Going Bold: 20 Contemporary Powder Rooms in 10 Spectacular Colors
The idea of decorating the powder room is mostly influenced by the limited space. Since we generally favor neutral colors in small spaces, most homeowners find that a similar approach works best in the modest powder room as well. More often than not, however, the opposite seems to be the case, as bold and bright colors deliver the best results in the modern powder room. The powder room is a space where you can step away from your usual decorating and style constraints and try a much more daring look. That's why we propose In these small spaces, light colors are “entirely” adopted.
The idea here is still to avoid visual fragmentation of space by using just one or two colors. But instead of the less iridescent greys, whites and beiges, for the background we step into the vibrant world of reds, yellows and blues. This is even more brilliant in modern powder rooms which are generally devoid of light tones. Come in, we present the 20 fabulous modern powder rooms in 10 colours that work immediately –
Deep and dashing red
We'll start with a color that has the most visual impact and leaves a lasting impression - red. A solid red background in the powder room can be created either through the use of color or by resorting to wallpaper. One offers sophistication with a "solid and uncluttered" look, while the other brings a pattern to shake things up. When it comes to sinks, vanity tops and bathroom faucets, black is a great choice here.
walls of blue
Blue is a popular color no matter what room you use it in, and light shades in the powder room are perfect for the modern powder room. If you get bored with the usual choices of navy blue and dark blue, try colors like turquoise and teal instead. This is a color that never disappoints and gives a more spacious look to the powder room. White is the natural complementary color here and it's an easy choice!
Pretty in Pink
A less common choice, which is widely perceived as "feminine" in its appeal, is a color that even looks good in the gender-neutral powder room. Pink is the trending choice these days and they look glamorous when done right. Pinks with a deeper hue and a matte finish don't always pair well with contemporary styles. Both white and black fittings look great paired with pink in this tiny space.
Orange peel
Few colors besides red lift the mood in a room quite like orange at its chicest! We always advise homeowners to opt for a matte shade of orange so it doesn't feel too overwhelming. Colors like burnt orange work best in the modern powder room and if you want to reduce the brightness here, boost the white here and turn down the orange zest.
Black magic!
Black - a color so misunderstood that we almost feel sorry for it at times. With the right decorating approach and lighting, black can create the most glamorous powder room that will dazzle your guests. It's gold accents along with matching finish fixtures that feel right in these charming little spaces. In the modern powder room, black works well every time!
On the way on the green way
Even though we're surrounded by green outside, we're kind of hesitant to use it as much as we do with blue. But you can start by trying it in the powder room, and we generally find that lighter shades of green are much more appealing and "acceptable" than darker ones in this regard.
Yellow brightens your day
Red can sometimes feel far too heavy, blue overly lax, and green a bit too rigid; this is where yellow comes to the rescue. A balance of cheerful exuberance and modernity, powder rooms with large splashes of yellow appear a lot brighter than they really are. Again, white is the preferred partner, but you can also try black and yellow for a more "manly" look.
Royal purple
Away from the usual color palette, purple and violet bring something different to the small powder room. They're bright, give a feeling of fullness, and you also have a background that doesn't darken the room. Black and gold are two colors that go best with purple, but white is also a smart choice in modern spaces.
Stripes make a statement
Yes, technically this isn't a single color, but colorful stripes are a great choice for those who don't want to commit to just one hue in the powder room. Stripes do much more than just add pattern and color to the space they decorate. They can also enhance the sense of space and introduce a touch of playful charm.
Multicolored guest toilets
Not satisfied with just one bold color in the powder room? Combine blocks of two or three different bright colors to create a background that is as artistic as it is eye-catching. Choose colors that complement each other and give it an unexpected twist by throwing a dash of pattern into the mix too.
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