1Blue Tiles
Alison Gootee/Studio DCover the lower half of your bathroom's walls with diagonal tiles to bring texture and color into your space. For added dimension, opt for tile with a balanced mix of lighter and darker shades, like the one shown here.
2Nautical Design
Stacy BassThis royal blue shade works well with silver or bright colors, such as yellow. Lean into the nautical aesthetic with a submarine-style mirror and ocean-inspired art.
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3Bold Flooring
Alec HemerYou can't go wrong with blue and white. Keeping the color on the floor brightens the space without being overwhelming.
4Pops of Color
Rachel ShingletonBrighten up an all-blue bathroom with contrasting colors, like yellow and orange. In this case, a yellow pendant light and framed artwork offset variations of cobalt.
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5A Touch of Glamour
Aaron ColussiThe touches of navy throughout this bathroom — from the underside of the tub to the window's curtain — bring the drama (and it's a perfect match for the gold accessories).
6Brush Stroke Wallpaper
Mike GartenWith warm blue hues and clean patterned lines, this wallpaper evokes a zen feeling. Keep the rest of the space completely white, so the blue can really pop.
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7Dusty Blue Accent
David TsayPaint the vanity in a dusty blue shade to complement the bathroom's timeless elements, including the herringbone tile backsplash and brushed gold hardware.
8Moody Blue Walls
Beatriz da CostaA textured wall covering instantly enhances even the smallest bathroom. Add even more color with fresh flowers and decorative accents in contrasting hues.
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9A Powerful Color Combo
Keith Scott MortonBy painting the walls blue, everything else in the room — the clawfoot tub, medicine cabinet and shower curtain — is given the space to shine.
10Painted Tub
Nassima RothackerAdding a coat of cool blue to the underside of your bathtub brings the illusion of a spa-like space.
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11A Farmhouse Look
Lincoln BarbourLet your bathroom door do the talking. Paint the door bright blue, then keep the rest of the space neutral to stay true to the farmhouse aesthetic.
12Mother Nature
Christopher DibbleBring the outside in with botanical-inspired wallpaper, like designer Kerry Hoyt-Pack did in this ultra-glam space. Sprinkle in gold and white accents for a nice contrast.
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13Mix Chevron and Floral
Jessica BordnerChevron tiles never go out of style, especially when they come in the color blue. Pair 'em with bold floral wallpaper and gold accessories like Ginny Macdonald did in this colorful bathroom.
14Tile All Over
Sara Ligorria-TrampVintage meets modern in this bathroom with blue tile walls, a statement pendant and gold embellishments.
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15Bright Blue Vanity
Paul Versluis KearneyDesigner Tamara Day makes the most of this small bathroom by turning the blue vanity into a focal point, paired with a hexagon mirror and geometric tile.
16Cornflower Blue Accents
Monica BuckWith the basic shower stall and rustic-style sink, the blue linen curtains offer a splash of color.
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17Skirted Sink
David TsayHide the under-the-sink mess with a striped skirt, which also adds a dose of color to an otherwise all-white space.
18Cool Blue
Jean AllsoppCool colors refresh any space. Go for powder blue cabinetry instead of traditional white for a subtle statement.
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19Soft Blues and Whites
Getty Images/ M. Eric HoneycuttThis soft shade of blue transforms any bathroom into a warm and calming atmosphere. Pair it with off-white furniture for a continued sense of ease.
20Vertical Shiplap Wall
Mint Candy DesignsAreeba of Mint Candy Designs painted a shiplap accent wall in a smokey blue with a satin finish. Paired with the brass vanity lights, barn-style mirrors and simple white vanity, the blue makes a bold statement.

Mariah Thomas (she/her) is an assistant editor for Good Housekeeping, where she covers home and lifestyle content. Mariah has more than four years of editorial experience, having written for TLC, Apartment Therapy, Women's Health and Avocado Magazine. She received her master's degree in journalism at the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism and published her first book, Heart and Soul: Poems of Thoughts and Emotions, in 2019. She's also the founder of RTF Community, a platform for creatives of color to connect, learn and showcase their work.
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