Bold or quiet, these hues will upgrade a petite space.
One great way to make your small bathroom stand out from the crown?
An unexpectedcoat of paint.
Photo:The Carter Cottage
Does tangerine make you smile?
Opt forKnockout Orangeby Sherwin-Williams, which the team atOyster Creek Studiosused to coat a campaign-style vanity.
It creates a striking focal point that adds personality and energy to the room.
Analicia Herrmannfor Oyster Creek Studios
The surrounding walls are painted in Benjamin Moores Chantilly Lace in semi-gloss to not feel too muted.
The clients had seen a dark blue kitchen and had saved the image for ages, she says.
For a more subtle effect, look to a wispy gray to add an airy, elevated feel.
Jennifer Hughes Photographyfor Azali Kassum Design
We chose a soft, airy blue wall painted withGray Wispby Benjamin Moore.
It boasts subtle moody undertones, striking the perfect balance between calm and contrast.
The wainscoting in this powder room initially felt too traditional for the homeowner, explains Papier.
Laurey Glenn Photographyfor Whitney McGregor Designs
Rosemary by Sherwin-Williams
Mary Margaret Smithfor Kelly Neely Interiors
Find yourself a little paint adverse?
Don’t forget the power of textiles as well!
They’re the perfect place to add color and character.
Christy Kosnic Photographyfor Third Street Architecture
Papier did just that for this little girl’s room, opting forRevel BlueandIcelandic(both by Sherwin-Williams).
In doing so, the space doesn’t skewtoojuvenile.
Margaret Rajicfor Natalie Papier
Mary Margaret Smithfor Kelly Neely Interiors
The Carter Cottage
Emery Davis Photographyfor Oyster Creek Studios
Christy Kosnic for Third Street Architecture
Megan Easterdayfor Natalie Papier
