Country-style bathroom

British country-style bathrooms tend to be more classic in design. Check and striped patterns are often found here. Wood colors are often slightly darker, while dusky pink is a popular choice for wall colors. Generally speaking, the British style, often referred to as cottage style, has a slightly more elegant feel than the French style, for example.

Romantic yet rustic: the French country-style bathroom skillfully combines these seemingly contradictory elements. Lavender as a bathroom plant adds a touch of Provence. Since bathroom furniture with signs of wear and tear looks particularly good in this rustic country style, it usually complements the classic style well.

The Scandinavian bathroom is a style all of its own. When it comes to country houses, it can be both classic and modern. As the Scandinavian style is somewhat more understated than the British or French styles, it can strike a good balance between understatement and opulence.

Peace and relaxation fit perfectly into a country-style bathroom—and matching pastel colors convey exactly this atmosphere. A calm beige is particularly popular for the English style, but mint green or soft blue tones are also very appealing.

Whether brown, dark green, or deep red tones—earth tones harmonize perfectly with the natural materials of the country house style. Accordingly, they work particularly well if the bathroom leans more toward the French style.

White and gray are well suited to the understated Scandinavian style. Just make sure that the country-style bathroom furniture is in a different shade—light wood, for example, goes well with white.