61 Breathtaking Walk-In Shower Ideas (2025)

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Small Doorless Walk-In Shower

Fixed glass panels are one example of doorless shower ideas that make a small bathroom more spacious. This design delineates the walk-in shower that fills the space of the bathroom's original 1948 pink tub. To waterproof the walk-in shower, ceramic tile over cement board runs floor to ceiling and wraps the edge of the window recess. Mounting a pan-style showerhead on a curved arm also helps protect the surrounding surfaces. The subway tile and gridded glass panel inspired the room's black-and-white color scheme, which repeats on flooring and a painted vanity.

Minimalist Walk-In Shower Idea

A neutral palette of white and gray brings modernist cool to this walk-in shower. Subway tiles stacked on end pair with hex marble tile on the floor and a built-in, marble-topped shower bench. A copper shower fixture adds warmth and a sculptural shape, while the window lets in enough natural light to keep a plant or two in the shower.

Walk-In Shower Design

If you prefer to have just a shower in your bathroom, opt to eliminate the tub altogether and fill the area with a large walk-in shower. Designing a shower for this tub-sized space added plenty of bathing room and left space to store towels. Plus, this shower has a window that provides natural light and a small shelf for toiletries. A larger shower also provides room for dual showerheads, such as the wall-mount, handheld, and rain-style showerheads in this space.

Patterned Tile Walk-In Shower

Set your walk-in shower apart from its surroundings with a mosaic tile border. When you're designing a shower, match the tile color to your bathroom flooring and carry the color scheme into your shower's recessed shelving. Matte black finishes ground this airy walk-in shower.

Double Showerhead Walk-In Shower Idea

A walk-in shower features dual showerheads so two can shower at the same time. A high window lets in natural light, and walls and floors of marble create a luxurious space.

Modern Farmhouse Walk-In Shower

A shower enclosed by charcoal metal farmhouse-style doors has marble subway tile on the walls and a built-in seat. A brass showerhead adds warm gold to the space, and a window lets in natural light. A waterproof Roman shade can be lowered for privacy.

Walk-In Shower with Zellige Tile

Zellige tile in a shade of robin’s egg blue brings wavy, imperfect beauty to this walk-in shower. Made in Morocco by hand, zellige is a terra cotta tile that adds a bespoke, handcrafted look to a space.

Walk-In Shower Mosaic Idea

A tile mosaic depicting flowers and vines brings a handcrafted look and bold, graphic style to this walk-in shower. Marble on the walls, small tiles on the floor, and large hexagon tiles on the ceiling provide layers of texture. Gold fixtures provide a shot of warm color to the crisp black-and-white color scheme.

Blue Tile Niche in Walk-In Shower

A blue tile floor and blue tile wall niche for toiletries provide shots of bold color in this white bathroom. A ceramic garden stool in the same shade of blue repeats the color a third time, bringing the rule of three to the room. This rule states that arranging colors or motifs in odd numbers creates a more effective design than even-numbered groupings.

Walk-In Shower Niche Idea

Built-in shower niches get a boost of style with toile wallpaper. Niches contain clutter, provide storage space for toiletries, and keep a walk-in shower looking as minimal and sleek as one in a hotel. Toile is a classic pattern that brings a touch of timelessness to a bathroom design.

Subway Tiled Walk-In Shower Idea

When you love a bathroom style, go all in. In this luxurious walk-in shower, subway tile was installed from the floor to the ceiling and even outside the shower walls. The large glass-paneled doors show off the tile treatment clearly. Subway tile is a timeless design element, so these homeowners didn't make any mistakes when designing a shower this way. They won't have to worry about regretting their decision any time soon.

Walk-In Shower with Hexagon Tile

Hexagon marble tiles cover this walk-in shower’s walls, ceiling, and floor, giving the space pattern and texture. Gold fixtures contrast with the cool grays of the tile, and a frameless glass shower door keeps the aesthetic minimalist and modern.

Traditional Walk-In Shower

An alcove shower stall with a narrow window cut high into the wall makes a practical and pretty set-up. Chevron floor tiles create texture and contrast to the marble wall tile and tiny hex mosaic floor tiles inside the walk-in shower.

Walk-In Shower Idea with Bold Tile

A panel of bold, hand-painted tiles framed with cornice tile trim looks like a piece of wall art in a walk-in shower. Surrounded by white marble tile walls and anchored with a floor of cream-colored hex tiles, the shower makes a bold statement.

Arched Walk-In Shower

The architecture does the talking in this walk-in shower with a sweeping arch that creates a sculptural bathing area. Dual showerheads share the space with a soaking tub. A mixture of subway tile on the walls and penny tile mosaic on the ceiling and floor layers in textures, while a window lets in natural light.

