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Ready to give your bathroom a fresh update for 2024 and beyond?
From dramatic and bold to soft and neutral, anything goes. Bathroom spaces can be anything you want as far as decor and paint colors—especially if you have a small bathroom space. There isn't as much of a commitment in bathrooms as there is in living rooms, dining rooms, or anywhere with lots of square footage and foot traffic.
At Brush & Roll Painting, our team is made up of painters who have an eye for design and color. For Interior Painting projects, we work with a local designer to provide a free consultation. This ensures that you can be confident in the color decisions for your project.
An inviting paint color can make all the difference in your space. If you're scratching your head with where to start and want to banish those blank walls, take a look at this list of popular bathroom paint colors for 2024.
A fresh coat of gray paint can set the tone to calming and soothing (a vibe all of us can get behind).
Gray brings a sense of sophistication and never, ever goes out of style. You can't go wrong with gray to tie a look together, especially if you want your bathroom to feel in sync with the rest of your home's interior.
Try a shade like Benjamin Moore's Edgecomb Gray, which is equal parts warm and cool with unique undertones to reflect light.
If you want to include color in your bathroom, there’s no better option other than light blue. The color that resembles the sea is a perfect match for your bathroom, as it creates a spa-like atmosphere.
Light or aqua blues are neutral enough to complement most existing design elements in your bathroom and are still colorful enough to make a statement and reflect light.
A saturated, moody green is one of our favorite unexpected shades. In a small-scale space like a bathroom, dark green paint makes a big impact. It can make your space feel warm and inviting, as well as dramatic and stylish.
Another deep shade that's basically a neutral, navy blue is a foolproof hue that's ideal in any space. It looks extra stunning in bathrooms because it can actually make your space look larger, and it contrasts beautifully with white tile or trim.
Cheery yellow brightens up a space in a snap. Yellow is an energetic color, but it can also create serenity in a bathroom space. Especially in a small space, yellow makes a subtle statement and pairs with most styles and decor.
Best of all, even if the rest of your home's interior is neutral and doesn't "match" a yellow bathroom, a bathroom's paint color can stand on its own!
We promise that black isn't a scary paint color! Just like your favorite black dress or shirt, it goes with everything and instantly looks good. There's no greater contrast than black paint with a white tub, sink, or molding. Try Benjamin Moore's Onyx, and you'll most certainly want to join the dark side.
This seems obvious, but with all the color choices available out there, white is actually a unique selection for bathroom walls. Your bathroom is your sanctuary, and you should be able to relax and unwind—white is a tranquil shade, and you can always count on it to refresh your space.
Chantilly Lace by Benjamin Moore is a great choice for white bathroom walls.
If you are struggling to find the perfect shade for your next bathroom paint project, consider one of these 2024 bathroom colors.
At Brush & Roll Painting in Omaha, NE, we use high-quality paint like Aura by Benjamin Moore. With qualities made for bathrooms and the right prep work, your new bathroom paint job will look flawless for years.
It's important that you are confident through each step of your interior painting project, including choosing the color. Download your interior painting project checklist by clicking the button below.
Bill is the owner and operator of Brush & Roll Painting. Bill Carlson is a second-generation painter. He grew up working with his father’s painting and restoration company. After graduating from Bennington High School, he served in the US Navy, traveling with the boxing team. While this was a great opportunity to see the world, it also made him realize how much he loved his little world here in Nebraska. He settled back into the painting industry, working with his brother. It wasn’t long before Bill’s entrepreneurial spirit pushed him to start his own business. Always one for a challenge, he longed to prove to himself that he could be as successful on his own as both his dad and brother were.
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