With perspective: Glass blocks in the bathroom are the interior trend for 2025

Glass blocks in the bathroom will shape the interior trends of 2025.

Originally popular in the 1970s and 1980s, glass blocks are now making a comeback. They not only offer an aesthetic upgrade, but also many practical advantages. Glass blocks allow light to pass through, creating a light and airy atmosphere while providing privacy – perfect for bathroom windows or partitions. In small bathrooms, the use of glass blocks can also help to visually enlarge the space. Additionally, the transparent stones are easy to maintain and durable, making them a practical option for humid environments. When combined with other materials such as wood or metal, they can create interesting contrasts and add depth to the room.

So that the two rear areas can also benefit from the incident light, the interior design studio Craft of Interior installed a glass partition wall. And since the mirror shouldn’t block out any light, it was placed on the ceiling in a rather unusual way.

Interior decoration crafts

A family’s bathroom in Melbourne needed to be flooded with light. Studio Tate chose ceramic tiles from Tiento, a freestanding bathtub from Kaskade Stone and fittings from the “City Stik” series from Brodware for the semi-transparent wall.

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10 things that perfectly complement the 80s interior trend

Even more glass: to match the translucent walls of the 80s, AD 10 shows products that give the building material a warm character.

1. Södahl, vintage soap dispenser

Freshly washed: The glass soap dispenser with a vintage look is reminiscent of old ceramic vases from the 60s.

2. Aesop, perfume “Virēre”

Aesop’s latest Eau de Parfum “Virēre” is intended to evoke moments under a sunlit canopy with fresh citrus notes and rich, woody aromas.

3. Hansgrohe, “Pulsify” hand shower

Shower without regrets: The “Pulsify” hand shower only uses six liters per minute and is made from recycled plastic.

4. Form & Refine, “A-line” laundry basket

A piece of furniture that keeps your bathroom tidy: the laundry basket made of light oak from Form & Refine is space-saving and practical at the same time.

5. Saint Charles, Rising Heart Yoga Body Spray

For the head and nose: The “Rising Heart” spray from Saint Charles combines fragrant aromatic oils such as bergamot, mandarin and grapefruit.

6. Woud, cosmetic mirror “Barb”

For the wall and hand: The designer Daniel Schofield designed “Barb”, a circular cosmetic mirror that can be gripped, placed or mounted.

7. Marc O’Polo, “Mova” shower towel

The ribbed waffle structure gives the “Mova” shower towel a special appearance and also ensures excellent absorbency.

8. Ferm Living, “Basho” bowl

All-rounder: The shimmering “Basho” bowl made of brass stores useful everyday objects, from jewelry to soap.

9. Rituals, scented candle “The Ritual of Oudh”

The Ritual of Oudh scented candle exudes notes of dark wood, nourishing musk and warm amber.

10. Iittala, glass vase “Ultima Thule”

Iittala’s glass vase “Ultima Thule” is inspired by melting ice. The decorative object is blown by mouth in Finland.