishing touch for a natural bathroom design. The Sigma50 Round or Square actuator plates offer a stylish aesthetic with high-quality materials and finishes, including wood and stone effects. Two separate buttons make water-saving easy, facilitating a flush with either six or three litres of water. Thanks to Geberit innovations such as the dual flush system and flush-stop pushbutton, the flush volume has been reduced by 80% since 1952.
Trend 3: Saving water
Water is life. Turning off the tap while brushing your teeth or lathering your hair and using a smaller amount of water for your toilet flush are great first steps towards saving water in the bathroom. But one often overlooked factor with a major impact is the technology behind the toilet flush. What many people don’t realise is that around a third of the daily water consumption in a typical Western household is used for flushing the toilet. Here’s how to save even more water when flushing the toilet:
Effective flushing with less water
The way water flows through the WC pan has a major impact on the flush performance. Flush systems that guide the water through the ceramic in a spiral motion are more efficient, achieving a thorough clean in just one flush. A prime example of this is the Geberit TurboFlush technology.
All Geberit WCs with TurboFlush are also rimless. This means you not only save water, but also have less work cleaning.
The WCs system for reduced water consumption
Flushing becomes even more efficient when all WC components – including the fill and flush valves, flush technology and WC ceramic – are perfectly coordinated. This is precisely what the Geberit WC system delivers, outperforming European toilet flush standards by up to ten times. This is made possible by optimising the ceramic shape and guiding the flush water with precision and power.
And psst! The perfectly coordinated system doesn’t just save water – it also ensures a quiet toilet flush, so you can enjoy a peaceful night’s sleep.
Trend 4: Shower toilet for gentle personal cleansing
The Japanese have perfected the art of hygiene – and once you’ve tried a shower toilet for yourself, you’ll never want to go without it again. Introducing the Geberit AquaClean Alba, a sleek, elegant and affordable entry-level shower toilet. With its integrated spray functionality and innovative technology, a bidet toilet costs little more than a conventional WC.
The remote control and app allow you to adjust the spray arm position, water temperature and spray intensity. For a thorough and gentle cleaning experience, the patented WhirlSpray shower technology ensures maximum hygiene.
Trend 5: Walk-in showers
Love the idea of a walk-in wardrobe? Then you’ll love a walk-in shower – 2025’s ultimate combination of elegance and functionality!
Their minimalist design makes them a perfect fit for almost any bathroom, creating a modern and spacious look. Without a shower curtain or sliding door, they open up the room and really enhance the sense of space.
Another key advantage of floor-level showers over bathtubs is their accessibility. With no thresholds or edges, they offer a user-friendly, seamless entry and exit – plus they’re much easier to clean.
