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updated Aug 30, 2022
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The bathroom has long-been a favorite spot for designers and design enthusiasts to experiment with color and pattern, as it is often hidden from the rest of the house. This means that the world is your oyster when it comes to selecting a color to paint your bathroom.. So whether you’re looking to create a high-impact, Instagram-worthy powder room or a spa-like retreat for your ensuite bath, at least one of these 33 paint colors are sure to speak to your needs. You’ll be amazed by what a fresh coat of paint can do to revamp your bathroom.
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1. Play it safe and stylish with a bright white shade.
Charleston-based designer Megan Molten says you can never go wrong with a vivid shade of white to enliven your bathroom without relying on a dramatic color you may dislike in a few months. In fact, she created her own ideal shade, Sherwin Williams’ Megan Molten White, that she says is not too warm and not too cool.
“It reflects natural light so perfectly to create a beautiful, clean, and airy space, which are all the things you want your bathroom to be: The perfect retreat!” says Molten.
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2. Paint a pink accent wall.
This plant-filled Philadelphia home is full of retro touches and the bathroom is a prime example of all the ‘70s vibes happening here. The owners say this is their favorite room in the house because they were never able to paint in their former rentals. Snag a similar shade in Benjamin Moore’s Coral Dust.
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Or, go all in on green.This ultra-cool London home is full of color and pattern, and the bathroom is no exception. Each wall in the space has a different look, from vintage-inspired tile to verdant wallpaper and a glossy blue-green coat of paint. Try Farrow & Ball’s Vardo for a similar look.
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4. Be bold with black.
A black accent wall makes the bathroom in this Melbourne home look extra sophisticated, while keeping other walls white ensures this sunny area stays fresh and bright looking. For a similar look, try Behr’s Night Club.
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5. Add a splash of red.
This bathroom, featuring Sherwin Williams’ Ardent Coral, is bright and full of life. If there’s a color you love that you wouldn’t necessarily incorporate in a larger room of your home, consider testing it out in a space like a powder bath as a happy, experimental compromise.
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6. Make a gray statement.
Blogger Ashley Goldman of The Gold Hive used a gray shade of paint, specifically, Behr’s Antique Tin, in her space. “I chose the shade because I wanted a dark hue that was neutral yet bold,” she explains. “There’s so much white tile on the walls and the floors that I had a good opportunity to go for a deeper hue on the walls. The deep charcoal provides a modern contrast yet keeps with the classic style of the bathroom.”
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7. Turn to a lighter gray.
Jenna Ratliff of At Home With Jenna used Sherwin Williams’ Network Gray in her cozy bathroom. The shade is an excellent neutral color that will allow you to fill the space with your favorite plants, wall art, and other decor without clashing.
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8. Opt for a flirty pink.
The Makerista’s Gwen wasn’t shy when painting this bathroom in Sherwin Williams’ Childlike.
She shares plenty of tips on how to select the best paint color for a space in a blog post, saying, “Paint will present itself differently on different planes, so you want to be sure to have the samples upright, not laying on the ground. I look at them on each wall, in corners, during the day and at night,” she writes.
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9. Bare your blue.
Behr’s Ocean Tropic packs a punch in this Chicago house. The otherwise neutral space gets a surge of energy that will make a fun surprise for guests.
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10. Act natural.
It’s only fitting that the bathroom in this California craftsman features a robin’s egg blue paint, like Clare’s Views. While the space is small, the mix of patterns, colors, and textures doesn’t feel too busy.
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11. Put powder blue in the powder room.
Sarah Gibson of Room for Tuesday used a powder blue in her bathroom, noting, “After feeling bored with neutral spaces, I really wanted to implement a punch of color. It isn’t too saturated and I think it will withstand the test of time!” Gibson used Sherwin Williams’ Sleepy Blue on the walls and Languid Blue for the door.
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12. Think pink.
Light pink pairs beautifully with plants and other green accents, as seen in this Washington, D.C. house. This bathroom just feels clean and cheerful with its mix of bright colors and decorative pieces. Recreate the look with Farrow and Ball’s Middleton Pink.
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13. Add a black accent.
Ariel Garneau of PMQ for Two offset a peach like Behr’s Flamingo Feather with an oh-so-chic black ceiling. “We were inspired by many simple spaces with a hint of retro,” Ariel says. “Nothing is more retro than a pink bathroom with black border tile.
