Spruce up your space, but not with ho-hum shades.
A bathroom is a place to start and end the day, or simply refresh.
I honestly have a hard time taking any color off the table for anything!
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says Amanda Louise Campbell ofAmanda Louise Interiorsin Greenville, South Carolina.
“These shades can often make a room feel dark and dingy.”
Do: Reach for distinct colors.
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Dont let the bathroom be an afterthought, and give it a little personality with paint.
Whether its an energizing blue or soft pink, embrace your shade.
Forthis vanity, the homeowner splashed it withSherwin-Williams Pink Shadow (SW 0007).
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A bright white can feel so sterile and cold alongside all the marble and tile, says designerKhaki Daniel.
Do: Opt for soft whites instead.
Keep the clinical feeling at bay by selecting a creamier shade.
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Do: Go a more natural route.
Cool tones like soft blues, greens, and grays are usually better choices, explains Brackett.
84)is the just-right hue forthis bathroom.
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Glossy paints can cause excessive glare and make moisture and imperfections more noticeable in a bathroom, says Brackett.
Do: Stick to subtle finishes.
While its fun to select a bold paint, consider the other elements of the room and scale first.
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Do: Strike a balance with your palette.
Subdued tones will offer a spa-like, relaxing atmosphere.
However, that doesn’t mean you cant infuse your bathroom with color.
Credit: Laurey W. Glenn; Styling: Liz Strong
