10 Cozy Xmas Bathroom Ideas: Festive & Functional Inspirations for Your Holiday Bathroom MakeoverLena M. FairbanksJan 20, 2026Table of Contents1. Garland-Framed Mirrors2. Festive Shower Curtain3. Holiday-Scented Towels4. Sparkling Lighting5. Mini Wreath Accents6. Rustic Holiday Baskets7. Festive Soap & Lotion Sets8. Christmas Window Clings9. Pinecone Decor10. Coordinated Color SchemeFAQFree Room PlannerDesign your dream room online for free with the powerful room designer toolStart for FREELast Christmas, I had a client who insisted on turning their entire guest bathroom into what they called “Santa’s Sauna.” Picture fairy lights, scented pine soap, and a giant plush reindeer by the tub. At first, I thought it was over the top, but honestly, it ended up being the coziest space in the house. That project reminded me — small spaces, like bathrooms, are perfect for bold, creative holiday statements, and I’m sharing my 10 favorite Xmas bathroom ideas so you can bring a little festive spirit into your own home.1. Garland-Framed MirrorsWrap a lush garland around your vanity mirror — it instantly adds texture and warmth. Keep in mind, if your bathroom gets steamy, go for a faux garland to avoid wilting. You can even sketch the arrangement first using a bathroom design tool to test proportions before committing.save pin2. Festive Shower CurtainA bold holiday-themed shower curtain can change the whole mood instantly. It’s also one of the easiest ways to switch decor without touching the tiles. Just be cautious with patterns — too busy and it might feel chaotic in a small bathroom.save pin3. Holiday-Scented TowelsOkay, not literally scented — but choosing towels in colors like deep cranberry or pine green can trigger that cozy, Christmassy vibe. Pair them with subtle gold accents for a chic twist.save pin4. Sparkling LightingSwap out your standard bulb with a warm, dimmable LED to mimic candlelight, or hang waterproof fairy lights around high shelves. I once had a tiny powder room that felt like a winter cabin just by changing the light temperature.save pin5. Mini Wreath AccentsPlacing mini wreaths above towel hooks or on cabinet doors is an inexpensive way to layer the holiday feels. You can create a digital mock-up in a free floor plan creator to see where they’ll look best.save pin6. Rustic Holiday BasketsSwap plastic storage bins for woven baskets lined in red-and-white fabric. They’ll hold your toiletries while doubling as decor — functional and festive.save pin7. Festive Soap & Lotion SetsHoliday-themed soap dispensers and lotion bottles are the little touches guests always remember. Plus, they make fantastic conversation starters.save pin8. Christmas Window ClingsIf you’re lucky enough to have a bathroom window, add frosty snowflake clings. They're a zero-commitment way to get in the mood, and clean-up is a breeze.save pin9. Pinecone DecorScatter a small bowl of cinnamon-scented pinecones on a shelf or windowsill. They add a natural scent and a rustic look, but make sure ventilation is good to avoid overwhelming the space.save pin10. Coordinated Color SchemeBase your decorations on two strong colors — like forest green and gold — and stick to them. This keeps the bathroom looking intentional instead of cluttered, especially in a smaller layout. Sometimes I’ll plan the whole scheme in a AI interior design tool first to ensure the harmony works before swapping anything in.save pinFAQQ: How do I decorate my bathroom for Christmas on a budget?A: Focus on textiles like towels, a seasonal shower curtain, and DIY wreaths — affordable but impactful. Q: Will humidity damage Christmas decor in a bathroom?A: It can, so choose waterproof or faux materials, especially for garlands and fabric items.Start for FREEPlease check with customer service before testing new feature.Free Room PlannerDesign your dream room online for free with the powerful room designer toolStart for FREE