1Emerald Pretty
Michael Alan Kaskel Black and white surrounds are enhanced by a jewel-tone green vanity in this sophisticated bath designed by KitchenLab Interiors.
2Black Magic
Marco Rica Designer Wesley Moon illustrates the unrivaled chic-ness of an all-black bath underscored with just a hint of white in this Upper East Side retreat.
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3Cabana Chic
Osborne and Little Nothing is as classic as a black and white cabana stripe, as displayed in this marvelous bath designed by Maureen Stevens Designs.
4Set in Stone
Tim Williams PhotographyWhite-veined black marble and a high-grain wood vanity strike up a stunning contrast in this alluring bath cued up by J. Fisher Interiors.
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5Chalk it Up
Ryan DauschTo lend a main-floor powder room a bit of irreverence, designer Allison Garcy elected to contrast white fixtures with black chalkboard walls.
6Hush Hour
Gordon Beall PhotographyBlack and white has a reputation for skewing formal, but as the firm Anne Decker Architects illustrates in this zen-as-can-be bath, opting for rustic finishes can make the combo feel casually chic.
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7Mad About Plaid
Annie SchlechterTake the lead from Ayromloo Design and spring for a black and white tile in a classic pattern like plaid to add verve to a powder room.
8Fronds with Benefits
Haris KenjarWallpaper never fails in a powder room, so why not make it black and white wallpaper in a mesmerizing pattern? For this stately bath, Brio Interior Design used a captivating frond-flocked paper.
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9The Luxe Stuff
Dan PiassickBlack and white is the zenith of sophistication, so why not opt for an abundance of show-stopping elements in black and white, as the firm Denise McGaha Interiors does in this ultra-luxe bath?
10Bottle Service
Karyn MilletWhite fixtures stand in dramatic contrast to custom, black-framed bottle glass windows in this show-piece bath designed by the firm Chris Barrett Design.
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11Marble Moment
Stephen KarlischA hyper-luxe tub crafted of black and white marble makes this bath designed by the firm Denise McGaha Interiors an avant-garde affair.
12Strike-Through
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13Butterfly Effect
Sara Essex Bradley Playful white trompe l'oeil pieces backed by an exuberant black-and-white butterfly-flocked wallpaper make this powder room designed by Eclectic Home New Orleans feel wonderfully whimsical.
14Celestial Mood
Michael Alan KaskelTo make white orb pendants appear like glowing planets, firm Jasmin Reese Interiors made the genius call to back them with a gridded black backdrop.
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15New Romantics
Helen NormanA romantic French armoire feels like perfection when contrasted with classic black and white elements in this beautiful bath designed by the firm Kathryn Ivey Interiors.
16Marble Madness
Ken Tate Architect Ken Tate Architect shows the unrivaled risk-taking potential of black and white in this next-level bath clad almost entirely in black and white marble.
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17Graphic Content
Michael Alan KaskelIn this bath designed by KitchenLab Interiors, shades of taupe are energized by a graphic tile floor featuring pops of black and white.
18In Bloom
Michael Alan KaskelA predominantly black and white palette can be a low-risk way to incorporate an all-over floral wallpaper, as illustrated in this charming bath designed by KitchenLab Interiors.
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19Global Sophistication
Stephen KarlischFor this intriguing bath, KitchenLab Interiors adopted a black and white palette to make a variety of shapes, textures, and global influences go off without a hitch.
20Home on the Range
Michael ParteneoFor a bath located in a Montana ranch home, firm Koo de Kir Architectural Interiors uses a black and white statement tile in the shower surround to cultivate a mood that feels both sophisticated and rustic.

Marisa S. Martin is a writer for Chairish and previously worked for One Kings Lane. An ardent vintage enthusiast, she loves a good throwback trend story and believes there’s nothing a bit of brass can’t fix.
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