The Ultimate Bathroom Design Quiz

You can design your bathroom to match the style in the rest of your house, or go for something totally different. It's a great way to express your creativity.

Natural materials such as stone, wood or ceramic tiles add texture and depth to your bathroom design.

For a cohesive look, repeat your major colors at least three times in any setting.

Be practical. Plan for the long term, don't overdo and, above all, don't sacrifice safety for style.

Everyone has different tastes and opinions, not to mention budget, so always listen to yourself first when planning any design project.

When designing a children's bathroom, it is best to use gender-neutral colors and to choose fixtures that are versatile and long-lasting.

Mixing design styles is a great way to achieve a bathroom design that fits your personal tastes.

One of the most important safety features to include in a bathroom designed for the elderly or handicapped is a separate shower stall with easy access for a wheelchair.

Though the Lodge look is associated with rich earth tones such as green and gold, it's fine to add some brightly-colored accents if you like.

When it comes to incorporating color into your bathroom design, anything goes. Just let your personal taste be your guide.

A mirrored wall, striking windows or an eye-catching vanity may all serve as a stunning focal point for your bathroom.

Period styles add charm, personality and elegance to your bathroom. Victorian style originated in the 19th century.

Rich pastels, luxurious fabrics and whimsical details can help you create the romantic bathroom of your dreams.

Contemporary is the most popular style for American bathrooms, regardless of the design of the rest of the house.

Hardware made of highly-polished chrome, built-in cabinets with straight lines and one-piece toilets are all minimalist elements of contemporary design.