A black bathroom will add drama and contrast to your home.
If you’re just dipping your toes in the water, a classic black-and-white bathroom is a safe choice.
Add a splash of black to the walls through wallpaper, tile, paint, or beaded board.
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Or incorporate it in small doses through light fixtures and cabinet hardware.
Black and white hexagonal tile extends the colors onto the floor and its rosette details introduce a small-scale pattern.
Usecontrasting groutto add definition and emphasize the arrangement of the tile.
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It has a mural-like quality and its modern twist on traditional wall tile instantly draws the eye.
Brass shower hardware breaks up the black and white color palette and adds a touch of warmth.
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Don’t ignore the fifth wallthe ceiling.
Turn this overhead space into an unexpected design feature by painting it black.
A fresh coat of black paint instantly modernizes this bathroom and a slate-gray floor tile mirrors the dark-toned ceiling.
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Classic white floor-to-ceiling subway tile brightens up the bathroom and dark grout emphasizes its linear arrangement.
A shiplap ceiling and wainscoting incorporate a trendy element that gives the space an updated feel.
You could also buy different sized towels in slightly different shades to create an ombre effect.
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Yes, black floors can show dirt and water stains more than a lighter-colored tile would.
However, regular cleaning will keep them looking their best.
Adding mirrors and reflective, chrome surfaces will make a room feel larger.
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Bright white light bulbs will also help minimize shadows in the space and help it look its best.
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