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18 Inspirational Black and White Bathrooms

Ashley Knierim

Ashley Knierim is a home decor expert and product reviewer of home products for The Spruce. Her design education began at a young age. She has over 10 years of writing and editing experience, formerly holding editorial positions at Time and AOL.

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Updated on 09/12/22

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Looking for some inspiration for your bathroom decor? Why not go the simple route with the classic and always-fashionable black and white?

In all parts of the home, black and white decor is going strong—and will go on strong for quite a while. It's easy, simple, and flexible. Black and white lets you use your favorite accent color for just a dash of happy.

You can also quickly change that accent color with small touches like accessories, linens, a new mirror, or a new coat of paint on the door frame.

Let's have a look at some beautiful black and white bathrooms.

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Dark Grey Bathroom
Dulux
If pure black scares you a little, then you might want to look into really dark grey, like the one in this classic bathroom from Dulux, with modern edges.
It still has the elegance of black and white, but with a little more softness. Dark grey is just as easily matched with an accent color of your choice. In this case, the touch of green through the plant growing near the bathtub is all this bathroom needs to be welcoming and cheery, rather than cold and stark.
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Eclectic Style
Chris Stout-Hazard / Roger + Chris
A black and white bathroom doesn't need to be modern to work. Take this eclectic, neo-Victorian home from Roger and Chris, for example. The bathroom has interesting retro elements: the curtain above a freestanding tub, the well-worn leather armchair, the impressionist portrait hanging just in view of someone taking a bath or a shower, and the industrial faucet with the exposed pipe.
And with just a dash of red via the cushion and the reflection in the mirror, this bathroom really stands out.
Black and white can be just as quirky and personal as more colorfully eclectic decor. All you need is a basic idea, a few interesting items, and an eye for good placement.
What Is Eclectic Style?
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Scandinavian Style
Stefani Stein
With plenty of white to spare, this black and white bathroom from Stefani Stein has a light minimalist Scandinavian design with an especially great flooring choice.
To avoid making this room seem small and claustrophobic, the design here is focused on white (and a lot of it!) with black to accentuate mirrors, windows, and doors. The touch of color via the flower vase on the countertop feel like just the right amount, and enhances rather than distracts from the overall design.
And, of course, the flooring is possibly the best thing about this space. This wonderfully ornamented mosaic tile adds movement and visual interest, and stands in contrast to the more geometrical, minimalist style of the rest of the room.
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Use Gold Accents
Greg Natale
Adding a touch of gold to this black and white patterned bathroom makes all the difference.
This trendy bathroom designed by Greg Natale perfectly balances the strong black geometrical pattern on the walls with golden softness of the mirror and the hardware. Notice the cute flowers in a very simple white pot, which almost disappears in the background.
And the French-style doors are simply the best here. It adds a really nice and open dimension to this small, but well-designed space.
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Traditional Black and White Bathroom
Houzz
This primary bathroom shared on Houzz shows that black and white can be used for larger spaces too.
Not afraid to use plenty of the color black, this bathroom brings together the best of both shades. The floor is elegant and has just enough pattern to be visually interesting; the walls and other vertical spaces are dominated by white and framed with just enough black to bring a good visual structure.
We especially like how the shower is almost lost in the room, as if it wasn't really there. This gives the design itself all the space it needs to shine and impress.
If you like the look of the marble countertop in this bathroom, learn how to get the look of marble for less.
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Get Bold With Contrasting Patterned Walls and Floors
Sarah Sherman Samuel
An all-black floor. An all-white wall. This should be stark and boring, but it isn't. Why? It's all in the patterns.
The tight and quick-moving herringbone pattern on the wall stands in contrast to the calmed-down feel of the hexagon on the floor.
The black pentagon flower pot on the white, wall-mounted narrow sink is a stroke of inspiration. And in this small space, the side faucet is a smart choice.
This bathroom from Sarah Sherman Samuel is design-savvy, clever, beautiful, and definitely something to tell the neighbors about.
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Fun and Traditional
Olga Chertova / Houzz
Here's another interpretation of the traditional bathroom, photographed by Olga Chertova, in black and white. This fun, cheery design takes full advantage of the natural light from the large window to avoid a dark, closet-like look.
