24 Inspiring Green Bathroom Ideas

These days, we see a lot of bathrooms that are rooted inneutrals, but there’s nothing wrong with having some fun with color, whether that’s in the form of wallpaper, tile, or good old-fashioned paint. We’re majorly into green bathrooms these days, as this is a hue that can add elegance and personality to any space. Whether you use green alone, with one of the manycolors that go with green,甚至只是一个口音颜色,perfect hue to create a calming atmosphere in your bathroom.

The bathroom is more than just a purely utilitarian space, and it’s more than worthy ofa little decorating attention, no matter if it’s apetite powder roomor aspacious, spa-worthy suite. (If it’s the latter, we’re 100 percent jealous).

Check out our collection of some of the best green bathrooms if you need inspiration to add this fresh, natural hue to your most private room.

This beautiful green bathroom by@my_homely_decoris punctuated by a dramatic, oversized orange sink that totally works as a statement piece in this otherwise peaceful room.

Even if you’d like to deck your bathroom out in something a bit off the wall, the color green can still get the job done. The clever bathroom in thiseclectic Ohio homefeatures a unique yellow-green shade with hand-painted dashes in white.

We love how the slightly tinted green glass subway tiles add a zen vibe to the bathroom in thisvintage and antique buyer’s homein Philadelphia.

One way to pull off a green bathroom? Just add a cool accent in a bright green color. The best part? It doesn’t even have to match, just like this pretty green mirror from the eclectic powder room inLeslie Sumner’s St. Louis house.

Not ready to fully embrace a green bathroom? No worries, simply add an accent wall. This bathroom from@makingmanzanitafeatures a dark green hue that coordinates well with a dark wood vanity. They kept the rest of the bathroom white to lighten things up a bit.

Green is one of the most prevalent colors in nature, so using any green shade will automatically play a part in bringing the outdoors inside. Pair your paint color with some plants (real, fake, or a mix) to add life and texture to the space, as seen in thisPhiladelphia rowhome. Succulents or a dangling pothos are common choices for the bathroom and can be purchased inexpensively.

The bathroom is an excellent place to experiment with a funkier paint color that you might not normally incorporate in your home. If you’ve always had a soft spot for a bold green, go ahead and implement it in the loo! Let a small amount of the shade make a big splash in a powder room, as demonstrated in thisMontreal flat.

If muted colors are more your style, there’s nothing wrong with opting for something softer. This light green hue, seen in thisLA apartment, will bring springtime, spa-like vibes to your space all year round.

Whether it’s in the form of paint or tiles (as seen in thisLA bathroom), it’s a winner in our book. Emerald is bound to jazz up any bathroom and equally complements wooden, black, or white cabinetry. It also looks pretty darn fab with marble.

We’re seeing moss hues used everywhere these days—for headboards, throw pillows, and yes, even bathroom tiles! This Brooklyn space is nice and modern without being stark. Plus, we love how moss makes brass accents truly pop.

Hunter green reminds us of our favorite pair of wellies but also looks darling on the walls. The above bathroom is vintage chic and skillfully mixes traditional pieces, like a wooden chair and shelving, with more current elements, such as the sconces and brass hardware.

The tiles above are indeed green, but we don’t blame you if you had to do a double take! If Kelly green isn’t your thing, opt for a dark shade like this one to infuse drama in a space. It’s oh-so sophisticated.

Neon green isn’t for everyone, but if you’re feeling something more unique, why not opt for a shade with some personality? ThisCalifornia craftsmanshows us how it’s done. Bonus: your morning shower isreallybound to wake you up!

寻找一个快速的、负担得起的解决?选择一个科罗拉多州r that speaks to you and go to town, no intricate stencils or borders needed. ThisNew Jersey homeproves that coating a bathroom in bright green is A-OK.

Try a classic, tiled look. (Or, if you already have tiles like these, don’t be so quick to cover them up, as they can look quite nice!). A seafoam green is calming and adds a beachy vibe to any bathroom, as demonstrated in thisCalifornia home.

If there’s no way for you to paint or install new tiles, you can always add a pop of color to the floor! Geometric green tiles add a dose of funk to thisLondon bathroom. With so many floor tiles on the market today, you’ll have a blast selecting a print that best suits you. Or, try painting a green pattern on your floor.

Palm leaf it is! We love this tropical print, which is a nod to Hollywood Regency style. We’ve seen it on pillow covers, lounge chairs, and now… shower curtains, like the one in thisBrooklyn bathroom! This print will make your ordinary apartment feel hotel-like in an instant, and bring a huge dose of green color to a bathroom you can’t make permanent changes in.

If you’re into a more minimal look but still want to add some green to your space, bring on the plants! Add as many or as few as you’d like (and can care for!). Display them on cute stands or even hang them from the ceiling, as seen in thisAustralian home.

Olive green cabinetry is a show-stopper, that’s for sure. Paired with a rustic mirror like the one above, it adds a farmhouse touch to thisLouisiana rental.It can also be a great alternative to adding green paint to your walls.

Palm leaf strikes again, this time in aSan Francisco apartment! Removable wallpaper is everywhere these days, and for a good reason⁠—it’s full of life and personality while still being rental friendly. Opt for a botanical print to add a pop of color above the sink.

Wallpaperandtile? Hey, we’re digging it. Don’t be afraid to mix and match various materials and textures to create a custom look. This particular pattern of wallpaper adds a stylish Art Deco touch.

Pink and green are more than just a combo for preppy clothing⁠—the two shades will look lovely paired in your home, too. Pink tiles make for a beautiful backsplash against Kelly green walls in the small bathroom above.

What we would do to be able to get ready in this bathroom! The black clawfoot tub is already a stunner and pops against green walls with muted pink accents. The whole setup is a vintage lover’s dream.

Whether you splurge on tiles that sport a geometric pattern, play around with painting a geometric pattern on your walls, or DIY an oversized shape (arches are in right now),您可以将一个现代的绿色in your bathroom by emphasizing geometric shapes, as seen above.

See even more green bathroom inspiration in ourGreen Bathroom Image Collection.