Why shouldn’t spending time in your bathroom feel like a luxury? It's a room that often gets overlooked for a makeover, simply because of its size. But that's just it—you still want to maximize the space and style it to your liking, no matter what the situation is. Whether you’re dealing with a small bathroom, or a bathroom with no windows, or you just want to make mornings feel more like a day at the spa, these best bathroom paint colors will breathe new life into your powder room. We've got rustic paint colors to match the rest of your farmhouse style, spa paint colors, and more, in a range of price points to accommodate your budget. Browse our picks below, and check out the best neutral paint colors and the best bedroom paint colors here if you need a little more inspiration.
Small Bathroom Paint Colors
“I suggest choosing lights and whites over dark and bold as these colors make a room feel larger,” says EasyCare color expert Cynthia Cornell. “White reflects light, amplifying whatever light you may have in the room and you can always accessorize to make a splash.”
Paint Colors for Bathrooms With No Windows
“[For bathrooms with no windows], I suggest choosing lights and whites over dark and bold colors, as lighter colors make a room feel larger,” says Cornell. “White reflects light, amplifying whatever light you may have in the room—and you can always accessorize with fluffy yellow or lime green towels to make a splash.”
Spa Paint Colors for Bathrooms
In this nautical-inspired bath, a navy tub anchors the room, while a soft Robin’s egg blue sets a fresh backdrop. “When creating color combinations, find colors that share similar undertone,” says Benjamin Moore color marketing and development manager, Hannah Yeo. “For instance, using variation of one color family is easy on the eye. Think of a sky blue, gray blue, an off-white with blue undertone and a deep navy in a matte finish. A monochromatic color scheme creates the least amount of contrast that results in a soothing combination.”
Rustic Paint Colors for Bathrooms
“More and more, we’re seeing homeowners opting for rich, moody hues in their homes—including bathrooms, both large and small,” says vice president of color and creative services at Behr, Erika Woelfel. “It seems counterintuitive, but painting a small space with a dark shade can add an instant wow factor to the bathroom.”