We just cant get enough blue baby blue, slate blue, teal blue navy blue, sky blue.
Let this unrivaled color inspire your bathroom regardless of where youre at on your design or renovation journey.
Tile accentuates that beach house feel.
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A vintage gold mirror and sketched blue patterns give this bathroom a beautiful makeover.
Dazzle With Jewel Tones
Reema Desai Boldes.
Jewel tones are just as suitable for your bathroom as your primarybedroom.
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But wall texture, like this ‘tongue and groove’ paneling, easily complements patterned wallpaper without clashing.
Say Hello To Baby Blue
Don’t underestimate a subtle statement.
Sometimes, you just need a wall color to fly under the radar.
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Baby blue is perfect: It makes a room feel calm without drawing attention to itself.
Here, coral pink and baby blue are the ultimate power duo.
Make Surprising Selections
Blue and white have stood the test of time.
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Their harmonious marriage is one of the most flattering color schemes for your Southern bathroom.
Double Up
Blue is one of the most versatile hues in the interior design world.
Bring Back Retro Patterns
you could’t go wrong with anostalgicpattern or two in a Southern bathroom.
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Blue is less common in vintage color schemes, allowing you to surprise guests.
Go All In
Teal is an energizing, brightening color perfect for a bathroom.
Paint all the walls and ceiling this stunning color for maximum impact.
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Let The Outside Lead
Look to Mother Nature for inspiration from plants, florals, and more.
Subtle Tones
This unique vanity almost resembles a cloud a fitting element for this soothing blue bathroom.
Feminine light blues are ideal for creating the perfect calmingpowder room.
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This timeless shade pairs well with dark woods, white furnishings, and different metal finishes.
Consider painting your bathroom furnishings ortrimblue.
Wow With Wallpaper
Who said bathrooms have to be stale and serious?
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Liven up your bathroom with a funky wallpaper pattern to liven up the space.
Don’t Overlook Tiles
Blues shine as mosaic tiles.
Outdoor light reflects beautifully on blue tiles, and a combination of calming shades create visual interest.
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Look Up, Down, And All Around
Not sure where to incorporate a pop of color?
Get creative and try the floor.
Blue pairs well with common bathroom colors, making it ideal for atilefloor.
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Turn Heads
Maybe a simple line mosaic doesn’t add the visual interest you’re looking for.
Mosaics have a rich history and offer many patterns to choose from.
The pattern above is called a Greek meander andsymbolizeseternity and unity.
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Slate blue is just the right amount of darkness for a bathroom.
Though more common in grayscale, this light blue ceramic wall tile is stunning in a modern bathroom.
Welcome wallpaper in your bathroom in a classic blue and white.
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Look Outside For Inspiration
We find design inspiration everywhere including outside.
Patterns on the wallpaper, shades, and plant pots give this bathroom a cohesive look.
As always, we love a relaxing blue for ourcurtains.
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