Since we were renting at the time, we found a solution to our design woes by painting some beadboard in this lovely punchy shade of pink.”
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14. Bring in some yellow.
Light yellow is no longer preserved for beach houses and baby nurseries.This modern farmhouse proves that it’s a totally viable bathroom paint option in any style house or room. Get the look with a light lemon shade like Benjamin Moore’s Light Yellow.
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15. Get coastal.
Blogger Tracey Amadio of Porch Daydreamer repainted her bathroom using Behr’s Blueprint to create a coastal look. “Since this is a very small room, I chose the deep blue to help create visual impact,” she says. “Dark paint colors create an optical illusion visually pushing the walls back making the space appear larger and more substantial.”
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Make it magenta.Magenta paint certainly isn’t a common choice, particularly in a bathroom, but we love the spunk it adds here. Sherwin Williams’ Juneberry is a close match to the paint color in the bathroom of this Chicago home and a piece of abstract art ties everything together.
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17. Color block with green.
Dabito of Old Brand New added a splash of Behr’s Forest Edge to his master bathroom. “I wanted a splash of green that brought calmness to the space,” he says. Dabito’s pro tip for painting a bathroom is to start with an accent wall first. “Then, you can decide if you want to paint the rest of the bathroom, or you can also just leave it at that, like how I did in my bathroom,” he explains.
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18. Create balance with white.
In a sea of color, there’s nothing wrong with opting for plain white as blogger Erin Kestenbaum did during her One Room Challenge.
Kestenbaum selected Benjamin Moore’s Decorator’s White, and says, “Using a crisp, bright white on the walls visually expands the room when combined with lots of light streaming into the space. I also wanted to use white on the walls to create a gallery experience that draws your focus to the abstract art, bold blue vanity, and the luxe marble shower.”
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19. Paint a simple section.
Go green, get clean. This bathroom in a breezy Spanish house features a green accent wall that spices up the space without completely overpowering it, ensuring an inspiring retreat. Get the look with Magnolia Paint Company’s Seedling.
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20. Make it nice with navy.
Ready to go to the dark side? Douse your bathroom in a moody navy blue. This Michigan home features a coat of Benjamin Moore’s Polo Blue, which pops against the white subway tile and abundance of bright green plants.
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21. Go green with envy.
Let’s face it: A bright green bathroom, like the one in this Portland house, isn’t for design wallflowers. However, if you want to pack a punch to your space, green is bound to get the job done in style. Recreate the look in your own home with Benjamin Moore’s Traffic Light Green.
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22. Back to black.
“People tend to shy away from black shades on walls for fear of making a space feel smaller, but that shouldn’t be a hard and fast rule,” says designer Breegan Jane. “Selecting the right shade and styling the space well can actually achieve the opposite effect!”
One of her favorite black paint colors is Glidden’s Onyx Black, which the designer says is a favorite for pairing with golden metallics. Jane notes that this color will ensure your bathroom feels like a luxurious surprise for all who enter.
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23. Decorate with double duty walls.
Torn between wallpaper and paint? Turns out, there’s plenty of room for both. The owner of this whimsical London flat painted one wall and covered the other in a sweet printed paper. A shade like Sherwin-Williams’ Morning Glory matches the tropical Jane Clayton wallpaper.
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24. Say hello to yellow.
Go ahead, bring a splash of color to a room where the sun doesn’t shine.This D.C. abode features a small bathroom that is cleverly painted a cheery yellow to liven up the space. Recreate the look in your home with Sherwin-Williams’ Eye Catching.
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25. Select a subtle shade.
Don’t want to make a statement with a bold hue, but not willing to settle for white? Opt for Valspar’s Morning Lake. As seen in this South Carolina house, this shade will warm up your space without overpowering the rest of the room.
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26. Get ready with red.
We’ll be the first ones to admit that a bright, reddish coral is by no means subtle. However, if you want to incorporate the color in a small bathroom, pair the hue with crisp white tiles, as shown in this Austin abode. Try your luck with a punchy pigment like Behr’s Red Coral.
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27. A slice of sunshine.
The same bathroom color scheme rule applies to bright yellow colors, like Sherwin-Williams’ Frolic. When paired with white tiles and appliances, as seen in this Los Angeles home, the yellow takes on a sweet and slightly retro vibe.
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28. Opt for orange.
Orange is one of the most underrated shades on the color wheel and becoming a more popular hues of choice by designers these days. And when you choose a sunny shade like Sherwin-Williams’ Gusto Gold in this Chicago house, it can be the MVP of your entire design scheme.
