A soaking tub with a shower can anchor a bathroom in several different styles, from vintage farmhouse to clean modern. White subway tile, glass panels, wrap-around curtains, contrasting grout, and carefully chosen hardware all shape the room’s character while keeping the combination practical. These ideas show how to make the tub area feel finished, functional, and distinctive.
White Clawfoot Tub with Wrap Around Curtains
Shiplap covers this white vintage farmhouse bathroom, where a clawfoot tub sits before a window. A wrap-around curtain drapes along the tub sides.
Modern Subway Tile and Black Hardware
Vertical subway tile gives the bathroom a clear starting point. Black hardware adds contrast, while a small square niche sits above the white alcove bathtub. In an otherwise plain bathroom, include mosaic tile flooring to increase interest.
Large Window Behind a Vintage Bathtub
A large mirror can maximize the spacious feel of the bathroom, so place it leaning against the bathroom wall. An expansive window lets sunlight enter the room. A vintage white bathtub sits on a platform.
Wood Barn Door to Farmhouse Bathroom
Wood flooring sets the tone in this farmhouse bathroom. An open sliding wood barn door leads to a soaking bathtub wrapped in white subway tile. A spacious cabinet with drawers adds storage space.
Vintage Arched Tub Alcove
White subway tile with black grout frames an arched alcove around the bathtub. The chrome showerhead works with matching chrome hardware, which can give the bathroom a modern appearance.
Brass Hardware in Farmhouse Bathroom
White subway tile surrounds the soaking bathtub, while brass hardware adorns the tile. Around the vanity, place abstract artwork to support a modern look. The wood vanity countertop holds a vessel sink.
Greenery in a Neutral Bathroom
Greenery has been added to the neutral bathroom space, alongside a tasseled shower curtain and light gray tile. A floor-to-ceiling cabinet in the shaker style conceals the bathroom clutter.
Herringbone Shower Walls
Towel hooks use wall space while serving both a functional and decorative purpose. Select hooks that work in both ways.
Painted Wood Vanity
The compact bathroom has light gray wall tile and shower hardware installed among the tile. Use these bathroom details to create an illusion of extensive space. A simple vanity and gray-and-white floor tile complete the room.
Brass Tub Combo Shower
Small decorative items sit on a shelf in the shower niche. White subway tile covers the walls around the bathtub, while brass hardware is mounted on the tub. Eucalyptus leaves hang from a brass shower head.
Matte Black Shower Hardware
The bathtub surround is covered in white subway tile with black grout. Shower curtains serve as the bathtub accessory. An eye-catching tile pattern fills the niche, and the matte black shower hardware should coordinate with the matching niche.
Clawfoot Tub Over Mosaic Tile
Subway tile covers the walls, while the floor uses mosaic tile in black and white for contrast. White shower curtains hang around the sides of a clawfoot bathtub and provide its enclosure. Candles sit around the tub.
Farmhouse Bathroom Cabinets
Across the room, a clawfoot bathtub rests on travertine tile. A wrap-around curtain hangs above it beneath the wood ceiling. Thin cabinets against the wall can be used to hide clutter.
Wood Vanity in a Bathroom with Black and White
White subway tile covers the shower-tub combination, while amber bottles sit inside the shower niche. Gray hexagonal tile forms the backsplash behind the niche. Gray flooring and a wood sink vanity fill the bathroom, with black hardware throughout.
Gray Tiles Beside the Bathtub
A soaking tub and shower combination is surrounded by square gray-and-white tiles, including the bathroom window. Add gray floor tiles for more variation in tone.
Marble Tile Bathtub with Wood Caddy
A glass panel encloses the bathtub to separate the space. Marble tile in gray and white covers the wall, while the shower hardware has a brushed nickel finish. Arrange decorative items on the bath caddy made of wood.
Modern Shower
The shower-tub combination has white subway tile walls, two shower niches, and a patterned back wall inside the niches. Brass fixtures are mounted on the tub.
Farmhouse Bathroom with Natural Wood Floors and Rolling Cart
White bathroom walls are covered with subway tile. A white circular mat sits on the natural wood flooring beside a rolling storage cart. The farmhouse bathroom also has a clawfoot bathtub.
White Bathroom with Colorful Accents
A vibrant shower curtain surrounds the white bathtub, while hexagon tile covers the floor beneath a mat. Incorporate colorful accents into the bathroom decor.
Black White Contrast for Tile Design
The bathtub sits between the white subway tile in its surround. A herringbone pattern covers the floor, while a grid-pattern shower curtain hangs nearby. Multiple niches are built into the shower walls, with black hexagonal tile installed inside them.
Small Subway Tile Shower Tub Combo in White
A compact tub and shower unit sits behind a glass enclosure without a frame. White subway tile lines the shower, while a chrome shower kit is mounted beside a white-framed window. Greenery sits in a woven planter next to the unit.
Glazed Light Gray Tile Shower Tub Combo
The white claw-foot bathtub has a vintage faucet in chrome and is suited to a farmhouse tub shower combo. Glazed tile in light gray covers the shower walls, which surround the tub. A glass partition and chrome shower kit are mounted there.