9 Shower Screen Design Ideas To Level-Up Your Bathroom

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Planning a bathroom renovation? Don't overlook your shower screen design!

A stylish and functional shower screen is like the MVP of your bathroom, bringing both functionality and style to your space. It can dramatically transform your bathroom making it look modern and fresh, while providing practical benefits like water containment and easy cleaning. It’s also the perfect place to incorporate an eye-catching feature to give your bathroom design a personalised touch.

We’ve come a long way since the humble shower curtain… #thankgoodness, so let’s dive in, with 9 of our favourite shower screen design ideas to elevate your new shower design.

White bathroom tiles and silver bathroom tapware

Wellard Architects • Shower screen with black frame

  1. Frameless Shower Screens

Frameless shower screens are one of the most popular options for modern bathroom renovations, and rightly so! Because without a bulky frame, the frameless glass shower screen creates a seamless and sleek look — which makes your bathroom look and feel larger and more spacious.

Frameless glass shower screens are also easier to keep clean, as there are fewer nooks and crannies where grime can accumulate! Their minimalist design also allows for better natural light flow, giving your bathroom design a bright and airy feel. #tickticktick

Grey bathroom tiles with freestanding white bathtub and shower shelf

Zephyr and Stone • Contemporary Coastal Bathroom with Frameless Shower Screen

Grey patterned bathroom tiles with shower shelf

Zephyr and Stone • Contemporary Coastal Bathroom with Frameless Glass

2. Curved Shower Screens

A curved bathroom shower screen is a stylish and practical choice for your bathroom renovation, offering both functionality and a touch of luxury. Curved glass is a great way to break up the straight lines of your tiles, and its smooth contours make cleaning a breeze with no sharp edges to tackle.

Z+S Tip • Pair your curved shower screen with round mirrors, fixtures and fittings to make your bathroom renovation feel relaxed and organic.

Grey bathroom tiles and shower niche with brass bathroom tapware in classic coastal ensuite bath design

Zephyr and Stone • Classic Coastal Ensuite with twin Curved Shower Screens

3. Fluted Glass Shower Screens

Fluted glass, also known as reeded or ribbed glass, is a custom shower screen design that's been making waves in the interior design world, and for a good reason. With their unique texture and retro appeal, fluted glass shower screens add depth and a touch of vintage style to a bathroom or ensuite design.

Fluted glass shower screens are a perfect blend of elegance and functionality. Their textured surface provides a level of privacy without compromising on natural light; creating a soft, diffused, filtered light effect. Using fluted glass in your shower is a great way to make a focal point or add a ‘wow’ factor to your bathroom, and is as effective in a small bathroom design as it is in larger bathrooms.

Fluted glass shower screen design

Studio Bright • Custom Shower Screens

Fluted glass shower screen design

Tecture • Fluted Glass Shower Screens

4. No Shower Screen Showers

In many ways, a No Shower Screen design is the ultimate! That’s because eliminating the barrier of glass, creates a seamless transition between the shower area and the rest of the bathroom, creating the illusion of a larger bathroom space.

Opting for no glass also makes your shower area feel like a luxury day spa rather than a regular bathroom. And one of the best features of the no-shower screen design? No shower screen glass cleaning! — cutting down bathroom cleaning time and ensuring you’ll never have to contend with watermarks again… #yespleaseandthankyou

No shower screen bathroom design with light grey tiles and black bathroom tapware

Michael Kramer • No Shower Screen Cleaning

5. Half Wall Shower Screens

Especially in a smaller bathroom, a half-wall shower screen creates an open and spacious look while still providing some level of privacy. It’s an ideal shower screen solution for bathrooms where families need to share the bathroom and maximise the functionality of the space.

And best of all, the half-wall delivers on so many levels —

  • Creates a shower screen with storage: The lower wall section can be tiled to match your bathroom walls and utilised as a handy shelf for shower or bathroom storage.

  • The lower wall provides a fixing point to install a toilet roll holder or hand towel hooks for your bathroom vanity, or other bathroom accessories and features like bathroom lighting.

LED backlit round bathroom vanity mirror

Andy and Deb • Shower Screen Styles

Black patterned bathroom tiles

Richards Stanisich • Shower Screen Features

6. Tiled Wall Shower Screens

A tiled wall shower screen is the perfect way to create the effect of a shower room in your bathroom project.

Opting for the same tile for your shower screen wall and the rest of your bathroom creates a cohesive and integrated look that’s minimal, modern and uncomplicated. As a result, the shower screen wall blends seamlessly with the other bathroom walls, giving a clean and custom aesthetic with a completely private space for the ultimate shower experience.

Marble in shower and shower niche with black tapware

Biasol • Shower Design Ideas

Curved shower wall with black bathroom tapware

Three Birds Renovations • Shower Screen Wall Design

7. Brass Frame Shower Screens

When planning your bathroom renovation, matching the colours and finishes in your bathroom to other areas of your home creates cohesion and connection in your home design.

A brass shower screen frame adds warmth and luxury to your bathroom, instantly elevating the overall aesthetic, and can be used to tie in with other brass fixtures and accessories in your home renovation. This option works well in both traditional and contemporary homes and pairs beautifully with bathroom tiles and colour like white, grey and both cooler and warm neutrals.

Brass frame shower screen with marble bathroom

Kestie Lane Studio • Shower Screen Door with Bronze Frame

Brass frame shower screen and shower niche with marble floor

Poco Designs • Brass Frame Shower Screens

8. Black Framed Shower Screens

A black framed shower screen creates a bold statement in any bathroom renovation, instantly drawing attention and creating a focal point in your space. Shower screens with black frames can be used to create striking contrasts with surfaces like light-coloured tiles, stone and bathroom vanities — resulting in a minimalist or masculine bathroom design.

Incorporating a black framed screen is especially effective when it’s paired with other black fixtures and fittings, for a contemporary bathroom design with bold pops of black!

Black framed shower screen with marble floors

Hare + Klein • Black Framed Shower Screens

Black framed shower screen with marble floors and black bathroom tapware

Mim Design • Shower Screen with Black Frame

9. Floor-To-Ceiling Glass Shower Screens

A floor to ceiling glass shower screen creates clean, minimal lines for a contemporary and timeless shower design. With no shower screen frames or additional components to contend with, the eye is drawn up, visually accentuating the height of your bathroom space.

If your bathroom is in need of extra light, or height, floor to ceiling glass is the ultimate way to create a sense of space without adding to your bathroom size!

Grey patterned tiles and shower niche in contemporary coastal ensuite bath design for luxury shower screens

Zephyr and Stone • Contemporary Coastal Ensuite Downloadable Plans + Colour Scheme

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