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29. Craft a colorful ceiling.
Working with a bathroom that’s covered in tile? Don’t worry, there’s still plenty of fun to be had. The owners of this Arizona abode made the most of their bathroom by painting the ceiling a moody black. Give this look a try with Clare’s Blackish.
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30. Pick a purple.
Give your space the royal treatment with a delicate, regal shade of lavender, as seen in Jewel Marlowe’s Rhode Island home. Trust us, a color like Farrow & Ball’s Calluna is just what your bathroom needs to make a stylish statement.
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31. Jazz it up with jewel tones.
Want to take your bathroom color scheme to the next level? Opt for a moody shade that will make your guests green with envy. In this budget-friendly renovation, for example, Valspar’s Nordic Forest spices up the small space.
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32. Get pretty with peach.
Believe it or not, a soft, barely-there peach hue can make a major statement. Since most of this Australian abode is painted a pristine white, a shade like Clare’s Wing It can act as a breath of fresh air.
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33. Work wonders with white.
When your walls are covered with towel racks, framed pictures, and plants galore—like in this Chicago home—a crisp white becomes a blank canvas for all your accouterments. Having a hard time choosing the right white? Opt for Benjamin Moore’s versatile Simply White that will match all your collected decor.
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Design: Christina Kim Interior Design; Photo: Raquel Langworthy
It's no secret that paint can transform a space. Whether you're looking to refresh your small powder room or revamp your primary bathroom, a fresh coat can quickly take a bathroom of any size from drab and dreary to open and bright or moody and sophisticated.
But, as anyone who's wandered down the paint aisle at their local hardware store can attest, choosing a paint color is easier said than done.
When it comes to selecting the right bathroom paint color, there are a number of factors to consider, particularly if you're freshening up an especially small bathroom. Will a dark hue make the room feel sophisticated and modern or cramped and cave-like? Will a crisp shade of white look too cold and stark in a room without windows? Because paint colors can be so hard to envision, naturally, we turned to the pros to narrow down our swatch selection. Read on for the best paint colors for bathrooms.
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Design: Jordan Shields; Photo: Amy Bartlam for Homepolish
When we asked interior designer Jordan Shields to reveal her go-to bathroom paint color, she immediately replied with Benjamin Moore White Dove.
"It's a nice warm white that has a subtle pop when mixed with whites and contrasting colors," she says. "I love combining it with a white trim for a really fresh and clean-feeling finished space.
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Design: Emily Henderson; Photo: Tessa Neustadt
"I recently painted the wainscoting in my primary bathroom this color, and I love the deep, moody yet sophisticated hue that it brought to the room," Emily Henderson says of Farrow & Ball's Stiffkey Blue, her pick for the best bathroom paint color. "A dark blue bathroom might not be for everyone, but I love how much drama and color it brought to the room."
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Design: Stefani Stein; Photo: Tessa Neustadt
Don't be afraid of the dark. "Fade to Black is a soft black that is simultaneously modern and classic," interior designer Stefani Stein divulges. "It lends a dramatic touch to a powder room while still working well with an overall neutral palette. It was the perfect addition to this Venice beach home."
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Candace Plotz Design
"This is my go-to white paint color when designing. It's clean and fresh but also has a subtle warm undertone," Nicole Newkirk reveals.
"I like that I can use it in traditional and contemporary spaces, and it still looks amazing."
And Newkirk isn't the only one who's a fan. Homepolish designer Mandy Cheng and designer Candace Plotz agree that Simply White is a winner in a bathroom.
"One of my go-to white paint colors for bathrooms is Benjamin Moore's Simply White," Cheng says. "It's such a cheerful, bright white with the tiniest bit of warmth."
"When it comes to bathrooms, I prefer to keep things light and bright, especially if there is no window to provide ample natural lighting," Plotz shares. "Benjamin Moore Simply White is definitely one of my favorites. It works equally well with a painted vanity or wood, such as white oak."
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Courtesy of Studio McGee
"Polaris Blue by Benjamin Moore is one of my favorite paints," Shea McGee of Studio McGee says. "It reminds me of a perfect French blue. It's vibrant with a subtle gray undertone that keeps it understated and relaxing—just what you want your bathroom to feel like.