But what really makes it interesting is its combination of patterns in the tile. Three different patterns, two on the walls and one on the floor, make this bathroom the opposite of boring. Some might say it's a little bit overwhelming, especially if your tastes are more minimal.
But if this is your kind of thing, this bathroom definitely has movement and personality.
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Striped Bathroom With Red Accents
Tony Soluri Photography / Q Construction / Houzz
The black and white striping on this sleek bathroom by Q Construction, via Houzz, has almost a circus-like feel. The floor stripes bring your attention towards the shower space, which continues the stripes up the walls.
Everything has been carefully chosen to fit the theme, along with the bright touches of red that really make a difference here. Instead of a boring bathroom, you get something original and quite visually striking.
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Retro-Industrial Bathroom
Deuce Cities Henhouse
Black and white doesn't just suit more contemporary styles. It also works really well with more retro and/or industrial styles, as this bathroom shows. This double farmhouse sink from Deuce Cities Henhouse is perfect for a primary bathroom, and the use of a single shelf above it saves a lot of space and opens up the room. A few touches of green make the whole look welcoming and organic.
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Use Geometric Wallpaper
Tobi Fairly Interior Design / Houzz
With something as simple as black and white, you can go bold with a show-stopping wallpaper, like the geometric pattern in this snazzy bathroom from Tobi Fairly Interior Design. Because it is very busy and full of movement, you'll want to keep the rest pf the space fairly low-key. A simple carpet with only a white frame and a white shower curtain with a black frame highlight the wallpaper and keep in harmony with the theme.
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Use "Flowers"
Apartment Therapy / NY Times
This is another, more daring example of the possibilities of black and white hex tile. This tiny bathroom shared on Apartment Therapy works as a wet room, with the toilet right in the showering space. But with that fantastic tile, the whole room makes you want to say "wow! this is great!" rather than "ugh, this bathroom is so tiny."
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Luxury Bathroom With Silver Accents
Shed Brand Studios
Although the main theme of this luxurious bathroom from Shed Brand Studios is black and white, there's a fair amount of silver, which brings out the veining in the marble and the light from the window. Even the silver feet on the freestanding tub work to bring attention to the beautiful contrast of the tub itself.
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Black and White Kid's Bathroom
Grant K. Gibson Interior Design
This simple white bathroom from Grant K. Gibson Interior Design has subway tile that is enhanced by an open black vanity and a cool fossil wallpaper, perfect for science-minded kids. A double vanity with gooseneck faucets ensures that everyone can wash their hands and brush their teeth together.
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Black and White Split Bathroom
A Beautiful Mess
This fairly typical-sized bathroom from A Beautiful Mess is made bolder with a split herringbone tile pattern: one half black, one half white. This unusual design really gives this space a bold, graphic look that's modern and trendy.
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Think Outside the Box
McIntyre Bills
What an amazing way to open up the space in a bathroom! Instead of setting your alcove tub against a wall that cuts the space in half, get rid of the wall and install a rail curtain all around instead. This clever bathroom from McIntyre Bills shows what a little thinking outside the box can do.
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Design a Toothed Wall Border
Hunted Interior
Making subway tile walls more interesting is easy if you build your own toothed wall edge. It doesn't have to be black and white, either, but the contrast in this alluring bathroom from Hunted Interior is quite striking and bold. The graphic finish highlights the luxury of the bathroom, as it comes with monogrammed hand towels and a beautiful vignette. The decor elements are in keeping with the black, white and gold theme throughout.
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Textured Black and White Primary Bathroom
JLS Design Associates
If you plan on combining several different textures and patterns in the same space, it's best to keep the color scheme simple. This extravagant bathroom from JLS Design Associates shows that it can be successful. There is enough space to accommodate the different tiles and textures, but everything is tied together thanks to the black and white theme. Yes, sometimes you can mix and match to your heart's content.
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Cool Black and White Bathroom
Jenny Wolf Interiors
This cool, eclectic bathroom from Jenny Wolf Interiors features a large black hex tile floor and bright, luminous white walls. The black window frame continues the theme, while the tub and mirror add a gold accent that's a popular choice for black and white spaces. A small glass buffet holds towels and bathroom staples.

