Jennifer Lopez’s Bathroom is a Lesson in Modernizing Classic Spaces – It’s Unexpected, yet Softly Sophisticated

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Jennifer Lopez’s bathroom provides the perfect example of how to strike an equilibrium between these styles. The keystone is her black clawfoot bathtub. Next to her traditional marble checkerboard flooring, the bathtub keeps the classic look from feeling too stuffy, balancing it with a chic, contemporary detail. Large windows invite her verdant garden in, tying the whole look together.

The elegance of JLo’s bathtub demonstrates why transitional bathrooms are the new rage for 2027.

Jennifer Lopez’s blended look is emerging as a major bathroom trend for 2027. Mike Manders, Design Expert at Haddon, explains: ‘Consumers today are expertly blending classic and contemporary styles in their bathrooms to create spaces that feel fresh yet timeless. Many are pairing traditional elements such as panelled vanity units and classic heritage-inspired brassware with sleek, modern fixtures.’

From an elegant black bathtub to marble accessories, here are all the pieces you need to bring JLo’s style into your home.

This black soaking tub looks similar to the one in JLO’s bathroom with a contemporary rectangular shape. It would be the ideal complement to a marble bathroom.

Spotted in Jennifer Lopez’s bathroom, this handwash looks as beautiful as it smells. It demonstrates that it’s the little details that bring together that luxury feel in your home.

Storing towels in a rattan basket feels so modern and chic, and this one looks like the gorgeous style on Jennifer Lopez’s floor. It would be perfect paired with a black matte bathtub.

If checkerboard marble flooring is off-limits, I recommend tapping into the trend with marble accessories. With its refined look and subtle luxury, this tray brings both style and order to your bathroom countertops.

Gray curtains help to bring that contemporary feel to JLo’s transitional bathroom. These have a slight metallic sheen for a little something extra.

Bespoke-cut marble slabs can be expensive, but there are plenty of tiled options, like this, that suit all bathroom surfaces and deliver the look for less. Pair with modern accessories to pull the look together.

In 2027, all spaces in our home are becoming richer with personality. As JLo demonstrates, pairing modern and traditional elements can help create this characterful look.

Mike advises: ‘This thoughtful layering allows the warmth and character of classic design to sit comfortably alongside clean lines and subtle detailing. By mixing old and new, you can achieve a balanced aesthetic that feels curated rather than contrived, making the bathroom a welcoming and personal sanctuary that honours heritage while embracing modern living.’

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To emulate Jennifer Lopez’s bathroom idea, the most important step is planning for a mix of materials.

‘Bringing personality into a neutral or minimalist bathroom is all about layering subtle touches that add warmth and character without detracting from the calm simplicity of the space,’ recommends Mike. ‘This can be achieved through attention to detail and carefully considered materials – think of the natural veining of marble, the soft sheen of brushed metals, or the understated elegance of stone finishes.’

When it comes to bathroom design, the best styles don’t fit neatly into one box. By combining looks, you can create a room that is truly unique.

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Sophie Edwards News Editor Sophie is a writer and News Editor on the Celebrity Style team at Homes & Gardens. She is fascinated by the intersection of design and popular culture and is particularly passionate about researching trends and interior history. She is an avid pop culture fan and has interviewed Martha Stewart and Hillary Duff.

In her free time, Sophie freelances on design news for Westport Magazine and Livingetc. She also has a newsletter, My Friend’s Art, in which she covers music, culture, and fine art through a personal lens. Her fiction has appeared in Love & Squalor and The Isis Magazine.

Before joining Future, Sophie worked in editorial at Fig Linens and Home, a boutique luxury linens brand. She has an MSc from Oxford University and a BA in Creative Writing and Sociology from Sarah Lawrence College.