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Design: JHID; Photo: Jeremy Bittermann
If you need a neutral shade that doesn't look too bland or boring, look no further. "We love Benjamin Moore Moonshine for bathrooms because it is soft and muted but bright and luminous at the same time," Jessica Helgerson of JHID says. "Any little bit of natural light is bounced around and reflected in the prettiest way, almost like candlelight."
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Design: Katie Hodges; Photo: Amy Bartlam
"Crisp and fresh yet subtly warm, Farrow & Ball's All White is one of my favorite white paint colors to use in a bathroom," Katie Hodges says. "Because it lacks the colder, blue undertones of many whites, it beautifully reflects light without feeling stark. It's also brilliant at picking up undertones and hues from the surrounding environment, rather than clashing."
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Design: Mindy Gayer; Photo: Vanessa Lentine
If you want to feature a standout shade in a bathroom but are afraid of slathering it on the walls, why not try it on your vanity, instead? Designer Mindy Gayer loves this bold shade of black by Farrow & Ball for the perfect pop in this classic bathroom.
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Design: Christina Kim Interior Design; Photo: Raquel Langworthy
"Benjamin Moore's Wickham Gray is one of my favorites because its blue-green undertones look amazing with natural stone," Christina Kim of Christina Kim Interior Design shares with us. "Pair it with pale elements like concrete and you get a nice airiness or pair it with glossy black subway tile for a chic, high-contrast look."
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Design: Christina Kim Interior Design; Photo: Raquel Langworthy
"We recently used a fabulous gray paint color, Worsted by Farrow and Ball, in a masculine powder room and the effect was perfect, like a light wool suit," Kim shares, and we couldn't agree more. If you're looking for an effortless gray sure to suit your space, look no further.
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Design: Mindy Gayer; Photo: Vanessa Lentine
Bathrooms always benefit from a crisp and clean look, and this shade does the trick. Gayer listed this shade as one of her favorites for creating a serene retreat in a bathroom, as pictured above.
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Design: Mindy Gayer; Photo: Vanessa Lentine
A part of Benjamin Moore's Off-White color collection, Balboa Mist is the perfect white with a gray edge—a clean and fresh color that's perfect for a bathroom. Gayer utilized this shade on the walls and vanity of this vast primary bathroom, and the look is sure to be classic and cool for years to come.
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Design: Mindy Gayer; Photo: Vanessa Lentine
Green is having a serious moment in the color spotlight, so why not incorporate the shade into your bathroom? This olive color is a serious favorite of Gayer, and we think it's a timeless shade sure to add depth and dimension to your bathroom. Plus, it's versatile across design styles, so you can be sure that your traditional, modern, or boho bathroom could benefit from Dark Olive.
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Design: Mindy Gayer; Photo: Vanessa Lentine
Looking to add a bit of retro flare to your bathroom? Look no further. Pink can thrive in the bathroom—just look at this sweet space by Mindy Gayer.
She lists this shade as one of her favorites to utilize in a small space like a bathroom where it can really pop.
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Iman Stewart
Designer Iman Stewart shouts out this gorgeous, icy white by Benjamin Moore as a personal favorite for the bathroom. The blue-green undertone makes the shade a perfect match for a cool-toned bathroom scheme. Above, it plays especially well with the pop of green in the window shade and contrasts nicely with the hot pink accents.
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Amy Courtney Design
"We love Benjamin Moore Rose Dust for any space, but particularly in a bathroom," designer Amy Courtney shares. "The soft pink tone of this paint color is highlighted so beautifully once natural light shines through. It brings warmth into the space while also adding a subtle pop of color.”
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Amy Courtney Design
The bathroom is a space where you can get a bit dramatic—so try adding this charcoal black by Benjamin Moore.
“We loved adding this dramatic black to the bathroom ceiling" Courtney shares.
"The moodiness of this color pallet, mixed with a dark wood vanity and gold accent finishes added quite a bit of drama to the space.”
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Amy Courtney Design
Another classic yet impactful color that will never go out of style, navy blue is a failsafe option for a bathroom. Courtney used this one on the double vanity, and it adds the perfect pop against the marble accents.
“Hale Navy is one of my forever favorite blues by Benjamin Moore," Courtney says. "It is a perfect true navy. It can give your space that clean and classic feel while adding the right amount of contrast to create a bold look.”
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Weespaces Interiors
Vinithra from Weespaces Interiors used this earthy brown to create this gorgeous bathroom, and we think it's the perfect complement to copper accents and patterned wallpaper.
