“I dream my painting, and I paint my dream.” – Vincent Willem van Gogh

Are you tired of staring at your boring bathroom walls with their ho-hum white paint? While there’s nothing wrong with a white bathroom, there’s a world of color out there. But how do you choose the right color when there are millions of shades to choose from.

The first step is to consider your options and look at several bathroom color schemes. This will help you get inspired and find the perfect color scheme for your bathroom. When choosing your bathroom wall color, consider the size of the bathroom, the amount of light, the architectural style, and the energy you want to create in the room.

These bathroom color schemes will help you decide what color to paint your walls.

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1. Black Paint Ideas for Small Bathrooms

If you want to create a bold and sophisticated look, painting your bathroom black is a daring choice. When done correctly, it can even help your bathroom to feel larger. If you have a small bathroom and are hesitant to commit to black, try painting the trim black. This look will define your walls, incorporate black, and work in any size bathroom.

If you’re ready to commit to black, try pairing it with a white subway tile. Reserve the tile to the lower half while painting the upper half solid black. This design creates a continuous and uniform look to trick the eye into thinking the room is bigger and taller than it really is.

Pair your black with gilded and gold accents. This combination is the perfect color for giving your small bath an expensive and luxurious feel. For this look, try to keep the black almost monochromatic, with black painted walls from floor to ceiling and black colored shower and floor tile.

2. Bright Color Paint Ideas for Small Bathrooms

Choosing a bright color for your bathroom will breathe life and energy into your powder room—and it’s your chance to use your favorite color. To make this color choice work, you’ll want to stick with one bold and bright color while painting everything else in the bathroom neutral. That way, your bathroom decor doesn’t compete with each other.