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It is hard to go wrong with a classic combination like a black and white bathroom, and this is true for interior design too. Black and white bathrooms have endless variety and can look simple or elaborate, boho or elegant and everything in between.

In addition, you can use this color palette to create visual interest as a foundation for other colors or as the primary color idea for the whole bathroom.

The Black And White Bathroom

The bathroom is an intimate space and we want it to be functional and elegant. As simple as this color scheme is, it is a popular choice with interior designers and homeowners alike.

Black and White Bathroom Ideas

We have rounded up some of our favorite designs so that you can see for yourself that this color scheme has so much versatility. Further, these colors together create a neutral backdrop for magic to happen.

A mix of black and white tile

The designer in this bathroom chose an interesting mix of tiles with strong contrast. The beautiful black hexagonal tiles cover the floor and the wall behind the freestanding tub, and white subway tile lines the wall behind the sink. This bathroom is not large. However, the horizontal window and the glass shower stall are the perfect way to create a design that feels open. The Design Chaser fashioned this bathroom.

Black and white hexagonal tile bathroom

Alison Kist designed this white and black bathroom with wood accents to bring texture to the space. The elegant clawfoot tub has a black exterior and echoes the black grout in the white tiles. Further, the cowhide rug breaks the straight lines of the room to add more visual interest and give the design a more rustic flair.

Modern black and white bathrooms

Black and white is a common combination in modern bathroom design. If you love modern design, find pieces that are sleek and stylish like the ones featured here. The Stella Collective designed the oval freestanding tub and the complementing sink.

Black and white floor tiles

Jean Stoffer Design created this striking bathroom of black and white. The herringbone black tiles line the back wall to frame the white bathroom cabinets. The mosaic floor of black and white tile brings the two colors together. Brass fixtures brighten the dark walls while greige paint on the adjoining walls softens the look of the contrasting colors.

Small black and white bathroom

Here’s another example of a well-balanced bathroom design with white and black tones. The bottom section of the space is black and the upper section is white, creating a clear visual distinction. While the bathroom is small, the large window and frameless glass shower door keep the area open. Minosa designed this unique bathroom.

Black and white wallpaper

Midwest Home

This bathroom with black and white floral wallpaper has an inspired elegance. While this room has strong contrasting tones, they are softened by the gradients of gray within the floral wallpaper design. It is hard to overstate how striking the gold accents look with the mix of black and white tones in this bathroom.

Gold fixtures in a black and white bathroom

This beautiful bathroom is simple in design and color scheme. However, the gold touches on the drawer pulls, faucet, and shelf provide bright splashes of color that pop against the black cabinet and mirrored surface.

Black and white tile bathroom

This black and white bathroom from Briliant is unique. The glass ceiling gives the bathroom distinction, and the black and white mosaic floor tile provides a custom look. The black painted walls add contrast above the white tiles on the wall and keep the design balanced. The silver accessories give the overall design a more monochromatic look than a choice of gold accessories.

Classic black and white bathroom

In this black and white bathroom from Thomas Alexander, the bright white tiles are accented with black grout in order to create an obvious grid pattern on the walls. This pattern gives the bathroom a modern style that is complemented by the strong black accents throughout the room.

Black and white bathroom with a glass divider

This metal and glass divider between the walk-in shower and the rest of this bathroom is the focal point of the design created by Roost Interiors. The overall color tone of the bathroom is white with relief provided by the black grid pattern of the shower wall and the gray marbling in the floor.

Moroccan-inspired black and white bathroom

Betsy Burnham designed this Moroccan-inspired master bathroom. The painted black cabinet with the raised detailing on the doors add textural interest to the space and the wall-mounted mirror with the patinaed edges gives the bathroom a curated and historic look.

Mixing and matching tones

Interior designer Shalini Misra designed this black and white bathroom with luxurious marble flooring and walls. The different shaped mirrors and the raised gold sinks are an unexpected and quirky touch that keeps the bathroom from feeling too formal.

