45 Rustic Bathrooms That Will Inspire Your Next Makeover

Nothing is more country than repurposing an something old like this vintage dye-cut piece into a surprisingly modern mirror.

Vintage wallpaper can get expensive. That's why it's ideal for a powder bath—a little will go a long way! Add some pastoral paintings and even the most builder-basic bathroom will be transformed into a country charmer.

Adding galvanized objects is a pretty darn quick way to add country flourish to a space is, and a super versatile tiered stand, like this one from Pottery Barn, is both pretty and practical. While you're at it, why not take this lazy Susan for a spin!

So long, popcorn ceiling! Cover up the offensive bumps—and add a ton of country character—with sheets of the reclaimed, weathered metal. The pristine white tub, sink, and medicine cabinet really pop against the ridged ceiling, stone walls, and wood floors.

Don't discount the bathroom when it comes to displaying your beloved collectibles. Track down a super cute shelf and get to arranging artwork, dishware, bath products, rubber duckies—whatever it is that you collect!

What's so great about a vintage ladder? Just lean it against the wall and it's ready to go. Plus, you can actually use it to display guest towels. (Frankly, we're surprised people actually have traditional towel racks at all anymore.)

Old-timey clothing hangers are right at home on a bathroom wall—especially when they're paired with a row of present-day towel hooks. Got more collectibles you'd like to show off? Check out these display ideas.

Faux antlers arranged around a simple mirror add a simple rustic note to a modern bathroom that positively gleams with white tiles, marble countertops, and brass accents.

It's oh-so-easy to bring the outdoors in. Adorn your planked walls with a pine branch, and viola, you can start singing some selections from Into the Woods. Don't have easy access to a tree? Layer in stacked logs, dried flowers, live flowers, or even a fiddle leaf fig.

For a cohesive look, pick a soft hue and use it on both walls and cabinets like this Georgia sporting cabin designed by James Farmer. The "z-back" detailing and wood counter add even more country charm to this neutral bathroom.

Vanity Paint Color: Prairie Grass by Sherwin-Williams

This airy white bathroom's pristine shine is offset by an antique accordion light and other vintage treasures.

Elements like a trough from a local feed store repurposed as a shower basin and a metal sink compliment the resourcefulness of this barn that was built from a DIY kit.

The couple living in this 18-century farmhouse love vintage mirrors, and what better place to showcase them than the bathroom?

In a tiny guest bathroom in an Alabama farmhouse, designer Melanie Milner hit all the perfect farmhouse notes, starting with a blue-and-white plaid skirt that hides bathroom storage. Other details include planked walls, a pedestal sink, schoolhouse-style sconces, and rustic valances made from German feed sacks.

Door Paint Color: Kensington Blue by Benjamin Moore

The texture of the tongue-and-groove planks in this 161-year-old Wisconsin grain mill keeps the all-white palette from feeling too crisp or cold.

The soapstone countertop, wood paneled walls, and antique sink all work together this give the bathroom in this beautiful Alabama house a less refined look and feel.

In the master bath of this family's country dream home, a claw-foot tub sits on wood blocks. The vanity is simply an old work bench with a new vessel sink, while a simple salvaged doorknob became a smart substitute for a plain old nail.

It comes down to an inherent simplicity, which perhaps explains why blue and white inhabit so many decorating icons: Think spatterware and spongeware; Blue Willow china and Wedgwood. And we never tire of the fabrics, from elegant toile de Jouy to crisp ticking to humble flour-sack stripes.

An absence of built-in cabinetry carries the theme of Old World charm into the bathroom. For storage, an armoire fronted with chicken wire lets contents breathe — a big plus in a humid room. A small sterling-silver Edwardian purse dangles from the door handle.