Warm Toned Walk-In Shower Idea

Marble tile in earthy hues and minimalist chrome fixtures create the feel of a natural grotto. The adjacent tub is surrounded by slabs of warm beige marble to complete the natural feel of this walk-in shower.

Walk-In Shower Idea with Patterned Tile

Ceramic floor tile in a bold, black and white pattern is the star of this bathroom. The floor tile carries over into the walk-in shower, which has white ceramic on the walls outside the shower.

Pebble Tile Walk-In Shower

Pebble mosaic tile in a cream color brings beautiful texture to this walk-in shower, which is more akin to a wet room where the shower co-exists with a tub and other fixtures. Paired with the deep brown floor tile and the teak bench, the room looks carved from a cave. The rain showerhead completes the natural vibe.

Veined Marble Walk-In Shower

Gorgeous white marble with pronounced gray veins covers this walk-in shower’s walls, ceiling, and portal. Ceramic hex tiles on the walk-in shower floor add another layer of pattern, as does an inset of round tiles on the wall behind the shower bench. The walk-in shower has a timeless elegance, and a rich red bathroom rug dials in the elegance.

Skylight Walk-In Shower

A skylight is the crowning glory of this walk-in shower because it lets in glorious natural light. White zellige tile on the walls, a natural stone shower bench, and a frameless glass shower door make this room look and feel like an in-home spa.

Walk-In Shower Idea with Rainfall Showerhead

The wall and flooring feature white tiles in different scales and shapes that add layers of texture. Gray and white stone tiles laid in a chevron pattern add dynamism and color. A window in the wall lets in soothing natural light.

Walk-In Shower with Warm Tones

Contrasting tile patterns and colors add visual interest to the walk-in shower in this bathroom. White subway tiled walls, earthy brown floor tiles, and a built-in wooden shower bench have a modern desert modern aesthetic. Gold fixtures tie to the warmth in the browns. Tiling the ceiling waterproofs the area and adds a sense of scale.

Eclectic Walk-In Shower Idea

A diverse mix of colors, patterns, tiles, and styles brings texture to this oversized, eclectic bathroom. Moroccan-inspired tile adds pattern to the walls of the walk-in shower, while shower doors trimmed in black metal establish the shower as the room's focal point. White hexagon floor tiles laid with a live edge to provide a waterproof area around the tub and shower, while a pair of wood-beaded chandeliers add a boho feel.

Modern Walk-In Shower with Rustic Elements

Classic subway tile walls pair with black and white mosaic tiles and farmhouse-style shower doors to create a crisp look that’s a little bit rustic while still slightly contemporary. A copper-hued rain shower head warms up the sharp black and white color scheme.

Doorless Walk-In Shower

A stationary glass panel keeps the water in this walk-in shower but keeps an open feel. This shower's black frame adds architectural interest and ties to the bold black and white tiles and black vanity. Gold faucets and cabinet hardware bring a touch of glamour and elevate the room.

Walk-In Shower with Neutral Tones

Cool gray and cream tones bring a tranquil look and feel. Patterned wall tile in the walk-in shower pairs floor tile outside the shower and contrasts with mosaic floor tile inside the walk-in shower. A gray-veined marble countertop on a white vanity continues the neutral hues while gold hardware and a rustic wood-framed vanity mirror add pops of warmth.

Monochromatic Walk-In Shower Idea

Vary shapes and sizes of tile in the same hue to make a space more interesting. Marble tiles on the walls and ceiling paired with smaller ceramic tiles on the floor and a slab of marble on the built-in shower bench create layers of patterns and textures. Gold showerheads add contrasting warm hues to balance the design.

Old-World Rustic Walk-In Shower

Stone tiles in earthy beige give a rustic, old-world feel to this walk-in shower. Floor tiles with a diamond pattern in the bathroom and a pair of antique wooden doors pull the rustic look into the rest of the room. Chrome showerheads and fixtures add a shot of contemporary gleam.

Traditional Walk-In Shower

Tiles on the walls of this traditional walk-in shower go all the way to the ceiling, waterproofing the surfaces while elevating the look. Gold shower fixtures and door hardware add warmth to the neutral hues of the room.

Dormer Walk-In Shower

A walk-in shower tucked into a second-floor dormer has a cocoon-like feel. Natural light from the window keeps the space airy, despite the slanting walls and low ceiling. Tile on the floors and ceiling waterproof the entire space and create a wet room effect.

Spa-Worthy Walk-In Shower

A walk-in shower with glass walls creates an airy look worthy of a fancy spa. Three types of showerheads—a rain shower, handheld device, and wall-mounted version—combine for the ultimate relaxation. Natural accents, including a wood vanity, bamboo Roman shades, and bathtub accessories, warm up the black-and-white color palette.