Black and white bathroom art

We love the simplicity of this boho chic bathroom. The design is simple and the wall art coupled with the plants and natural textured containers gives the room an artful but unplanned look. Moreover, the black wall and ceiling are the perfect way to make the wall art stand out from the walls. Swoonworthy created this design.

Playing with textures

The bathroom relies on multiple textures to achieve its laid-back sophistication. The black shiplap walls and the blond wood vanity features a white marble vanity top with soft gray veins. The black and white floor tiles counterbalance the dark shiplap walls. Studio Mcgee designed this bathroom for Modern Mountain Homes.

Victorian-inspired black and white bathroom

Contrary to popular belief, dark colors can work well in a small space making them feel cozy and intimate. Houseofbrinson reimagined this bathroom and created a design that is bespoke and inspired. The black walls are moody but serene which can give a space a sophisticated look. When paired with interesting accent features and decorations bathrooms with dark walls look stunning.

Black and white bathroom decor

Rue Magazine

The decor in this bathroom is designed to soften the look of the contrasting black and white color tones. The plants in the room extend their natural texture and bring vibrancy to the design. A black and white bathroom rug looks soft and inviting on the dark tile surface.

Playing with patterns and tiles

If you’re not relying on bold colors to make your bathroom stand out, pattern is a wonderful alternative. You can mix and match different patterns like Luxe Design did in this bathroom. Notice the pattern on the floor tiles is complemented by a classic subway tile and the simple sink and bathtub.

Glamorous black and white bathroom

We like the idea of adding bold green wallpaper to otherwise simple interior design. CM Natural Designs used that strategy in this bathroom. Also, this bathroom has gold accents that accent the room like jewelry. Further, the white marble sink and basketweave tiles on the floor add depth and luxurious texture without more color that would overwhelm the small room.

Symmetric bathroom with clawfoot tub

Symmetry seems to be a key feature in the design of this luxury master bathroom. The freestanding clawfoot tub sits at the center of the room on a raised platform, with two vanity sinks spaced apart and matching wall-mounted mirrors and light fixtures. A large chandelier hangs at the center just above the tub.

Black and white bathroom floor

Most floors are not the focal point of the room which is what makes this bathroom designed by Style Haus Interiors interesting. The ceiling is white and the walls are a light shade of gray, giving the bathroom a less austere appearance than one that has bright white walls.

Black and white marble

Martyn White London

Oliver Burns designed this bathroom and pairs black and white marble in a way that is edited but not stark. Instead, the marble offers a look of luxury that is hard to match with any other surface. The bathroom is crisp and clean thanks to the absence of competing textures. Rather, the contrasting marble surfaces speak for themselves.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)FAQ

Is black and white bathroom a good idea?

Black and white bathrooms are always a classic look. You don’t have to go for high contrast. Rather, you can create a white bathroom with some black accents for interest or vice-versa. Also, you can add in elements with natural textures like seagrass and leather to soften the look of black and white.

What colors go well with a black and white bathroom?

Many colors work well with black and white bathrooms. Pale pink looks great with black and white as does botanical green. Further, pops of metal tones like gold and chrome add extra luxury to the colors of black and white.

How do you soften the look of a black and white bathroom?

Bright white and dark black create a strong contrast. However, you can soften the look of black and white bathrooms by painting the walls with a coat of other color tones in the same palette including colors like gray and even greige (gray/beige).

How can I make my bathroom look bigger?

First, add a large mirror into the bathroom and increase any natural light by removing blinds in favor of lighter window treatments. Next, try to minimize contrasting colors as this will break up the space. Don’t over decorate as this feels cluttered and might overwhelm the small space. Last, if your budget allows, add a frameless glass shower enclosure to keep the space as open as possible.

Should I put wallpaper in my bathroom?

The bathroom is the perfect place to try new and interesting wallpaper as most bathrooms are smaller and not connected with other areas by adjoining walls. If you don’t want to wallpaper the whole area, put up tiles or molding on the bottom part of the wall and just wallpaper the top, or choose one wall in the bathroom that can serve as an accent wall and just put wallpaper on this.

How can I make my bathroom look expensive?

First, replace towels and bath mats and replace them with designer options that are soft and luxurious. Next, use wallpaper to distract from outdated fixtures. Add a tray with jars for fancy soaps, candles, and a vase of greenery. Also, if you have the budget, replace fixtures with brushed brass or gold and add a new light fixture that has a chic shape and style.

