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200+ Cute, Design-Forward Decor & Accessories for Kids Bathrooms

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by Arlyn Hernandez | 9.21.18
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Ryan Leibe for EHD | From: Our Kid’s Jack and Jill Bathroom Reveal

***Written by Arlyn Hernandez

I’m going to preface this post by saying that I do not currently have children. I do, however, have three nephews (two that are 8 and another that is a new little peanut of almost 4 months). My sister-in-law (with the baby peanut person) isn’t quite at the stage where she’s concerning herself with my nephew’s bathroom decoration (it’s also the guest bathroom and decorated accordingly…for adults), but I remember my sister not even bothering with the bathroom for her twin boys when they were younger because she never cared for traditionally cutesie kid things. The boys’ bathroom was a Jack-and-Jill connected to the guest room, so she didn’t necessarily want to deck it out in plastic rubber duckie shower curtains or Backyardigans (is that still a thing?) paraphernalia. Of course, now, it’s adorned in the colors of their favorite baseball team (she LOVES this ::side eye::)…, but oh if only she had this round up all those years ago, because I really think she would have appreciated devoured it.

As it turns out, there are A LOT of “cutesie” or character-driven kid decor out there (I can almost hear all the moms out there thinking well yeah…this is not a new development). BUT…BUT, there also happens to be A TON of insanely sweet, more subtle bath goods, textiles and accessories that could very well fit into a room used both by the occasional guest and your little kiddos. So much, in fact, that while researching/going over picks with Jess, I’m pretty sure I felt a twinge in my ovaries. So, for anyone out there that has struggled to decorate a bathroom for their tiny humans, hold on to your child’s Hatchimals, because we have OVER TWO HUNDRED products for you, from shower curtains and rings to bath toys and art…even toothbrushes and storage.

Emily Henderson Kids Jack and Jill Bathroom
Ryan Leibe for EHD | From: Our Kid’s Jack and Jill Bathroom Reveal

Birdie and Charlie’s Jack-and-Jill bathroom is sweet enough to be appropriate for their young age but if you stripped back the toys in the tub and the bath mat (heck, leave the bath mat), it would def still work for adults. That’s usually how kids’ bathrooms go. I don’t think most people are out here slapping Mickey Mouse wallpaper up on the walls and installing novelty faucets that their children will grow out of quickly. A rug here, some curtain rings there, maybe a cute toothbrush holder and towel and BOOM you’ve got yourself a kids bath. Below are 30 shower and bath mats that range from pretty theme-y (like the shark from #1, #14’s whale, and the duckie at #16) to more older kid (and guest room) friendly (#4, #5, #11, #15 and #22).

Scroll down and you’ll also find two dozen bath toys and sponges. My nephews always loved any opportunity to pour water out of something and squish water out of their little hands, so if this were 7 years ago, I would absolutely have picked up #1, #14 and #16. Oh, I also bought them something very similar to the whale faucet spout cover at #8 and they loved to look at it/attempt to chew it while my sister didn’t have to stress about one of them banging their noggins into a hard metal fixture.

1. Shark Bath Rug | 2. DOPPA Bathtub Mat | 3. Multicolored Bath Mat | 4. Solid Tile Embossed Bath Mat | 5. Scallop Tufted Bath Rug | 6. Terrain Dots Cotton Tufted Rug | 7. Cloud Bath Mat | 8. Shark Bath Mat | 9. Rainbow Bath Rug | 10. Galleon Cotton Bath Mat | 11. Terry Bath Mat | 12. Star Print Bath Mat | 13. Star Bath Mat | 14. Whale Kikkerland Bath Mat | 15. Striped Bath Rug | 16. Munchkin Quack™ Duck Bath Mat | 17. Polka Dot Bath Mat | 18. Deep Pile Bath Mat | 19. Rainbow Tassel Bath Rug | 20. Vinyl Bath Mat | 21. Performance Textured Bath Mat | 22. Tulum Jungle Bath Rug | 23. Round Crochet Bath Mat | 24. Quiet Aqua Bath Rug | 25. Chenille Stripe Bath Rug | 26. Comfort Foam Bath Mat | 27. Puj Bath Clings Bath Treads | 28. Munchkin Dandy Dots Bath Mat | 29. Flamingo Bath Mat | 30. Pink Striped Bath Rug

