Bathroom trends

Our Design Director and Assortment Manager shares the latest bathroom trends for 2022. We can already reveal that there’ll be strong focus on textiles, natural materials, accents and contrasts.

Textiles, textiles, textiles

Floor-to-ceiling curtains are the way to go. They create a soft, cosy feel with their organic, billowing shapes. They also dampen sound and let in natural light.

Accents, contrasts and colours

Be bold. Mix and create. Make exciting contrasts with accents and different colours. Blue and green are great choices, and green is also trending in the fashion world.

Launch of Bath & Room

Welcome to Bath & Room, our product and buyer’s guide. Our aim is to clearly show you all the choices, combinations, materials and colours available. You can also read about the things you can’t see. All the details, functions and craftsmanship that have defined Svedbergs’ bathroom furniture for over a century.

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Interplay of materials

This year, nature is still trending and feels spot on. Combining natural materials like wood, stone, porcelain, glass, metal and textile creates a well-balanced whole.

Natural colours and materials

We have a yearning for nature and all things natural. Colours like sand and grey, perhaps with white as a base. Create beautiful contrasts with earthy tones and dark or light wood.

Sketch your bathroom in 3D

With a few simple clicks, you can quickly get a rough picture of how your new bathroom will look. You can choose between two bathroom types, one larger and one slightly smaller. Our self-build service allows you to choose between different furniture collections, sizes and colours. Try out different combinations until you’re satisfied.

Show who you are

You see it in lounges and exclusive kitchens. And in display cabinets. Your bathroom is simply an extension of your home. We already saw it last year, open and semi-open storage shelves for items you want to put on display.

Timeless Scandinavian design

The Scandinavian feel seems to be timeless. At its heart is a simple, minimalist style combined with natural materials, perhaps with a slightly modern twist.