Whenever one of my clients asks me to figure out the best bathroom colors for their home, I always go through the same 3-step process to figure it out. First I like to think about the floorpan and size of the room because the question of what is the best color for a small bathroom may be drastically different than if we are trying to figure out a shade for a much larger space. For small bathrooms I like to stay light and bright, but for large rooms the sky is the limit. Second I analyze the overall style motif that we are trying to achieve. Gray bathroom paint like we used here is actually a fantastic option if you are not sure of your style because it works perfectly for traditional or contemporary spaces. Lastly, I review any of the purchases or inspiration pieces and photos that we have come up with so far so that we can be sure that the color we choose ties everything together perfectly.

When it comes to the best bathroom colors, I really think that the sky is the limit. There is not necessarily a single shade that I would say never to use or really a go-to shade that I use all of the time. I like to treat each room as completely unique, and plan out bathroom paint colors differently for each space. Of course, the main thing that you need to figure out is what kind of overall design scheme you are going for. Each style brings with it a variety of color palette ideas. Bathroom color schemes tend to be very dependent on your style because they generally are smaller rooms than elsewhere in the home. For this modern yet beachy themed space, I loved the thought of using a bright powder blue on the wall to offset the sandy beige tile we opted for.

If anybody ever asks me what the best bathroom colors are I always say there there are no perfect colors! Each person and each home is incredibly unique, and you have to look around at your decor, architecture, accents like bathroom wall tiles, and what you want to achieve in the space before you even consider attempting to pick a shade. In general, neutrals are always a good idea purely for resale, but even if you use white or beige you don't have to be boring about it. We took popular bathroom colors and turned them upside down by tiling all of the walls of this room with awesome wood grain tile. It gave such a cool look to the space while still staying within that popular neutral palette.

I always tell people that the best bathroom colors are simple and neutral shades that can transform with you as your style preferences change over the years (or if there is the possibility of new homeowners in the future). With this being said, for your more expensive elements like tile, countertops etc. I try to stick with simple beiges, whites, and grey. You can go a bit crazier with bathroom paint ideas because these are so much easier and less expensive to switch up over the years (or months) if you get bored. For this home, we kept things pretty monochromatic and all within the same taupey beige shade from the tile to the paint. I wanted the bathroom wall colors in this room to blend into the tile for a seamless and clean look.

My interior designer told me that the best bathroom colors for the traditional meets modern design that we were going for would be varying shades of grey. Unfortunately, now that the color that we picked is actually up on the wall, I really do not love it. Everybody keeps raving about this shade (called Comfort Grey) as one of the most popular bathroom colors 2019, but paired with the rich smokey tile on the shower, floors, and walls, I think that it is way too much of the same type of shade. Not only am I not liking the monochromatic vibe, but I think that all of the grey is kind of depressing to look at every morning. What do you all think? Is this the best paint for bathrooms of this style or do you think I should switch to a different color like white, rich navy, or even a deep hunter green?