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Homes & Gardens
Homes & Gardens
Jennifer Ebert

Kathy Hilton's bathroom is championing this outdated surface trend for 2024, and we welcome its revival

Kathy Hilton.

Poised for the ultimate comeback, fluted and ribbed surfaces are once again working their fluctuating charms. For many years, bathrooms have been all about ultra-practical smooth surfaces in ceramics, brassware and tiles. But increasingly the design has focused less on pure functionality and more on functionality mixed with comfort and style – and the tactile quality of bathroom fittings has moved to the fore.

Now found on glass, basins, backsplashes, and cabinetry, ribbed surfaces are making waves in the bathroom. Fluted and ribbed finishes feel good to touch, add interest, and soften the straight lines of a vanity unit.

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