How should I accessorize my bathroom?

When you accessorize a bathroom, you need to think of fundamentals not just niceties. First, make sure that you have the proper lighting necessary for all of the tasks that you do in the bathroom. In order to not encourage the growth of mold and mildew, look at installing a fan of some kind to pull out the moisture in the bathroom. Next, consider your storage and add shelves, containers, and baskets as needed to hold all of the items you use. You also need to look at adding any hooks and holders that you need for towels, paper, toothbrushes, and soap.

Is it better to have a shower or bathtub?

This answer depends on how many bathrooms you have and the size of the bathroom you are considering. If the bathroom is small and you have another bathroom with a bathtub, a shower will save space. However, you do need to keep a bathtub in at least one bathroom. For most people, a combination of shower/bathtub is the best option.

What's the smallest that a bathroom can be?

A bathroom can be as small as 15 square feet if you just need the space for a toilet and a sink. However, if you want a bathtub, a bathroom should be at least 40 square feet.

Conclusion

Bathroom ideas are always evolving, but one thing is sure, black and white bathrooms will remain a classic look as they have been popular throughout history and are still popular today. Further, it doesn’t have to be an all-or-nothing color scheme. This look can be varied with the addition of natural textures and other colors to keep it interesting. In the end, it is the perfect color palette for traditional and modern bathroom design.

Black and white bathtub - photo examples of interior contrast harmony

Combination of several colors is in fashion today, many interior designers advise to abandon the usual monochromatic shades, pay attention to the combination in our case of black and white.

Always sophisticated black combined with noble white, a win-win solution for the bathroom.

Black and white advantage

Perhaps not everyone prefers a black and white bath because of the slightly gloomy environment. White certainly softens, gives more light, but still there are opponents of this combination. It should also be noted that the black and white shade can affect the visual perception of the size of the bath. The space may be visually reduced.

If the goal is set and the design of the black and white bathtub impressed you, let's look at all its pluses:

The main plus is that such an interior will always be in fashion. you will have to constantly change the interior of the bathroom.

If the bath is made in any other style (modern, vintage, high-tech, etc.), you can add a twist by adding black and white accents. Such colors will be 100% combined with any style.

Black and white interiors will always look harmonious with different color accents. Thus, a bath with such a monochrome shade will become brighter and more interesting. Examples of this design can be seen in the photo of a black and white bathroom.

Cleaning plus. If you make a bathtub by adding more black, then you will not have to clean much, everything will be disguised on black.

White will give more light. Especially if in a bathroom with a window, white walls will catch the sun's rays and illuminate the room.

The right combination

A bathroom in black and white may look cold and gloomy at first glance, but not intricate details will correct this incident.

The first thing to pay attention to is lighting. As much light as possible, all kinds of light bulbs on the ceiling, you can install lamps on the wall, etc.

Second when placing mirrors, or a mirror surface, make sure that the dark side is not reflected in it.

And the third important, the correct use of black and white. It should not cramp the room or, on the contrary, make it too big. Distribute colors harmoniously and evenly.

If you have a small bathroom use more white, it will increase the space. Highlight small areas with black, make bright spots, on a white background. For example: plumbing can be black. It will harmonize perfectly on a white background.

If the room allows, you can zone the bath. With the help of color, separate the shower stall from the washbasin and mirror. At the place where bathing procedures are taken, paint the walls white. He relaxes and calms. In turn, there should be a wall with black color in front of the mirror, for concentration.

Finishes

Finishing materials can be different for the bathroom. Tiles, declarative panels, special wallpapers, paint. But among this variety there is a favorite - this is a tile. The most reliable option.

It can be used to create stripes on the wall, both horizontal and vertical. The only negative is that the tiles are mostly the same color without patterns. Today it is difficult to find a patterned tile.

But there is a solution. Bathroom design with black and white tiles can be combined with patterned waterproof wallpaper. Highlight a wall for them or you can alternate with tiles, then there’s enough imagination for that. Wallpaper will add zest, and it will no longer be so gloomy.

