For our latest lookbook, we have selected ten hotel bathrooms from the Dezeen archive designed to provide an alternative place to refresh.
These vibrant but relaxing hotel bathrooms show how unusual colours, materials and styles can create the ultimate space to scrub.
From an earth-coloured wet room to a cherry-coloured terrazzo shower, they demonstrate why white tiles needn't be the default option when it comes to designing a bathroom.
This is the latest roundup in our Dezeen Lookbooks series that provides visual inspiration for designers and design enthusiasts. Previous lookbooks include interiors with slides at their centres, living rooms with statement rugs and kitchen extensions.

Photo is by Assaf Pinchuk
Six Senses Hotel, Israel, by Plesner Architects Tel Aviv-based studio Plesner Architects shows how the finer details such as decor, lighting and material choice can make a bathroom appear cosy and homely.
White linens, plaster walls and regional craft such as this tasselled rug make the space feel personal, even if it is away from home. An alcove just for candles adds the finishing touch.
"We wanted the stones, the patterns, the textures and the colours to be omnipresent, resulting in architecture that is woven in with the natural elements," Plesner Architects said.
Find out more about Six Senses Hotel ?

Photo is by Christian Harder
The Siren, US, by ASH NYC
Bathrooms are as experimental as the guest suites inside The Siren Hotel, which ASH NYC designed as...