"We loved the burnished brown tone against the earthy cement tile in tones of beige and terracotta to create a warm yet striking space," she says.
"The deep brown tones have a rich yet earthy feel, and the texture from the plaster adds dimension. The burnished bronze and copper tones from the fittings, and pendant light pull this space together."
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Design: GreyHunt Interiors; Photo: Stacy Zarin Goldberg
Go bold in your bathroom with touches of green. "I love playing with pops of color, and this green is just perfect," Sallie Lord of GreyHunt Interiors shares. "It gives this small space such a pop of life and interest. It was the perfect shade for this stencil."
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Design: GreyHunt Interiors; Photo: Stacy Zarin Goldberg
There's more to this bathroom that meets the eye—take a peek in the mirror, and you'll find a pop of bright palm tree green gracing the ceiling of this powder room. A bold accent color like Sherwin-Williams Talipot Palm greatly pays off in a small bathroom like this.
"This peek-a-boo ceiling in Talipot Palm is the perfect little surprise to the room," Lord says.
"It offers a calmness with a rich depth of color.
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Design: GreyHunt Interiors; Photo: Stacy Zarin Goldberg
A black and white bathroom is unbeatable: it's classic, chic, and timeless. Lord shares her two favorite black and white hues that are absolute go-to's.
"My go-to must-haves in my palette are Extra White with high contrast against Tricorn Black," Lord shares. "Talk about chic and drama when put together."
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Design: GreyHunt Interiors; Photo: Stacy Zarin Goldberg
"Sometimes, you need a calm neutral to make the space cozy and make it about the room instead of the walls stealing the show," Lord notes. "Accessible Beige is the best supporting actor of rooms allowing it to be about the feeling and vibe of the space versus the color."
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RP Design
Rutnaish Prihar, principal designer at RP Design, notes that "Hands down, my favorite color for a bathroom is Chantilly Lace. It’s not too warm and not too cool—it’s just the perfect shade of white.
White not only gives the bathroom a spa-like feel, but white also enables us to showcase other design features that we create in the space."
Chantilly Lace is a classic, and we had lots of other designers select this creamy white as well.
"Some people may think white is boring, but I love the simplicity of white," Prihar says. "It can sit quietly in the background and will allow everything else to pop, or it can stand out and shine on its own like a diamond."
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West of Main
"In my opinion, this the perfect white for a bathroom," Sascha LaFleur, designer at West of Main, says of Benjamin Moore Steam. "It’s buttery without looking yellow, yet it’s warm and soft as opposed to other bright whites that can end up looking austere."
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Kate + Co Design Inc.
Along with Benjamin Moore White Dove, designer Kate Davidson of Kate + Co Design Inc. shares that she loves Classic Gray as a perfect accent color in a bathroom
"One of my personal favorite colors I like to introduce in bathrooms, especially for custom cabinetry, is Benjamin Moore Classic Gray," designer Kate Davidson of Kate + Co Design Inc.
shares. "I like it for the subtle warmth it can provide to the overall space."
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Isabey Interiors
One designer chose an ever-trending sage green—which happens to be Benjamin Moore's Color of the Year for 2022.
"One of my top colors to use in bathrooms is October Mist in a matte finish," Trisha Isabey, the principal of Isabey Interiors shares. "It's a classic shade that complements many styles of bathroom interiors. It has a crisp overall tone and leans towards a bright interior."
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Hatfield Design Studio
What we've learned is that designers absolutely adore white for a bathroom. It's a clean, sleek choice that withstands the test of time, and designer Emily Staunton of Hatfield Design Studio shared this Farrow & Ball option to try.
"This is a lovely, timeless, warm-toned white that I believe complements many styles of interiors," she shares.
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Courtesy of Greg Natale A monochromatic color scheme looks stunning in a bathroom of any size.
"I tend toward grays, and my current favorite is Benjamin Moore's Englewood Cliffs," says interior designer Greg Natale. "I find it to be a softer option, and it allows you to bring in a bit of glamour and pops of metal in your fittings and fixtures."
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Candace Plotz Design
Plotz chose this shade as the perfect paint for a vanity or other accent in a bathroom. It's subtle yet punchy, and the earthy green is sure to complement the neutral tones in your bathroom.
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- Modern decorative
- Narcissistic high-tech
- Free-spirited Scandinavian style
- Glamor Art Deco
- Urban Loft
We decorate the space in accordance with our taste, worldview, habits. We choose the colors that we like - bright and accent or calm and measured combinations. It is enough to look into the bathroom and by its design the character and lifestyle of the owner will become clear.