1. Stokke 5-Piece Flexi Bath Toy Cup | 2. Haptic Lab Sailing Ship Kite White | 3. Fabelab Animal Bath Mitt | 4. Purifyou Premium Kids & Baby Bath Sponge | 5. Oli and Carol Sprout the Mushroom Toy | 6. PlanToys® Activity Boat | 7. Oli and Carol Origami Boat Bath Toy | 8. Skip Hop Moby Bath Spout Cover | 9. Bath Squirties by Elegant Baby | 10. 12 Bath Bombs Set For Kids | 11. Soft Foam Scrubber with Cradle Cap Bristle Brush 6 Pack | 12. PlanToys® Water Landing Net | 13. Munchkin Beak Spout Guard | 14. Plantoys Fountain Bowl Set | 15. Rainbow Regatta Sailing Toy | 16. Infantino Tub o’ Toys – Animals – 9pc | 17. Puj Snug Ultra Soft Spout Cover | 18. Munchkin Bath Crayons – 5 pk | 19. Baby Buddy Bath Sponges and Loofahs | 20. Bubblegum Scented Bath Bomb | 21. Soapsox Wash Mitt Tank the Shark | 22. Sunnylife Rainbow Sponges Set | 23. Oli and Carol Elvis the Duck Bath Toy | 24. Sunnylife Sponge Sunset – Ice Lolly

Emily Henderson_Cortney Bishop_Kids Bathroom
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I’m deep into an infatuation with Cortney Bishop Design, so I popped on over to her Instagram and site when looking for kids bathroom inspiration. Of course, she would use one of my favorite Hygge & West prints (their Daydream motif) for the shower curtain of this completely enviable bathroom. I’m not much of a pink person myself, but even I would have swooned over this as a young girl. It says “youth” without being overtly kiddish…as do the rest of these 24 shower curtains and hooks. The two from Quiet Town (#1 and #22) would absolutely be at home in my adult home but are also happy enough for a bathroom belonging to a youngun; combining the pom curtain at #12 with the super sweet safari animal rings at #4#4 would be great for those first few years, and you could easily swap out the rings for something a little more grown like #8 or #19 when they become too “baby” for your older, cooler kid).

1. Marfa Cloud | 2. Ruffle Bottom Shower Curtain | 3. Moon Printed Shower Curtain | 4. Animal Crackers Shower Curtain Hooks | 5. Gingham Shower Curtain | 6. Rainbow Stripe Shower Curtain | 7. Grid Shower Curtain | 8. Gold Shower Curtain Rings | 9. Navy Imperfect Plus Shower Curtain | 10. Pink Bead Shower Hook | 11. Star Shower Curtain | 12. Tufted Dot Shower Curtain | 13. Dot Shower Curtain | 14. Mustard Yellow Linen Shower Curtain | 15. Pink Floral Shower Curtain | 16. Astronaut Shower Curtain | 17. Light Stripe Shower Curtain | 18. Matte Black Shower Hooks | 19. Copper Shower Curtain Hooks | 20. Seersucker Shower Curtain | 21. AGGERSUND | 22. Orient Atlantic | 23. Deny Wildflower Bouquet Shower Curtain | 24. Honeycomb Shower Curtain

Emily Henderson_HGTV_Kids Bathroom
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First off, how cool are these built-in lockers in this bathroom featured in HGTV Magazine? For a house full of kids, how perfect would these be for keeping everyone’s stuff (towels, toothbrush, brush, etc.) in a designated place per person, any mess hidden behind a metal door? GENIUS. Actually, my husband and I could probably use these, too (well, really, just me…he has one drawer that’s basically empty because he doesn’t need much beyond his toothbrush which is on the counter, a comb and his razor). And well, because there were towels in this photo, we used it as the lead-in photo for our towel roundup (one of my favorites from this post). Oh, there are hooks, too? Okay, those show up in this section, too, then!

Anything with a hood (and ears) gets my baby clock tickin’ LOUD (I mean…that UNICORN…and the KOALA…and let’s not forget THE FOX WITH THE PAWS AND TAIL). If you’re well out of the baby-in-a-hooded-towel years, I’m really loving the subtle design on #3, and even I want the towels at #9 in that windowpane print. Anything with pom poms is a home run in my designing-a-kids-bath-without-a-kid book, so obviously I love #20, and linen is super fast absorbing, so #22 and #30 are great for those of you with squirmy rugrats who have little patience for bathtime.

