Bathroom Ideas
1. Mix and metallic match. Mixed metals meet mixed wall and floor patterns in this 1911 San Francisco house’s updated powder room. Traditional wood wainscoting, painted blue, grounds the whimsical, geode-like wall treatment above it.Tell us: How do you make your powder room walls stand out? Let us know in the Comments.More102 Eye-Popping Powder Rooms7 Striking Paint Colors for Your Powder RoomFind an interior designer in your areaSee more powder rooms
11. Clean and classic. Bright white walls (Decorator’s White by Benjamin Moore) paired with a classic blue vanity (Gentleman’s Gray by Benjamin Moore) and gold fixtures get some added visual contrast with stacked white tiles. “We stacked the tile instead of going with the staggered brick pattern because the space with the vanity is very tight, so going with a stacked design on the tile gave it a more open look,” Alex Ushyarov of New York’s Gallery Kitchen & Bath says.How to Choose the Right Tile Layout
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