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Modern, high-tech, classic and Scandinavian style, art deco and loft - with the help of these modern styles, people create their favorite space. Let's look at the main differences between the directions and their features - so you can choose the right style or even competently combine several directions in your interior.
Decorative modern
Concept. This style is based on decorativeness. Accents rule here, and the development of forms and “vitalism” become the center of the idea. In this trend, the traditions of East and West are mixed, so we see rethought natural motifs. nine0015
Colors. The color scheme of the bathroom decoration should match the idea. All shades of green, grey, beige and brown are suitable, as well as light tones of pearl gray and sky blue. Art Nouveau is characterized by muted colors and smooth curved lines, as in the ATRIA LEAVES collection. In interiors made in this style, all forms are laconic, which can be seen in the CHANCE LEAVES collection.
In modern, you can synthesize a variety of styles, and we see this in the example of EFFECTA JUNGLE. nine0015
Receptions. This style is characterized by zoning not only with the help of furniture and partitions, but also with the help of colors and materials that differ from each other in texture. This technique is well illustrated by the IVORY LINES collection.
Filling. A modern bathroom is made not only by an unusual finishing material. Washbasins and bathtubs in uncomplicated forms emphasize the idea, enhance the effect and connect the classic decorativeness with modern requirements to make the space minimalistic. nine0015
Narcissistic high-tech
Concept. Hi-tech style proclaims the superiority of technology. Its name "high technology" is translated as "high technology". It pairs with maximum functionality in everything.
Colors. But the color palette of finishing materials will be very simple thanks to the general rule - high-tech loves light colors.
To create such interiors, designers almost always choose snow-white, milky or pearl, which emphasize "sterility" and cleanliness. Paired with a light color, saturated shades are often used: dark gray and black, as in the EVOLUTION collection. In hi-tech, you can also find other rich shades of bright colors: red, dark blue or green. All of them work as amplifiers of whiteness and futurism in the interior. nine0015
Materials. A high-tech bathroom will have a lot of glass, chrome-plated metal, and plastic. Interior decoration enhances the importance of progressive technology or simply does not detract from it. The owner of a high-tech interior should be focused on his electronic new clothes.
Rational classic
Concept. The main feature of the classical style in the interior is symmetry and emphasis on furniture. All auxiliary ones line up from the central object. For example, armchairs, a showcase or chest of drawers are equidistant from a sofa or fireplace.
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Colors. Finishing in a classic interior should be calm and natural, in natural tones, as in the DECO MIX and CALACATTA collections. There may be bright accent shades here, but they can only emphasize the idea, and not put it in the center of the composition. An example of the delicate use of decors in interior design is the OMNIA and DALLAS ORNAMENT collections.
Materials. A light classic interior is a spacious and clean space that often uses wood or marble. In classic bathrooms, the center of attention will of course be the bathtub. There are no strict restrictions in its design, but a traditional white bowl with carved legs in the center of the layout will become a harmonious decoration. nine0015
Freedom-loving Scandinavian style
Concept. Scandinavian style, which came to us from Northern Europe, loves natural textures and spacious interiors. His main idea is the harmonious relationship of man with nature. The main tools of this direction: eco-materials, light color palette and an abundance of light.
Colors. If you want to create a Scandinavian interior, use a limited palette of shades in the decoration, organize large windows and a lot of artificial lighting. Cleanliness and a sense of spaciousness will be added by white sanitary ware and furniture. Despite the brevity, the Scandinavian style is by no means monotonous. To dilute monochrome colors will help saturated, but not "flashy" shades, embodied in small details. Use cool or light shades of blue, green, orange and yellow. nine0015
Materials. All these colors are inherent in natural materials - stone, wood, floral elements. You can be inspired by the collections of tiles CARIOTA, GLORY LEAVES. Light or dark wood is easy to introduce as furniture filling, and stone is used for floor and wall decoration, as in the APEKS GEOMETRY, ORGANICWOOD, ALRAMI GEOMETRY collections. Such details "enliven" the bathroom and break the stereotype about the "sterility" of the design.
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Glamor Art Deco
Concept. Art Deco is a story of luxury, bright contrasts, strict geometry in design. Natural stone, gold and leather, expensive wood help to create a rich and luxurious space.