Glass Walk-In Shower and Tub Combination

This bright and sunny DIY bathroom renovation by Erica Van Slyke of Designing Vibes features a dreamy glass shower and tub combo. Rerouting the plumbing made it possible to knock down the existing wall between the tub and shower. The white subway tile in the shower pairs with creamy white walls for a seamless look. Designing a shower with light neutrals makes the small bathroom seem larger. Pair a bright shower with light-colored accessories on the vanity.

Slate Bathroom Shower

Slate tiles cover this walk-in shower with a rugged texture. The shower's glass walls provide unobstructed views of the natural stone, which stretches onto the angled ceiling. A warm palette of white and gray throughout the primary bathroom reinforces the relaxing, spa-like atmosphere.

Walk-In Shower Door Ventilation

If you have a separate shower room, closing the door can make your bathroom pretty steamy. Allow for ventilation with a cutout at the top of a glass shower door. The steam will be able to escape, and you'll be able to stand the heat.

Standout Walk-In Shower

Stone mosaic tile on this walk-in shower's back wall draws your eye as soon as you enter the bathroom. Enclosed by glass, this small but functional shower appears boundless. Designing a shower with a herringbone-patterned tile on the shower floor in a lighter color keeps the small bathroom from becoming too busy.

Stone Walk-In Shower

Contrast exposed-brick bathroom walls with a large walk-in shower that features a stone surround. Pebble floor tiles continue the natural look below. The addition of a handheld and rain showerhead makes every day feel like spa day.

Seamless Walk-In Shower Design

Foregoing the standard shower door creates a seamless entrance into the shower. The space is separated from the rest of the bathroom by floor-to-ceiling glass panels. Barrier-free showers are becoming more popular as doorless shower ideas, because they exude a sort of luxury that those with sliding or swing-out doors don't. Inside the shower, an oversized showerhead, bench seat, and pebble-inset flooring create an ideal spot for relaxing.

Traditional-Style Walk-In Shower

For a walk-in shower with classic style, incorporate a blue and white color scheme. Navy blue hues repeat on this shower's floor tile and shelving backsplash. Glass walls on two sides of the corner shower make the bathroom feel larger and welcome light from a nearby window.

Built-In Shower Storage

Walk-in showers often don't include a tub ledge to hold shampoo, soap, and loofah. Instead of leaving them on the floor, consider a recessed wall shelf built right into your walk-in shower. This bathroom has a shelf outside the shower as well to hold towels and other toiletries in baskets.

Spacious Walk-In Shower

In this revamped bathroom layout, the homeowners chose to replace the soaking tub with an extra-spacious shower and steam room. Tall glass doors keep water and steam contained while bringing light into the shower. A tiled shower niche holds bath products, and a small stool tucks into a corner to offer a resting spot.

Arched Walk-In Shower

An arched entrance gives this walk-in shower an extra sense of grandeur. The glass door swings inward, so it doesn't interfere with the traffic flow in the primary bathroom. The gorgeous tile work, which includes marble subway tile and a textured pattern of square mosaic tiles, covers the shower enclosure from floor to ceiling. A built-in marble bench adds seating and lifts shampoo and soap off the shower floor.

Spa-Like Walk-In Shower

Create a spa-like atmosphere at home by outfitting your walk-in shower with multiple showerheads. For example, a rainfall showerhead that pours water from the ceiling mimics rain for a relaxing effect. Here, a ceiling-mounted showerhead and several more along the wall offer a completely personalized experience. All-white tile on the walls, floor, and built-in shower seat make the space bright and airy.

Lighting a Walk-In Shower

Ensure your walk-in shower receives plenty of natural light, so you don't have to rely on electrical fixtures to illuminate the space during the day. If you're designing a shower in a bathroom on the top floor of a home, consider adding a skylight to welcome in light from above. A small window also works well for brightening up a walk-in shower. If privacy is a concern, place the window higher up on the wall or outfit it with frosted glass.

Walk-In Shower with Seat

Many people shy away from a walk-in shower, because they prefer a place to sit and relax. However, you can absolutely do both without a tub! In this walk-in shower, for example, a stunning marble seat floats above the floor. It can act as a spa seat, a place to prop your leg for shaving, or a drop zone for shampoo bottles and body wash.

Large Walk-In Shower

Every inch of this remodelled walk-in shower works hard, including the drawers added under the shower bench for extra storage. The large, two-person shower is outfitted with wall-mount, handheld, and rain-style showerheads. The tile inset seen on the bathroom floor is repeated on the shower wall and ceiling. Powder blue paint in the rest of the bathroom keeps the space looking classy and clean.

Contemporary Walk-In Shower

In this condo bathroom, frameless glass doors with statement-making handles set the tone for a modern bathroom. A mix of terrazzo and glass tiles covers the roomy shower from floor to ceiling for an additional statement. A minimalistic floating vanity continues the room's commitment to sleek, clean lines.

