Black bathroom models create a different, striking and dramatic effect

If you want to set up your bathroom away from classical lines, black color may be just for you. In this way, your bathroom will have a different look and will have an extremely dramatic effect.

It's difficult to pull off an all-black bathroom unless it's large or has lots of natural light, but black, along with white and bright colors, can be used in all sorts of interesting ways to show off your design skills.

Black never goes out of fashion, so using it ensures that your decor doesn't go stale. With a few decor tweaks once in a while, you can refresh a black bathroom at a low cost.

Many real estate associations, including the National Association of Home Builders, have classified the term "Master Bedroom" (or "Master Bathroom") as discriminatory. "Primary Bedroom" is the name now widely used among the real estate community and better reflects the purpose of the room.

A gauzy black drape marks the entrance to this Parisian-inspired bathroom, designed by L'Interior. Damask tile marks the two sinks, and the space between them is filled with a wonderful French-style cabinet painted over with stripes.

The damask wallpaper adds texture, while the shiny silver sink and black granite countertop add reflective surfaces for the light fixtures

The ceiling chandelier makes an interesting play of shadows and light over the white surface, which definitely adds to the overall dramatic style here.

You'll see more and more of the concrete tub and vessel sinks in the future, as this style is gaining popularity

The marble illusion cube tiling brings a touch of softness and movement, much needed in a bathroom built on straight lines and square angles.

The Moroccan mirrors add movement and a white granite countertop provides a wonderful contrast.

This makes for an intriguing yet stylish space.

Note the shiplap contouring under the large window and the black-and-white tiling, which bring balance and light to the whole.