And because you need a place to hang those towels (and loofahs or baby robes…please tell me there are baby robes), we’ve got a handful of great hooks. #1, #4, #5 (and #10, #12, and #13) are awesome for older kids or a bathroom that doubles as a guest bath since they’re fun yet don’t scream BABY. Can’t lie though, that wood elephant hook would be a fun addition to a grown-up’s home to hold purses, grocery bags…sometimes you just need something fun and unexpected right? Childlike wonder and all…

1. Jacquard Cotton Towel | 2. Zig Zag Bath Collection | 3. Oceanside Bath Collection | 4. Ombre Surf Towel | 5. Baby Unicorn Hooded Towel | 6. Jacquard-Weave Bath Towel 7. Loft by Loftex Floral Block Bath Towel | 8. Uchino Gauze Towels | 9. Jacquard- Weave Checked Bath Towel | 10. Star Print Jacquard Towel | 11. Banded Border Bath Collection | 12. Pom Pom Pink Scallop Towel | 13. Fox Hooded Bath Towel | 14. Paisley Flat Weave Bath Towel | 15. Grid Texture Bath Towel | 16. Hamam Estiva Organic Towels | 17. Darcy Bath Towel Set | 18. Safari Percale 100% Cotton Bath Towel | 19. Hand Towel With Hood | 20. Sculpted Dot Bath Towels | 21. Navy Jungle Alligator Bath Towels | 22. Turkish Cotton Hand Towel | 23. Triangles Bath Towel | 24. Koala Hooded Bath Towel | 25. Spectrum Cotton Fingertip Towel | 26. Sculpted Diamond Bath Towel | 27. Cloud Cotton Towel | 28. Uchino Gauze Towels | 29. Shark Hooded Bath Towel | 30. Fouta Bath Collection

1. Bamboo Hook | 2. Wood and Metal Cloud Hook | 3. Dailylike Wire Hanger | 4. Modern Wall Hooks Set of 5 | 5. Hay Gym Hooks | 6. Star Wall Hook | 7. Eric Trine Bent Peace Metal Hook | 8. Elephant Wall Hook | 9. B&W Wall Hook | 10. Lara Metal Multi Hook | 11. Wooden Wall Hooks 12. Peace Sign Wall Hook 13. Tippetop Hook by OYOY | 14. Mineral Towel Hook | 15. Cat Hook by Ferm Living

Emily Henderson_Kristina Crestin Design_Kids Bathroom
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There’s so much to love about this bathroom by Kristina Crestin Design—the classic black-and-white hex floors, the trough sink, the moody blue walls. The baby animal art prints clearly point to this being a little person’s bathroom, but the designer kept everything else pretty subtle with a pretty wood step stool and basket. It’s kind of as grown up as a kids bath can get…I dig it. It’s basically a study in how art—and accessories—can change the vibe of a space (this is not new news, of course…just a reminder). Below, you’ll find 18 pieces of art that would work for all ages (we know the milk print is strange but we strangely like it). Other standouts: the Noah’s Ark piece from Etsy, the wire banana (because why not?), Mr. Hedgehog from Serena & Lily painting on plywood for a bit of something different and the minimalist sailboat for anyone with a nautical theme that you don’t want to overdo.

1. Violet Intertube 1 by Annie Seaton | 2. Vintage Hand Cut Paper Art by Jo Krajci | 3. Minimal Print Unicorn Poster by Pia Weinberg | 4. 3D Banana Wall Art | 5. The Sunday Blues by Summer Strauch | 6. Gone Wild Unframed Canvas by Cloud Island™  | 7. Urban Dreams Photography Palm Springs Dino Art Print | 8.“Herisson’ Hedgehog” by Holli Addi | 9. Circle of Friends by Kisco Print Shop | 10. Start With Yes Print by Anthony Burrill | 11. Ice Cream Cone Framed Art | 12. Two Percent Milk by Elliot Stokes | | 13. Tigre Art Print by Landon Sheely | 14. 2pc Santa Cruz Summer Framed Decorative Wall Art by Deny Designs | 15. Cult Paper Rock On Art Print | 16.White Boat by Leslee Mitchell | 17. Space Planets by Susanne Kasielke | 18. Light Gray Polar Bear Wall Decoration