Colors. Traditional combinations of black and white, white and gold, black and green, and even red and silver are suitable for finishing the bathroom. All colors should be deep, all decors should be glamorous. Art Deco is no stranger to pastel shades of yellow, blue, pink and green. nine0015
Receptions. In interior design, use geometric shapes, stepped and angular patterns, as in the ROYAL STONE ORNAMENT collection. You can zone the space with tiles of different colors and textures, as designers did with the MERCURY collection.
Filling. Art Deco is a glossy style. Use everything shiny in the interior: glazed and polished tiles, mirrors, glass, metal and lacquered finishes, as in the SEVILLA collection.
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Urban Loft
Concept. An ardent opponent of conservatism - a loft born in industrial buildings. The style was greatly transformed, acquired human features. And yet he took with him from the ruins of the former factories high ceilings, brick walls, protruding beams and craving for open space.
Colors and shapes. Loft-style bathroom is very strict: there are only natural colors and regular shapes. Concrete and metal effect tiles are suitable as finishing materials, as in the BROOKLYN MIX and FORTUNA MIX collections. It is concrete that gives the industrial character to the interior. It can be dark or light. It can be laid in a monolithic canvas or divided into blocks. It is desirable that it be everywhere - on the floor and on the walls. Even the countertop can be made of concrete. It is even better to “roll up” the entire bathroom in concrete, but it is unlikely to be comfortable.
Therefore, the loft meets us halfway and allows us to make fashionable wooden inserts so that we do not feel very cold and uncomfortable. Sometimes bright colors can be added to the loft, but in moderation, such as in the LOFTHOUSE MIX and CALACATTA CHEVRON collections. nine0015
Filling. If the finish is strict and geometric, then filling the bathroom should be interesting. Supply state-of-the-art plumbing fixtures, gleaming steel faucets and faucets. Loft likes to be a bit tech-y. By the way, something from minimalism is sometimes traced in it, for example, multi-level ceiling structures and “light from nowhere”.
It is difficult to meet any style in the interior in its purest form. Designers often mix trends, experiment with accents and textures. As a result of creative rethinking and combinations, new styles are born that are pleasing to the eye and reflect the needs of modern man. nine0015
Do the same! Who knows, maybe it is your interior that will go down in history as the founder of a new style.
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15 ideas for a stylish bathroom interior
Although having a bathroom is an essential part of every home, it is obvious that everyone has their own design of the room. We've rounded up 15 amazing bathroom ideas you can borrow, and most importantly, we've broken down which layouts they're best suited for. nine0015
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While the fun part of bathroom design is the choice of fixtures and finishes, it's important to make important decisions about how to maximize features and optimize layout before getting down to the finer details.
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Preparing for renovation
Successful bathroom design requires working with space constraints to understand how the entire room will function. This means thinking about how best to design your shower enclosure for maximum comfort and efficiency.
Where to place a bath if you have space and desire for it. What size and type of sink can fit into your particular bathroom. How to use your existing window arrangement to maximize airflow and natural light. What type of door is best for privacy and ease of use. nine0015
Browse these bathroom styles and sizes for ideas to help you design or remodel your bathroom, whether you're building an elegant hotel-style suite, remodeling a guest bathroom, or transforming a small studio apartment bathroom into a zen-inspired oasis that maximizes every square inch of space.
Design Ideas
1. Two in One
The concept of "two in one" - a shower and a bath - is rethought. Now a glass barrier separates the large shower and tub from the cramped tub with shower head and shower screens. This is a great option for those who value pragmatism and efficiency. In addition, it is suitable for both large and small spaces.
There are three distinct benefits to this shower design: Space saving: Freestanding showers and bathtubs can be placed in larger bathrooms. A shower/tub combo is a great alternative if you don't have space. The tub/shower combo caters for the different needs of each family member, such as washing small children or showering for older children. When guests arrive, they can choose from two options. Economical: prefabricated bath and shower combinations are very economical and easy to install. Even if you choose a better tiled design for your bath-shower combo, the materials and labor required to create a separate shower and bath will cost less. nine0015
2. Double shower heads
No more waiting for your loved one to finish showering. Two people can shower at the same time thanks to the large showers and double shower heads. It is both functional and symmetrical. This feature also frames elements such as trendy bathroom tiles and decor accents.
To make them stand out even more, use fittings that contrast with the color scheme of the room. For example, black trim will contrast with bright colors, while white trim will stand out in a dimly lit room. nine0015
Double shower heads are one of the most technologically sophisticated shower fixtures on the market today. They are in all modern institutions, allowing you to make the process of taking a bath more fun.
