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White can feel almost too sterile, and in such an interior we may even feel uncomfortable. There are other disadvantages too: a white bathroom is very demanding to keep clean. Even the smallest detail – loose hair, dust or dried water droplets – stands out very clearly. White surfaces also tend to yellow over time. These are good reasons to change our approach. Recently, people have been discovering the charm of colourful bathrooms.
When we talk about colourful bathrooms, we do not mean an interior bursting with every colour like a circus tent. A common approach is to choose one main colour, which can be reflected in tiles and then repeated in selected fittings or accessories. Alternatively, several colours that complement each other beautifully can be used. Black interiors also belong in the category of colourful bathrooms – the darkest colour creates a highly elegant and luxurious impression. Black bathrooms are currently very much on trend. There are therefore countless ways to make your bathroom truly distinctive. To achieve a stylish and individual result, all it takes is careful planning and a thoughtful choice of key products. The products from OMNIRES offer plenty of inspiration, so today we will take a closer look at them.
When designing a colourful bathroom, it pays to build on tried-and-tested colour palettes that bring harmony to the space.
Soft sage green or olive green creates a calming atmosphere and pairs beautifully with warm brushed copper, gold and cream tones. If you are looking for a modern and more dramatic look, opt for dark blue or graphite grey combined with matt black elements. For a warm and elegant impression, matt beige works particularly well with brown or copper accents.
On the other hand, be careful when mixing too many bold pastel colours at once, as this can make a smaller space feel chaotic and visually reduce its size.
The washbasin area is often the first thing that catches the eye when entering the room. If you want to turn your washbasin into a true bathroom highlight, the ideal choice is a countertop washbasin or a furniture washbasin. This type of installation allows the shape and material to stand out fully.
As for shapes, softly rounded circular and oval washbasins are particularly popular, adding organic lightness and elegance to the space. Modern OMNIRES design collections also prove that you do not have to stick to plain white. A countertop washbasin in matt grey, warm matt beige or calming olive green will instantly transform the entire washing area. Premium composite and sanitary ceramic materials ensure a velvety-smooth surface, excellent durability and easy maintenance, while a colour-matched drain cover in the washbasin adds an attractive finishing touch.
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Type of countertop washbasin |
Shape |
Possible colour finishes |
Suitable bathroom style |
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Coloured composite washbasin |
Oval / Rectangular |
Olive green, natural tones |
Modern organic, natural |
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Ceramic countertop washbasin |
Round / Bowl-shaped |
Matt beige, matt grey |
Minimalist, Scandinavian |
Washbasin taps have evolved considerably, and today they can also serve as an important aesthetic feature in the bathroom. OMNIRES offers a wide range of surface finishes that add a touch of luxury to the bathroom.
You can choose from two main types of installation:
Colour also plays a major role here. Alongside traditional high-gloss chrome, matt black, sophisticated brushed gold and warm brushed copper are extremely popular. Brushed metal finishes also have the advantage that fingerprints and limescale deposits are less noticeable on them.
Bathroom accessories are the finishing touch that ties the entire concept together into a harmonious whole. If you choose taps in brushed gold, matt black or copper, match the other details in the same finish as well – for example traps, mirror frames or towel hooks. You can then complete the colour concept with high-quality textiles such as towels, designer soap dispensers or houseplants that thrive in the humid bathroom environment.
Leading interior designers have differing opinions on coloured sanitaryware, but they are remarkably united on one point: the bathroom should reflect the owner’s personality and offer an escape from everyday stress.
One group of experts highlights that coloured washbasins and taps bring joy, personality and playfulness into the home. According to them, people are increasingly tired of impersonal, sterile white bathrooms and are looking for a unique space with a character of its own. Another, more conservative group of designers recommends keeping the sanitaryware itself in more neutral matt tones, such as beige or grey, and introducing stronger colours through taps, tiles, wallpaper or decorations. The range of modern OMNIRES bathroom products supports both approaches – it allows you to combine with sensitivity the natural matt shades of washbasins with elegantly coloured taps exactly according to your taste.
Yes. Modern coloured washbasins made from premium sanitary ceramics and composite materials are designed for everyday use and offer high mechanical and chemical resistance. Likewise, high-quality surface finishes on taps, such as brushed gold, copper or matt black, are durable and, with proper care, resistant to corrosion and flaking.
For matt and coloured surfaces, avoid abrasive cleaning powders, wire scourers and aggressive acid- or chlorine-based chemicals. For everyday cleaning, a soft microfibre cloth and soapy water or a special gentle cleaner designed for taps and sanitaryware will be sufficient. Another major advantage of brushed metal finishes is that fingerprints and visible dried water droplets are less noticeable on them.
It depends on the space available and your aesthetic preferences. A tall deck-mounted tap installed directly into the countertop is easier to install and creates a striking design feature together with the washbasin. A concealed tap requires structural preparation for the concealed body in the wall, but in return provides an exceptionally clean look, more space on the countertop and very easy cleaning around the washbasin.
A tried-and-tested strategy is the rule of one dominant element. If you choose a more distinctive colour for the washbasin, such as olive green or matt grey, complement it with tiles in neutral tones such as cream, beige or finishes imitating light stone and wood. The colour of the washbasin can then be subtly repeated in smaller accessories, textiles or details in the tiling.
When timeless natural tones are combined with high-quality metal finishes such as brushed gold, copper and matt black, there is no need to worry about the trend fading quickly. These palettes are inspired by nature and remain elegant and harmonious for many years.