1. Blue Striped Waterproof Laundry Bin | 2. Gold Metal And Clear Acrylic Emerson Rolling Cart | 3. Pear Braided Storage | 4. Lara Shelf | 5. 1-1/2 Bushel Steele Canvas Basket | 6. Large Storage Basket | 7. Shark Baby Bath Organizer | 8. Basket Weave Shower Caddy | 9. Gwendolyn Basket | 10. Large Bath Storage Bag | 11. Kitty Shaped Wicker Hamper | 12. Light Blue Scalloped Bin | 13. Raindrop Canvas Storage Basket | 14. Stainless Steel Wired Bin | 15. Flamingo Waterproof Canvas Organizer (Set of 2) | 16. White Like-it Baskets | 17. INNEHÅLLSRIK | 18. White and Black Plaid Waterproof Laundry Bin | 19. Lydia Woven Bin | 20. Grey House Shelf | 21. Riviera Rolling Storage | 22. LÅDDAN | 23. Cloud Wall Shelf | 24. Small Star Canvas Storage Basket | 25. Rabbits Waterproof Laundry Storage Basket | 26. Dot Basket | 27. Circle Shelf | 28. VARIERA | 29. Blue Plastic Storage Basket | 30. Gray Tubby Bath Toy Organizer

Emily Henderson_Regan Baker Design_Kids Bathroom
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We’re ending off this roundup with a bathroom with the coolest floors of the bunch—this design by Regan Baker. This last roundup is chockful of all of those accessories you need to round out the usability of your kids’ bath…toothbrush holders, soap pumps, stools, rinse cups, wastebaskets, etc. There’s a lot to add immediately to your cart (um, that submarine multi-tasker, anyone?) here, so I’ll stop chit-chatting and let you get to shopping (but before you go, I want to give a special shoutout to the fox cup, the mint step stool, the swan soap dish, and the terrazzo cup…okay go!).

1. Cup with Ears | 2. Soap Dish with Waterfall Drainage Design | 3. Squared Up Steel Step Stool | 4. Solid Black Bathroom Wastebasket | 5. Submarino Bathroom Accessory Set | 6. Bathroom Catchall Countertop Storage | 7. The Humble Co. Toothbrush | 8. Elephant Storage Box | 9. Gold Toothbrush Holder | 10. TOFTAN Soap Dispenser | 11. Brilliant Baby Toothbrush | 12. Bathroom Wastebasket | 13. Toothbrush Holder | 14. On the Double White Wooden Step Stool | 15. Matte Plastic Toothbrush Mug | 16. Dailylike Soap Holder | 17. Solid Faceted Wastebasket | 18. Bamboo Soap Dish 2 pack | 19. White Step Stool | 20. Medium Wastebasket | 21. Handmade Soap Dispenser | 22. Matte Plastic Soap Dispenser | 23. Rainbow Stripe Tumbler | 24. Yamazaki Como Trash Can | 25. Tann Toothbrush | 26. Pet Rectangular Pump Bottle | 27. White and Black Toothbrush Holder | 28. Whale Dish | 29. Dailylike Pattern Cup | 30. Matte Pink Dispenser | 31. Set of 2 Stoneware Cups | 32. Pet Rectangular Pump Bottle | 33. Hana Toothbrush Holder | 34. Dailylike Pattern Cup | 35. Madeleine Step Stool | 36. Etched Stone Tumbler | 37. Umbra Fiboo Soap Dispenser | 38. Light Weave Wastebasket | 39. Soap Dispenser

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jessvii
2 years ago

I’m very into this post. Our kids’ bathroom is THE bathroom (it’s the only bathroom in the house unless you count the kooky one in the basement) so we can’t go full-theme or full-kid, but I still see plenty here that I could use for an adult + kid + guest multi-tasking bathroom.

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AC
2 years ago
Reply to  jessvii

This is me! We only have one bathroom (but LOL I just got my property tax notice and the value inexplicably went up $150k in one year and I just keep saying over and over again, “but we just have one bathroom”) and there are so many things that are great for a shared space.

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Laura Fox
2 years ago

OMG I am so hoping that all of these adorable fox items will still be around when I’m ready to have kids. They are SO CUTE!!! Thanks for sharing!

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Arlyn Hernandez
2 years ago
Reply to  Laura Fox

I KNOW. So insanely cute…I wonder how nuts it would be to just buy some of this stuff for my future baby hahaha

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Paige Cassandra Flamm
2 years ago

This post is perfect timing since we’re in the process of doing our kid’s bathrooms!