Bathroom floor

Tiles are also used on the floor, usually without a pattern. To avoid boredom, lay out black and white tiles in a checkerboard pattern. You can use other materials, paint, waterproof panels, etc.

Ceiling in the bathroom

As a rule - tension. In black, it will look spectacular. But it is important to know what is suitable for rooms with a large area. Available in white or a combination of both. Here for your taste.

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, the elements of which are based on the contrast of colors, looks very bold and cannot leave anyone indifferent.

The standard color of the bathroom will complement the elements of black tones very harmoniously.

Contents of the article

Advantages of black and white style in bathroom design

The bathroom in black and white is an example of timeless classics. This design choice remains relevant for centuries.

Available in two contrasting colors, you can play with your bathroom in different tastes.

Black and white bathroom interiors are never boring. It is this aspect that does not give you ground for thinking about the boring interior.

Disadvantages of black and white contrast in the bathroom interior

The cleanliness of a bathroom made in these tones must be constantly monitored, as settled dust and splashes of water on interior elements will be striking.

Before you start finishing work, think carefully about the design of the room. One small mistake can ruin the big picture.

For people who are prone to depression, the interior of the bathroom in black and white will have a negative effect.

If the bathroom you want to finish in black and white is small, this idea should be abandoned. This technique will make your room even smaller.

Some features of

When decorating a room with contrasting tones, do not lean on dark shades. Black color should not be dominant, but only give the interior a special charm.

The floor can be accentuated by staggering the tiles or completely black.

If you want to visually make your room bigger, then leave white as the predominant color on the walls, and decorate plumbing fixtures in black.

If your desire has the opposite direction, then the walls of the room should be made black, plumbing, respectively, leave white. This technique will make the bathroom smaller.

Finishing options

Black and white bathroom design ideas can be many.

For example, you can check the tiles in vertical or horizontal lines, finish half the room in black and the other half in white, or make it completely black or white and many others.

Tiles arranged in this way will look simple and tasteful, while horizontal lines will stretch the space and make your room appear larger.

A room with vertical lines will visually make the space smaller, but at the same time the ceilings will appear higher.

Plastic panels can serve as an alternative to tiles. With the help of such panels it will be easier to draw straight lines.

To dilute the color scheme of black and white tiles in the bathroom, you can use a mosaic pattern. This option will look unobtrusive and at the same time allow you to divide the room into the zones you need.

Wall and floor finishing work in the bathroom

Working on the floor surface does not require any special troubles. You can perform it in any interpretation, but remember that if you make the skirting boards black, this will visually reduce the space of the room.

A floor made in the form of a chessboard to add a noticeable space to the room. The ceiling trim can be left in white, this option always looks advantageous.

But if you still decide to finish the ceiling in black, your bathroom will noticeably be heard in height. Pay special attention to the door, it should not stand out from the general interior of the room.

Selection of sanitary ware and bathroom furniture

If black is the dominant color in your black and white bathroom, opt for light-colored sanitary ware.

The system will work exactly the opposite if the dominant color in the room is white.

Choose your bathroom furniture based on its basic style, otherwise you may end up with an overly cluttered space.

How to dilute the design of a black and white room

To diversify the strict classics of black and white tones, you can experiment with the play of colors.

You can choose a bright color and play up the interior space.

This color scheme will give your bathroom a special personality.

Finishing tips

When choosing black and white bathroom tiles, give preference to gloss. Compared to a matte shade, gloss will not absorb light.

If the room is small, then you should opt for a small slab. For a large room, accordingly, choose large-sized tiles.

In order not to go beyond the color style of the room, furniture and sanitary ware should contrast with the main color of the room.

To give your black and white bathroom a complete look, choose interior elements in the same style.

A few tips before cladding

Before you begin to implement your idea of finishing a bathroom in black and white, you need to consider all the possible disadvantages and advantages.

If you have a small space, it is better to opt for a black field and white plumbing. But even if your room has a large area, you should not flirt with black shades.

Consider all the nuances in the distribution of lighting. But it is best to seek advice from an experienced designer. The specialist will help to correctly place all the accents and eliminate all existing errors.

You can see different variations of interior design in the photo of black and white bathrooms.