It is nice seeing some bathroom colors pictures that feature something other than grey on grey on grey, you know what I mean? I totally understand why grey is one of the most popular bathroom colors, but I think that there is so much more out there that you could explore. This awesome room is the perfect example of how you can still do a neutral bathroom without all the grey, not to mention add some freaking amazing style with architectural detailing and radical tile work. This is one of the homes that I came across while looking through the before and after bathroom remodel pictures on here, and it is definitely one that stuck out to me the most. I am a sucker for unique architecture like wood beams, vaulted ceilings, even gorgeous stained doors and trim instead of your typical white paint stuff.

Some people might think that this is just another grey and white marble bathroom like all of the bathroom colors pictures you see on here, but I think that there is so much more to this design. First of all, the room has a super unique shape that I don't think that I have seen in any of the bathroom pictures that I have looked at yet. I am a sucker for unique architecture because I think that it truly makes your home one of a kind. Not only that, but it makes decorating even more fun because of the challenge that those non-traditional elements can bring. I love how the developed their gray bathroom ideas around that picture window rather than pretending like it wasn't there. Framing the tile around the trim and the jacuzzi tub gives it a very luxurious custom look and truly shows the workmanship that was required for the job.

I thought that I would go out on a limb and post our "before" bathroom colors pictures so that you could truly see the transformation in our master bath before and after our small decorating upgrade. We are not doing much in here other than changing up the bathroom wall colors to something more neutral, and also painting the vanity cabinets white or super soft grey. If we are feeling crazy and have some money to spare, we may even replace the countertop but that is definitely more of a "want" than a "need." We figure at minimum these changes should only cost a couple hundred bucks. It is not that we don't love blue bathroom ideas anymore (because I certainly do), I just want to make things more subtle and chic in here. I will probably still do blue accents, just not quite as "loud" of a shade.

When I searched for bathroom colors pictures on here, I really did not expect to see the wide variety of designs that popped up. People are truly all over the place when it comes to bathroom paint colors, and just about anything will go. I tend to gravitate towards more traditional designs, so this stunning master bath really spoke to me. The obvious focal point is that gorgeous copper tub that anchors the entire design, but what I like just as much was the color palette that they chose to surround it with. Rather than going with a stark white like so many people do in those galleries of bathroom colors 2020, this designer stuck with a far warmer color palette. The creamy beige walls and lovely granite tile make the perfect pair with the copper color of the tub.

I am one of those people that can't pick paint without actually seeing it on the wall, so the gallery of bathroom colors pictures that I found on here has been an absolute lifesaver. Obviously these spaces are not going to be an exact replica of our home, but I think that they are super helpful for me to understand how the sherwin williams paint colors that I have been trying to choose between will actually look in our rooms. We have a master with similarly styled tile and a dark vanity setup. Sure, it is a little bit outdated but we really did not want to splurge on a major overall so paint seemed like a great option. There are definitely an abundance of grey bathroom ideas all over the internet, but none had the depth that I wanted. I really like how bold this color is and I think that it could look really good in our home.

I began stalking bathroom colors pictures on here in hopes to find some inspiration for our master bathroom. Boy did this gallery deliver, because I am absolutely obsessed with the concept of this room. It is ultra cool and modern, but the subtle warm tan bathroom colors give it a more classic look to it so that it does not feel too stark (as a lot of contemporary designs can in my opinion). I love the extremely tall ceilings and use of bold architecture to provide most of the decor for the space. Simple things like a few pieces of abstract art and a lovely wood stool subtly amplify the other more dramatic decor elements. Not to mention, I love the use of ultra trendy bathroom tile ideas 2020 to really round out the "cool" vibe of the space.