These are all pretty traditional bathrooms. The first one leans more "transitional" because of the clean lines on the tub surround.

Do a search on this site for Traditional master bathrooms, and you'll get a ton of photos.

First is your bathroom anywhere near the size of the ones you show? IMO they are overdone and god help whoever has to clean thme and honestly I see no rustic other than some beautiful beams in pic #4 IMO batrooms are best not huge and with simple style of tile that is classic and you can love for a long time. Without knowing anything about the style of your home ther eis no way of helping really other than IMO french wnnbe over the top As much as I love the floors in those they are really impractical in actual life for bathrooms

I would call that style ... expensive!

My bathroom is not as big as these - its 12x 17 with 17' cathedral ceilings. I do appreciate the concern for the "over the top" - I'm not looking to "recreate" these - but they are inspiration. My kitchen, redone 5 or 6 years ago, can be found at this link (dark floors, light gray cabinets (BM Pale Oak), touch of marble (Quartzite) and bling (polished nickle.crystal door knobs and poished nickle accent grills at the coffee center)....https://www.houzz.com/discussions/4717336/finally-my-kitchen-reveal Not over the top (in my opinion - ok if you disagree) but very definitely my style and probably gives you a better sense of where I'm trying to go. But you don't see many bathrooms with the moody dark floors (tiles or LVT works in the bathroom). But i don't care. I love it.

They all have a touch of glam. Traditional glam is what I'd call most of them.

Your kitchen is so gorgeous! I am also planning my master reno with dark wood floors, and I found some inspo pictures that might help you too:

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Try the terms “glam” , “Hollywood regency”, and of course “traditional” the first two terms will give you a bit more drama than these, but they may at least point you in the direction you’re looking for.

I happen to love dark floors but I use 12 x24 porcelain tile on both the bathroom floors and shower walls but I also do much more contemporary style . I agree maybe check out glam for good ideas. I think your kitchen has just enough glitz and so if you use that as your inspo for the bathroom you could pullit off without going to the over the top look.

I would call the first three transitional. The last leans more traditional if not for the beams. I wouldn't even call it rustic with the beams.

A nice mix below with a bit of glam, but with a more up to date influence.

I searched white bathrooms on Instagram (great ideas) and love everything about this bathroom; glam and classic. (Note flooring instead of wood.)

All great ideas for searching. Searching “traditional glam” gave me a bunch of on point pics, and I never even thought of Hollywood regency (which I’ll try next). Beautiful pics above as well! Thanks!!

Just for fun, here’s our bathroom at the beach (different home). To Patricia Colwell’s very well taken point, I do agree the style of a room needs to go with the rest of a house. I would never want/do this bathroom at my regular home - it would not go with any other room in my house…but I darn well love it by the beach because it “belongs” there.

HR style is going to be way over the top. Lots of garish decor. Mirror and metallic finishes, chippendale type geometric lattice patterns, bold colors, etc. But modern interpretations tend to be a bit more restrained. I just thought there might be some elements that you could incorporate.

Understood-when I searched it i got fewer rooms that generally match my vision for this bathroom.

You can say this European or Georgian style

I found a lot more inspiration thanks to all of you. Here is my “mood board” so to speak based on my ideas so far…thoughts? (Background of the board is the wall color).

I found a lot more inspiration thanks to all of you. Here is my “mood board” so to speak based on my ideas so far…thoughts? (Background of the board is the wall color).the blue is sherwin Williams sea salt, which is a very gray blue-green (although it is known to be very changeable depending on the lighting). I’m not wedded to that specific blue - I’ll need to get swatches (but right now they aren’t selling those little cans so that may have to wait. I’ve done sea salt before…and a similar one (watery maybe) that I can dig out just to see what direction to go from there). Your bathroom pic is beautiful!

@allison. The blue is sea salt by sherwin Williams. It is a blue-green that looks quite gray at times. It’s going to take a bit to figure out the right blue-green (if there is one). As an alternate I would probably go further down the paint chip strip for my walls for the cabinet color. Your bathroom is lovely by the way.