BATH HILLSBOROUGH – BUIDRITE LLC REMODELING AND CONSTRUCTION
A black-and-white bathroom color scheme can be both classic and contemporary. Whether you use black on the walls and ceiling or through tile and hardware, the contrast it creates when paired with white makes for a crisp, neutral look that’s anything but boring.
Modern Bathroom with Black Vanity
A stylish black vanity is the showstopper in this modern black-and-white bathroom. Brass hardware and lighting add warmth and an additional layer of color to break up the two-tone space. If you’re using a minimal bathroom color palette, a good way to break up solid colors without introducing a new color is with pattern, such as this geometric floor tile. It adds great visual interest, plays with scale, and breaks up large solid surfaces.
Black-and-White Bathroom Floor Tile
Patterned black-and-white floor tile grounds this otherwise neutral bathroom. The small-scale organic pattern juxtaposes a solid white rectangular tub. The built-in wood shelves and paint-dipped stool pull in shades of brown found in the tile and bring in a natural element to warm up the space.
Bathroom with Black and Brass Accents
A mix of linear and organic black-and-white accents make up this stunning small bathroom. The black lines of the glass shower door contrast the small-scale pattern on the floor tile and complement the black vanity and mirror frame. Brass hardware, wood accents and houseplants warm up the space and create a layered look.
Black Paneled Shower Door
Tiles of various colors and shapes are used in this black-and-white bathroom to visually separate the shower and vanity area. A black shower door adds an industrial touch and a bright white vanity and marble wall tiles brighten the look. While brass is a trendy choice for hardware, you can’t go wrong with polished chrome—it pairs well with other metals and will never go out of style.
Conclusion
Bathroom ideas are always evolving, but one thing is sure, black and white bathrooms will remain a classic look as they have been popular throughout history and are still popular today. Further, it doesn’t have to be an all-or-nothing color scheme. This look can be varied with the addition of natural textures and other colors to keep it interesting. In the end, it is the perfect color palette for traditional and modern bathroom design.
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