Shower Tile Rack

Adapt your favorite features from fancy hotels into your bathroom at home. For example, a built-in towel rack can make your walk-in shower feel extra luxurious (and it's even better if the rack is heated). The steam makes the towels nice and cozy, and you don't have to step out of the shower to dry off. Just make sure your shower is large enough that water won't splash on the towels.

Walk-In Shower Details

Small details make this walk-in shower a standout space. When designing a shower for bathers of different heights, two showerheads placed slightly higher and lower on the wall make for a custom feel. The intricately planned tiles create a visually stunning mosaic along the walls, floor, and bench. To keep the space from looking too busy, tiles in the same color (but different sizes) were applied to the floor and lower portion of the walls.

Fully Outfitted Walk-In Shower

Small but thoughtful elements make this walk-in shower stand out. A step between the shower and the rest of the bathroom serves as a barrier, keeping water away from the bathroom's wood floors. Inside the shower, both wall-mount and handheld showerheads provide the ultimate showering experience, and a small mirror offers convenience for in-shower shaving. In a tight space like this, a small stool is helpful for holding extra towels or dry clothes.

Non-Enclosed Walk-In Shower

Limiting separation between this shower and the rest of the bathroom is a unique twist on the basic shower. The seamless transition also eliminated the raised step into the shower, a smart move to prevent tripping. Building a non-enclosed shower like this might seem impractical, but it works well with the right materials and dimensions.

Walk-In Shower and Steam Room

A floor-to-ceiling shower enclosure and a hidden steam generator creates a luxurious at-home steam room. Here, a transom window helps circulate air when only the shower is being used. Dual showerheads and green subway tile complete the shower's spa-like atmosphere. Without a linen closet, this bathroom smartly uses an armoire to hold towels and toiletries.

Walk-In Shower Retreat

An enclosed shower can become a private getaway, even in a crowded home. An in-shower bench pulls double duty as storage and seating. Hints of gray and blue in the white marble shower tile complement the bathroom's wall color. These natural variations in the tile add visual interest and personality.

Walk-In Showers for Small Bathrooms

Even a small bath with a standard layout can have a stunning walk-in shower. This shower was built with glass doors and no threshold to allow easy access. White tile covers half of the bathroom's walls and continues into the shower, along with a strip of black tiles. The crisp and cool color scheme gives the bathroom an airier look.

Nature-Inspired Walk-In Shower

Natural-finish oak and limestone surfaces keep the palette neutral and light in this bathroom. An expansive walk-in shower nestles at the end of the room. Glass shower doors can often appear green, but these homeowners chose a special glass without color distortion so that the shower practically disappears. Multiple showerheads make this bathroom extra luxurious.

Efficient Walk-In Shower

Reconfiguring the primary bath in this 1850s Cape Cod home gave the homeowners a sunny and efficient space. A glass-enclosed shower preserves the room's openness, and tucking it under the eave allows room for storage and a wide walkway. The built-in storage cubby adds functional space to a bathroom that could use a little more storage.

Small Walk-In Shower Design

A frameless shower door and glass enclosure help keep this small walk-in shower from feeling cramped. Designing the shower with simple white subway tile contributes to the sense of spaciousness. The small nook next to the shower is not big enough for a vanity, but it easily fits a small stool for perching.

Elegant Walk-In Shower Room

Instead of relegating the shower to a bathroom corner, consider making the walk-in shower its own room. Honey-hued mosaic tiles complement the large, neutral marble tiles that round out this special room. Complete with a built-in bench and large glass door, the shower continues the rest of the bathroom's serene, timeless appearance.

Corner Walk-In Shower

Make the most of an awkward bathroom corner with a slender shower stall. Fitted into a bathroom corner, this walk-in shower feels more spacious than its small size suggests, thanks to a glass enclosure that lets in plenty of light. Decorative tile and chrome fixtures give the petite space panache.

Mixed Tile Walk-In Shower

For a distinctive look, combine different types of tile on shower walls and floors. This shower showcases texture and contrast with porcelain tiles of varying sizes covering the walls. Blue mosaic glass tiles line the shower floor and appear as accents on the wall. Tiling a shower yourself is surprisingly easier than you think!

Light-Filled Walk-In Shower

Showers tucked into dormers can feel cramped and cavelike, but adding a skylight can remedy the problem. This shower became a bright oasis with the addition of a generous skylight. Inside the shower, slate blue glass tiles line the back wall and continue on the floor, elevating the shower to focal-point status. A textured stone tile used on the sidewalls and elsewhere in the bathroom works to unify the spaces.

Simple Walk-In Shower

For a budget-friendly walk-in shower idea, look for a basic fiberglass shower with built-in amenities. This simple shower provides a small seat and ledges for storing shower necessities. A metal-frame door adds elegance to the basic shower. If your shower doesn't include a built-in seat, there are plenty of alternatives you can add yourself.