• The bathroom, the space where you prepare for and end each day, also provides a place to find solitude and relaxation. A three-quarter bathroom contains a toilet, sink and shower stall, but it is not considered complete without a bathtub. To make it a welcoming space that feels more complete, vamp it up with a new design.
  
  

Colors

• Work with a color scheme that sets the mood for the smaller space of a three-quarter bathroom. For a spa-like retreat, opt for light colors that reflect nature, such as aqua blue, sage green, tan and brown. Deep jewel-toned colors, such as royal blue, purple, ruby red and emerald green give an opulent feel. Create a country-chic sanctuary with pastel colors.
  
  

Tiles

• Tile can cover floors, walls, counter tops and the shower in a three-quarter bathroom. Green, blue and brown mosaic glass tile reflects the look of a spa. Tiles made of marble or granite offer a polished and regal look. If you're going for a country style, work with ceramic black and white subway or honeycomb tiles.
  
  

Fixtures

• Fixtures reflect and complete a bathroom's style. For a one-of-a-kind look, place a vessel sink on top of a piece of cabinetry that fits with the look of the three-quarter bathroom. If you have limited space, consider a pedestal sink. Toilets come in many colors to fit your theme, and there are an array of options for shower stalls. Fiberglass is durable and easy to clean. Or for a more unusual look, build an enclosure made of glass blocks or etched glass. Spa showers complete with jets and a seat can improve the quality of your three-quarter bathroom.
  
  

Accessories

• Accessories complete the look of your three-quarter bathroom. Bring in plush towels and area rugs that complement the look of the space. Hang pictures on the walls that tie in with your theme. Use storage as a design element that proves useful in a smaller space. Even small elements, such as a new toothbrush holder and soap dish, give your bathroom a new look.