THE PALE NEUTRAL BATHROOM TREND: 3 WAYS TO GET INSPIRED
There’s something almost universally appealing about the simplicity and sophistication of rooms drenched in soft pinks, cool grays, and pale sandy shades. These pale hues create a nearly neutral backdrop—one that you can personalize with color, warm up with wood, or keep unadorned for a tranquil, quiet mood that’s perfect for bathrooms of all styles and sizes.
A Traditional Take on the Pale Neutral Bathroom
Stately lines and a color palette of creams, whites and dusty pinks bring a unique charm to this Southern-flavored, spa-like escape. Not solely reserved for overtly feminine rooms, a rosy neutral color scheme creates a warm, cheerful welcome in virtually any space. With its pale rose paint and subtly patterned damask wallpaper, this classic palette is reminiscent of Southern homes, long considered the essence of charm and sophistication.
Tips for a Traditional Pale Neutral Bath
- Use color and pattern to define areas in a space. Paneled sections of pattern designate the bathing, toilet and styling zones.
- Give your neutrals depth by combining three hues of creams, almonds and pinks.
- Choose light-neutral fixtures with design details that echo the room’s architectural features.
A Transitional Twist on the Pale Neutral Bathroom
Soft, neutral hues and clean lines help make this small bathroom feel like a sophisticated beach home retreat. Sleek lines on the shower trim and sink faucet keep things simple and elegant in this calming space.
Tips for a Transitional Pale Neutral Bath
- Mirrored walls can make a petite bathroom seem more spacious.
- Using the same material on floor and walls, like this pale limestone, is another way to expand the illusion of expansiveness.
- A low-profile toilet in a similar hue to the wall helps this fixture stay subtle.
Clean and Contemporary Pale Neutral Bathroom
A mostly pale color palette and crisp, angular design make this spacious bathroom a luxurious retreat. Pale grey and white marble tiles fill the space with light, playing up the room’s height and unique angles. Honey-toned woods are growing in popularity after a long period of dark-wood cabinetry. Oak and cherry are popular choices, adding warmth to clean, modern forms.
Tips for a Contemporary Pale Neutral Bath
- If you have the space, tuck private features like the toilet into their own separate zones.
- Warm up cool marble with wood in vanities and accessories.
- A low-profile toilet in a similar hue to the wall helps this fixture stay subtle.