3. Close connection with nature
The idea of erasing barriers between interior and exterior is not new. Bathroom ideas for 2022, on the other hand, go one step further. Bathrooms blend in with the environment through a combination of location, materials and design. In the interior, add more wood and large glass walls. Whether it's glass walls and a glass door in the bathroom, or installing a separate tub on your terrace (or garden) so you can bathe while admiring the scenery. Imagine yourself soaping yourself to the sound of birds singing or the rustling of trees, or lying in the bath, inhaling the scent of roses (or anything else in bloom).
Bringing nature into the bathroom has its health benefits. nine0015
4. Shower room without partitions
The whole process is simplified by creating an inner shell that can withstand the humid conditions of the bathroom. For starters, there is no need for a split shower stall as the tub, sink and shower can all be in the same section. In addition, such rooms are easy to clean and are great for optimizing space. Showers are still a good idea for tiny spaces, but they are now showing up in high-end bathrooms. This is a natural continuation of the free-standing bathtub fashion popular in recent years. And there are plenty of decorative elements you can add to make it more appealing to your style. nine0015
5. Blue bathroom
Cool tones are in the spotlight in 2022. Your space can be large or informal depending on what shade of blue you use. Indigo or sea, for example, has a ceremonial aspect and gives the room a special meaning.
Chalky blue or turquoise, on the contrary, can evoke thoughts of the sea coast. Cool shades look good with warm materials like wood or bamboo. Whether you want to create a bathroom that feels relaxed and beachy, luxurious and feminine, or ultra-modern, blue can help you achieve any design. nine0015
6. Classic white design
White is one of those colors that will never go out of style. On the other hand, when choosing bathroom hues in 2022, get creative with all white. In this all-white bathroom, the marble-clad tub and floor create depth and structure. There is another color that goes well with white and that is definitely black. Despite being diametrically opposed, they go well together and you can use black as a bathroom accessory for a variety of items, including all light fixtures, moldings and decorations, and floor tiles. Thus, the room will remain bright and open and will not seem boring. nine0015
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Cotton + Beige One of the best bathroom color combinations that is guaranteed to make you smile is one that is inspired by the finest things in life. Interiors in cotton candy, bubblegum, cotton and beige are bright and vibrant, making them perfect for a stylish home. They will also give you the energy boost you need in the morning.
8. All shades of gray
Dark shades are already trending in the bathroom, particularly in the form of eye-catching lights or matte black bathtubs. Black, on the other hand, will cover the walls and floor, creating a stark contrast. With gleaming gold trim and hardware, this base will stand out. Illuminate the bathroom with low or subdued light to complete the sophisticated ambiance. Add a couple of plants if you like. This bathroom decor idea is simple and anyone can bring it to life without much effort. nine0015
9. Tiles with wood
In general, trends are changing towards more naturalistic.
As a result, there will be more earthy tactile textures on walls and floors. Wood look tile is a great alternative to regular wood as it can expand and contract in such an environment. One of the most loved bathroom decor tile designs of 2022, vertical tile can help make a space feel more spacious. The great thing about this design is that it is perfect for bathrooms of any size and easily adapts to the décor. nine0015
10. Texture and volume
Elegant and minimalist bathrooms benefit from intricate and layered tiles. But that's not all. In fact, these bathroom tile patterns can fit into a wide variety of design styles, from modern Mediterranean style to minimalism. In combination with light colors and finishes, they will make a lasting impression.
11. Natural stone
The popularity of natural stone has been gradually growing since its introduction many years ago.
Its natural dark look and naturalistic grain make it easy to see why. It has a distinct earthy hue, making it ideal for eco-friendly homes. No wonder such a bold material has taken the lead in bathroom design in 2022.
12. Chevron Gradient
Chevron tiles are popular again, but this time with new details. With the use of ceramics of different colors, marble or glass, the meandering or v-shaped design expands the scope. This year, this Art Deco accent will take center stage in bathroom décor. nine0015
13. Hexagonal tile
Designers take their favorite tile to new creative heights. The hexagon, which is one of the most popular tile designs, is getting a fun update. Bathrooms in 2022 will have both the smallest and simplest floor tiles and magnificent decor. Also, trendsetters will not stick to one tile shape. You can use hexagon, herringbone and square in the same space to create a single look.
