Timeless, classic, calming and cool. Whether you’re building a full gray or a canvas for your favorite decor, these gray bathrooms prove how dynamic shade can be.
Mirrors and patterns
The multi-tone wallpaper and large mirror in the design prove that gray can be dynamic when used correctly. The depth created by the patterned wall and the reflection of the mirror give the illusion of a larger space.
Gray with a touch of blue
For lighter gray bathrooms, dark blue accents are perfect for balancing the brightness. The midnight blue of the finished tub ties the bathroom together, adding deeper value to the naturally lit space.
Deep in
This stunning bathroom in the home of fashion manager Trent Wisehart is full of many shades of gray that create depth in a smaller space. as benefits.
Warm gray accents
In this unique, library-inspired bathroom, window frames, doorways and window frames complement the extensive collection of vintage books and fine art. and creates an inviting space with warm gray accents on the tub.
Gilded style
Filled with artistic touches, this bathroom is classically Parisian with a golden chandelier that adds sophisticated appeal to the monochromatic space. has the atmosphere.
Floor-focused
If you’re looking for a minimalist slim look, make the floor your focal point without getting in the way of your bathroom. In this modern bathroom designed by Daryl Carter, striped stone tiles draw the eye down while complementing the space’s simple design.
Expression mirrors
The master bathroom in this bohemian Soho Loft features simple white accessories and charcoal to complement the ornate, antique Italian mirrors. color is using tile floor.
Touches of red
If you want a gray design but aren’t quite sure, a burst of color is the perfect solution. The dark tiles and gray floor can be instantly brightened with just a touch of red.
Farmhouse style
Farmhouse style adds a rustic twist to a traditional black and white bathroom, creating a serene and cozy escape.
Small touches
In this restored farmhouse, the bathroom was transformed with very simple touches. The wood-panelled walls and window frames have been painted low-contrast grays, succeeding in making the unique, original structure the focal point of this historic bathroom.
