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Beautiful Bidets for Bathrooms of All Sizes and Styles

Yes, bidets can be beautiful—I’m here to prove it to you. What I can’t do is convince you why you’d want to put one in your bathroom. You either think bidets are a useful way to keep clean, or you’re an American. (I kid! But it has always struck me that in a country as hygiene-obsessed as the US, the bidet has been strangely ignored.)

But that’s starting to change; bidets are more popular than ever in all corners of the world, as people look for ways to keep clean and save water at the same time (why take a full-on shower if you can use a bidet?).

Keeping It Contemporary

This contemporary bathroom in London has an off-the-floor toilet and bidet, making for easy cleaning and a chic look.

A low-profile toilet and bidet combo

It’s easy to find bidet-spiration in Italy and France. This Italian bathroom with a subtle Ferrara bidet shows how a bidet can be a classy-cool addition to a large, regal space.

A large, airy bathroom in Italy

A Splash of Minimalism

A bidet can work with even the most modern of bathroom designs, like this one with asymmetrical mirrors and a minimalist feel.

A modern black, white and grey bathroom

This sweet little family bathroom proves you don’t need tons of space in order to have a bidet—or plenty of quirky-modern style (check out the colored toilet paper and “coffee table” for reading material!).

This bathroom could be boring, but accessories make it fun

It’s common in Japan to find bidets and toilets in one unit, like the sleek one below.

A Japanese toilet and bidet combo

Going Old School!

The bathroom below does a great job of what the best bathrooms do—it feels like a room, rather than an ad-hoc place to wash up in. The combination of the wood-panelled walls, the pendant lights, the folding chairs, the bonsai and the wall art give a normal-sized bathroom depth and breadth (and plenty of space for a cool modern bidet too).

Wood-panelled bathroom with pretty pendant lights

This updated version of a traditional bathroom includes a bidet and a large, inviting claw-foot tub by the window, but old-school floor tile, wallpaper, light fixtures and framed paintings remind us of the past.

Traditional bathroom combines aesthetics with functionality

Stylish Space-Savers

This modern example of a matching toilet—bidet combo in Lebanon is described as a “girl’s bathroom,” showing that bidets can work anywhere, and fit any style.

A lavender and white bidet and matching toilet

How about a new take on the shape of the bidet? A square makes a statement in the most simple way possible.

A Cusio II bidet and matching toilet

If you’re interested in a modern bidet but want an earthier look that all-porcelain can deliver, this set inset with beautiful dark wood might just be the key to your perfect bathroom.

Modern, yet a bit rustic bidet and toilet set

Starre Vartan

Starre Vartan is a design, travel, and environment writer, editor, and author who had a free-range childhood in New York’s Hudson Valley and the beach ‘burbs of Sydney, Australia. She feels most at home outdoors, and has lived off-grid on Hawaii’s Big Island; mountain biked in Trinidad; hiked the Continental Divide, and rappelled down an A[...]

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