So many of our clients have been asking us for trends in bathroom colors 2019. I think this is a perfect example of what is hot in luxury bathroom design these days. The grey trend is still very much alive this year, whether that be in kitchens, living areas or bathroom color schemes. Last year we saw these shades frequently used as wall paint, but this year we are seeing it used on cabinetry and vanities like in this stunning on suite bath. I personally love this idea because I have grown tired of those traditional white finishes that have been so popular recently. Beautiful grey bathroom paint colors have such an elegant look especially when paired with the right accents. My pick is always rubbed brass hardware, a simple wall color, and light granite or marble countertop. These elements put together creates the perfect mix of contemporary style and traditional elegance. I encourage you to have fun with these trends and mix up your color palettes a bit at home. As always, check out our portfolio for more fabulous design ideas.

Lets talk about trends in bathroom paint colors for 2019. In past years we have seen subtle blue palettes as the gold standard in home design, but now warmer neutral shades as seen in this beautiful master bath are gaining in popularity. We used to utilize bathroom wall colors to make the primary design statement, with tile, fixtures and countertops being secondary. However, this year, we see that trend being turned upside down. Now paint colors are merely an accent to bolder decorative accents, intricate tile work, and stylish vanities. This master bathroom offers a great example of how you can use these bathroom color ideas totransition your current decor to a more update style. The homeowner kept the old simple white vanities and blush granite counter tops, but painted the walls a nice taupe shade (they were previously a rich navy). The result is a calming monotone design that highlights the beautiful detailing on the tile floors and tub surround. Even better, the entire space looks completely different for only the cost of a can of paint.

I have spent quite some time browsing bathroom paint ideas lately because we are in the middle of a home remodel. Its so hard to sift through all the photos to find a design that is perfect for our home. This beautiful bathroom is the closest I have found so far. I love how the designer used bathroom paint colors that are bold and earthy rather than all of those stark whites and greys that are so popular these days. I would consider my personal style to be rustic with a twist of contemporary. So for me, the dark wood with sleek lines and muted browns really stand out to me. I love how the mosaic tile on the shower and jacuzzi pulls in all of the colors throughout the room and really unifies the look. To me, the best bathroom colors are those that catch your eye and make a strong design statement. I think we will incorporate a similar shade in our master bath, and perhaps add a nice contrasting shade for a fun twist. I am excited to show you what we come up with after the whole project is complete.

We have been compiling our list of popular bathroom colors for 2019 and are finding some rather interesting trends. The year 2018 saw a lot of white and grey tones, with a renewed interest in marble (both real and faux) paired with shiny polished chrome fixtures. Designers seem to be moving away from those color schemes this year, and instead have begun embracing more earthy tones. The bathroom paint colors in this home are a great example of this. I love how the blend of taupe, khaki and ivory creates a monotone palette that screams understated elegance. In fact, between the gorgeous natural stone tile and the wall colors, the entire space has the look of an upscale spa isnt that what we all want our home to feel like! For 2019 we are also seeing new product lines come out specifically formulated for bathrooms. As you may know, the best paint for bathrooms is resistant to mold and mildew, can withstand humid conditions, and is extremely durable. Keep your eye out for even better versions of these formulas in the coming year.

Selecting the right bathroom paint colors for a small space is an important part of maximizing the appearance of size. Light and bright paint colors make a room seem larger and more open, whereas dark tones give a cramped and enclosed feeling. In my experience, the best small bathroom paint colors are those in the beige or tan family like in this room. These shades are in that light neutral palette you are looking for, but they still have an element of style to them. Just because you are working with a limited floorplan, does not mean that you cannot still have a great looking space. The simple tan bathroom colors shown here make the room feel elegant, while at the same time keeping it quite open. The brown panelled vanity and tub surround contrast the paint color nicely, and give another element of style to the space. If you are not a fan of these beige color schemes, I also recommend nice grey or pale blue small bathroom paint colors. Again, these simple shades make the room appear larger than it is, while still adding a great element of decor.

Bathroom paint is one of those key design elements that is often overlooked by the time you are finished picking out tile, vanities and fixtures. This is unfortunate because wall color can actually make a huge difference in the overall look of a space. This is especially true for bathrooms because they generally have a relatively small floor plan. As such, the wrong bathroom paint colors can make an otherwise lovely design fall flat. A shade too dark may give that cramped cave-like feel; whereas, a bright white shade may highlight every speck of dirt in the tiny space. The best bathroom paint colors are ones that add a pop of color without overwhelming the space. When in doubt I always suggest soft blue or grey shades like in this gorgeous bathroom. They provide the perfect backdrop to nearly any granite or marble color and are bold enough to make a statement, without being two dark. Also, look for paint that is specifically formulated for bathrooms. These varieties resist mildew and hold up much better in humid environments.