Before Upgrading Your Walk-In Shower, Consider This Emerald Green Design (2024)

Interior designer Julia Chasman upgraded this walk-in shower with Zellige tile in the color Desert Rose from Zia Tile. The shower's built-in shelf is styled with eucalyptus leaves from a tree in her own garden and narrow seating was installed for comfort.

A sizable walk-in shower can benefit from being doorless, especially if you're aiming for a spa-like vibe. Replace shower curtains with a glass enclosure that covers just half of your walk-in.

This walk-in's patterned privacy wall makes the space feel like a true retreat, while the large soaking tub adds to its luxurious feel.

This large bathroom, designed by Nicole Hirsch Interiors, features an enclosed walk-in shower that commands the space. The glass enclosure's striking black trim creates contrast alongside brass fixtures and neutral marble tiles.

Let your walk-in shower stand out by placing it right in the center of your bathroom like this design from Kern and Company. Depending on the design (we're thinking a statement feature wall and a rain shower head), you can truly make your bathroom one of the most well-designed spaces in your home.

Hirsh tapped into the "golden age" of design by incorporating brushed gold fixtures into this walk-in shower. The clear glass enclosure separates the shower from the rest of the bathroom and features marble tile walls with built-in shelves.

Get creative with a nautical stripe design that adds pizzazz to a walk-in shower. The navy blue and white tile pairs well with the glass doors and silver fixtures, including the chrome rain shower head.

Carolyn Thayer leaned into nature for this walk-in shower setup with faux bamboo tile. Featuring similar thick stems and joining nodes, the tile adds a natural decorative accent to the space and captures the beauty of the perennial bamboo plant.

Julia Chasman spruced up the bathroom in her Airbnb, Quail's End at Joshua Tree, by designing a walk-in shower with Moroccan-themed porcelain tile. The built-in shelves and corner bench feature the same graphic tile for a cohesive look.

Blue can be bold and neutral at once, and this setup is proof. Carolyn Thayer added blue subway tile to complement the patterned floor, and opted for gold brushed fixtures to bring even more style into the space.

Walk straight into your shower after spending time in the backyard, using a similar layout by LH. Designs. The reflective green tile instantly catches the eye. Plus, there's actually a pool right behind it!

A chevron feature wall draws the eye in this walk-in shower layout. The dynamic pattern adds drama, while the metallic finish creates a shimmery effect.

Stepping into this shower seems all the more relaxing with a stunning view. To personalize the experience, a ceiling shower head provides various settings ranging from a pulsating massage to a soothing trickle.

Take a cue from this Maestri Studio design and try a cool and mesmerizing tile backdrop. Completing the look are two shower heads — one ceiling nozzle and another attached to the wall — and clear glass doors to separate it from the freestanding tub in the center.

Emerald green block tile instantly makes this walk-in shower, designed by Maestri Studio, stand out. It's an unexpected contrast to the geometric patterned shower floor.

With its sleek look, this style of walk-in shower can blend in with any bathroom's design. Its clear glass doors can make a bathroom look larger, no matter how small the space.

Black and white never fail to make an eye-catching combination. Here, Maureen Stevens Designs used a cabana stripe for a unique and minimalistic look.

The intricate tile flooring adds a bold contrast to the white tile walls and chrome fixture. Hanging fresh eucalyptus branches will provide a relaxing scent to your shower's steam for a mini aromatherapy treatment.

This shower's crisp white design suits the space's simple decor, while the black and white curtain adds just enough visual interest.