Powder Room Palettes: 10 Great Color Options
See how paint, tile and wallpaper in 10 colorful shades add style, drama and fun to these powder rooms
Bryan Anthony
October 25, 2023
If you can’t decide what color palette is right for your powder room, let this collection of stylish hues inspire you. Check out the following 10 powder rooms in a rainbow of different colors and then click the story link below each one to find even more inspiration.
1. The Power of Pink
Hexagonal tiles are trendy in bathrooms, so perhaps it’s no surprise that Design Solutions used a pink wallpaper featuring the six-sided shape, with a 3D look, to add dimension to this Miami powder room.
Powder Room Palettes: 10 Pinks That Pop
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Hexagonal tiles are trendy in bathrooms, so perhaps it’s no surprise that Design Solutions used a pink wallpaper featuring the six-sided shape, with a 3D look, to add dimension to this Miami powder room.
Powder Room Palettes: 10 Pinks That Pop
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2. Ravishing Reds
The matte black sink, mirror frame and towel hook pop against the bold red wallpaper in this Jackson Hole, Wyoming, powder room designed by CLB Architects. A single exposed-bulb pendant on the left side of the mirror adds a stylish touch.
Powder Room Palettes: 10 Radiant Reds
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The matte black sink, mirror frame and towel hook pop against the bold red wallpaper in this Jackson Hole, Wyoming, powder room designed by CLB Architects. A single exposed-bulb pendant on the left side of the mirror adds a stylish touch.
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3. Purple Pizazz
Creative Tonic - Courtnay Tartt Elias covered the walls and the ceiling in this Houston powder room in a light purple grasscloth. The stunning floating vanity made of marble is another standout feature.
Powder Room Palettes: 10 Purples That Pack a Punch
Creative Tonic - Courtnay Tartt Elias covered the walls and the ceiling in this Houston powder room in a light purple grasscloth. The stunning floating vanity made of marble is another standout feature.
Powder Room Palettes: 10 Purples That Pack a Punch
1. Haute Herringbone
Handmade dark green subway tiles laid in a herringbone pattern on the vanity wall make for an elegant vision in this Los Angeles powder room by John McClain Design. The brass wall scones, mirror frame and vanity legs team up well with the green tile.
Powder Room Palettes: 10 Gorgeous Greens
Handmade dark green subway tiles laid in a herringbone pattern on the vanity wall make for an elegant vision in this Los Angeles powder room by John McClain Design. The brass wall scones, mirror frame and vanity legs team up well with the green tile.
Powder Room Palettes: 10 Gorgeous Greens
5. Lovely Light Blues
The wainscoting and walls in this Brooklyn, New York, powder room are painted the same dusty light blue shade. Designer Alison Jennison added encaustic cement floor tiles to work in some pattern and even more dashes of blue.
Powder Room Palettes: 10 Light Blues to Love
The wainscoting and walls in this Brooklyn, New York, powder room are painted the same dusty light blue shade. Designer Alison Jennison added encaustic cement floor tiles to work in some pattern and even more dashes of blue.
Powder Room Palettes: 10 Light Blues to Love
6. Dark Blue Drama
The lower half of this minimalist London powder room by MAC Building Solutions is clad in teal subway tiles that provide a lovely contrast to the dark blue painted walls above. The antique convex mirror and classic white porcelain sink complete the scene.
Powder Room Palettes: 10 Handsome Dark Blues
The lower half of this minimalist London powder room by MAC Building Solutions is clad in teal subway tiles that provide a lovely contrast to the dark blue painted walls above. The antique convex mirror and classic white porcelain sink complete the scene.
Powder Room Palettes: 10 Handsome Dark Blues
7. Browns to Behold
One of the best ways to bring brown tones into a powder room is through wood. The team at LMK Interiors added a stunning custom wood vanity to this San Francisco powder room that steals the show.
Powder Room Palettes: 10 Browns That Go Beyond Neutral
One of the best ways to bring brown tones into a powder room is through wood. The team at LMK Interiors added a stunning custom wood vanity to this San Francisco powder room that steals the show.
Powder Room Palettes: 10 Browns That Go Beyond Neutral
8. Stunning in Black
The vanity wall in this Austin, Texas, powder room by Studio Seiders is covered in black zellige tiles. These handmade tiles, known for embracing imperfection, provide a dark contrast to the crisp white floating marble sink.
Powder Room Palettes: 10 Beauties in Black
The vanity wall in this Austin, Texas, powder room by Studio Seiders is covered in black zellige tiles. These handmade tiles, known for embracing imperfection, provide a dark contrast to the crisp white floating marble sink.
Powder Room Palettes: 10 Beauties in Black
9. Sensational Silvers
The marble-top pedestal vanity, ornate plaster-frame mirror, silver metallic wallpaper and drum-shade wall sconce give this San Francisco powder room by Lisa Rubenstein - Real Rooms Design a classically handsome look.
Powder Room Palettes: 10 Silvers That Shine Brightly
The marble-top pedestal vanity, ornate plaster-frame mirror, silver metallic wallpaper and drum-shade wall sconce give this San Francisco powder room by Lisa Rubenstein - Real Rooms Design a classically handsome look.
Powder Room Palettes: 10 Silvers That Shine Brightly
10. Gorgeous Golds
The vanity wall in this Austin, Texas, powder room by Cornerstone Architects looks like it’s made of bricks painted gold, but it’s actually clad in tiles with a shiny gold distressed finish. Brass wall-mounted faucets and a clear globe pendant light complete the scene.
Powder Room Palettes: 10 Glorious Golds
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The vanity wall in this Austin, Texas, powder room by Cornerstone Architects looks like it’s made of bricks painted gold, but it’s actually clad in tiles with a shiny gold distressed finish. Brass wall-mounted faucets and a clear globe pendant light complete the scene.
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Love the mirror! Classic!
#2 has been a favorite for awhile now. And #4 may now make it a tie.
I’m remodeling and love these articles and enjoy reading the comments. The one thing that makes me a little bit nutty is I see these gorgeous tiles, sinks, etc. but I have no idea who makes them. For example, I’m really digging #10, the “gold brick“ tile. But can’t figure out where to get it or what it is. One time I emailed the designer, and they got back to me on some wallpaper, which was very kind. But I don’t want to have to do this each time.