If you want your bathroom to stand out but all the traditional ways for that aren’t your thing, try color blocking. Color blocking in a bathroom means that you’ll get a super bright and bold space like no other, you may go for various materials and craziest color combos ever, so your space will be special. Your mood will definitely raise every morning upon entering such a bathroom – color blocking is a trendy decor method you should try. If you are still hesitating, here are some ideas that will convince you.
Walls
The most popular idea for color blocking in bathrooms is rocking that on the walls. You may try all different walls clad with tiles of contrasting bold shades or create the color block effect on the walls using paints. Paint various parts of the wall in different colors and voila – you’ve got a trendy look for cheap! You may also create a bolder contrast in your bathroom by positioning not only the colors but also the materials, for example, use wallpaper of one color and tiles of another, or stone of one shade and paint of another.
Pairing blush and aqua is an interesting way to achieve a subtle and tender pastel bathroom look.
Navy wallpaper paired with sunny yellow tiles plus a green curtain make the bathroom super bright and eye-catchy.
Dusty pink and teal are an elegant combo for a bathroom and they look good with grey and gold fixtures that are present.
Creative color blocking done with paint makes the bathroom eye-catchier.
A sunny yellow and light green bathroom with a bold pink stripe looks really bold and unusual.
A combo of green and blush is a cool and bold idea to try in a bathroom or a powder room.
A light blue and rust bathroom fulled clad with tiles and diluted with whites here and there.
A mix of green and pink with a color block effect and some white tiles to make the look less crazy.
A powder toom in blue and grey stone features not only a color block effect but also a material juxtaposition.
A bright bathroom with coral, red, mustard and green touches, prints and color blocking at the same time.
A colorful bathroom in yellow, blue and white, with geometric tiles and bold fuchsia fixtures.
A grey and coral color blocked bathroom with a geometric touch done with penny tiles looks wow.
A light yellow and coral plus matching pinkish fixtures for the powder room to give it a mid-century modenr feel.
Bathroom walls clad with tiles with a color block effect, in white, blue and red make the space stand out.
A simple color blocking idea pairing coral with blue and touches of white for refreshing the space visually.
Other Ideas
If you don’t feel like changing the walls much, just color block using a vanity and a sink and your wall – rock very different shades to make a statement. If you have a shower space, go for super bold color block walls of glass or tiles to make it stand out a lot. Other furniture like little tables or upholstered benches and seats can also be color blocked, and this way you won’t have to change a lot in your space. The last but not least idea is to hang color block shower curtains, which is a very budget-friendly and easy DIY idea.
A bold color blocked bathroom with a rust wall, a pink sink, a teal vanity and a color blocked shower curtain to match.
A color block see-through shower curtain and a geometric towel to easily make your space trendier.
A color block upholstered ottoman plus a yellow hexagon tile wall in the shower make the bathroom stand out.
A simple idea of color blocking in a powder room with bright blue tiles and a bold pink floating vanity.
A transparent shower curtain with a pink color block element is a simple and catchy idea to try.