Paige
http://thehappyflammily.com

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Lauren R
2 years ago

Love these! For some reason I always gravitate towards water/nautical theme bathrooms. I guess it makes sense given that you’re bathing in there… FYI that Minted x Pottery Barn Kids has a great collection on the PB kids website of wall art by independent artists. Also, I feel like this happy shark would go really well with some of the other sharky goodness above: https://www.wanderinglaur.com/product-page/smiling-shark-limited-edition-print-8-5×11-watercolor-mystical-animal

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Karen
2 years ago

Hi

I think the link is wrong for Courtney Bishop. Also I think some of the pictures are missing for the roundups.

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Arlyn Hernandez
2 years ago
Reply to  Karen

Thanks, link fixed now! As for the roundups, sometimes, depending on your browser they take a second to pop up. Try refreshing and hopefully they’ll show up for you!

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Lauren R
2 years ago

Having some trouble posting today on this site so hopefully this doesn’t now go through multiple times….
Love these! For some reason I always gravitate towards water/nautical theme bathrooms. I guess it makes sense given that you’re bathing in there… FYI that Minted x Pottery Barn Kids has a great collection on the PB kids website of wall art by independent artists. Also, I feel like this happy shark would go really well with some of the other sharky goodness above: https://www.wanderinglaur.com/product-page/smiling-shark-limited-edition-print-8-5×11-watercolor-mystical-animal

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Tiffanie
2 years ago

Love this roundup and it doesn’t hurt eye spy the Puj bath treads and B/W Anthro hook I have in my son’s bathroom. His bathroom is one of my favorite rooms in the house. It’s painted green- BM Avocado I think and has a striking black elements. Using the B/W Wee Gallery flash cards I created a floating art piece in a black frame above his toilet. He’s only two and the Pillowfort fish shower curtain is fun for him and repeats another element- a fish drawing I did when I was school that is also framed in black. I love the yellow cloud curtains!

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Eve
2 years ago

This kid at heart sees no reason why ALL OF THIS (except the toys, granted) wouldn’t belong in non-kid bathrooms in small doses. Adults without whimsy, yaawwwwn.

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Kelly
2 years ago

any chance you have the source for the bubble light in the Cortney Bishop pink bathroom? Love it!

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Arlyn Hernandez
2 years ago
Reply to  Kelly

Yes it’s the bubble chandelier from Pelle: http://pelledesigns.com/product/original-bubble-chandelier/

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Mariangela
2 years ago

Love this, but an we see a version for adults please? Feels like we need the playful adult bath accessories edit.

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Michelle
2 years ago

Super cute! As the aunt of littles, I’m always looking for fun gifts for them that my sister/sister-in-law won’t hate me for getting. The robes and toys are fantastic. Thanks for this!

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Diane Mulcahy
2 years ago

Love all of these bathrooms! Do you have a link for the footstool in the pink cabinet bathroom and the royal blue wall bathroom? I love that!

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Sophia
2 years ago
Reply to  Diane Mulcahy

I was eyeing the same thing — where is that from?

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Alyssa
2 years ago
Reply to  Diane Mulcahy

Looks like this one from Serena & Lily!
https://www.serenaandlily.com/teak-step-stool—natural/natural/38610.html#start=40

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Dana
2 years ago

Love this roundup! The only thing is that open trash cans (especially in a bathroom) are an invitation to curious little monsters and result in all your gross all over your bathroom and children. Cans with lids, ideally ones that are tough for your average toddler to open, are the way to go.

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Kari
2 years ago

This is everything a mom needs!

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Kay
2 years ago

Howdy! Love your style. I noticed that you’ve done a few walehouse/ studio sales. Will you be doing one this year?

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Hurrem
2 years ago

A great job, I entranced while I was reading and looking at pictures.
As the mother of two children, I think that the bath is one of the initial excitement experienced with your kids.
Every mother wants her kid’s bathroom to be safe, hygienic and also stylish.
When you use the appropriate products and materials you will realize how much fun that your child bathe.
I think the most important accessory in the child’s bath is the towel.
Quality towels both provide elegance and are safety for sensitive skin.

Here is an online Turkish towel website, there are organic Turkish towels suitable for children, and the colors of the towels are so warm and sweet…

https://turkishtowelstore.com/

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Jen
2 years ago

Could you provide a source for the black floor tiles from the Courtney Bishop bathroom?

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Regine Labossiere
2 years ago

That boat from ABC Home in the first section is perfection. And I love that industrial locker idea! Now I just need to find a way to get that in my own home.

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Lissa Ann
2 years ago

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Katie
2 years ago

I really enjoyed this roundup. I would love to see more posts about designing spaces for kids that aren’t too childish looking, and that adults can enjoy also!

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