15 Trendy Gray and Turquoise Powder Room Ideas
It’s an inspiring time in interior design because we’re seeing just about everything when it comes to colors and textures. Over the last couple of months, I have been blown away by the surge in designers using moody grays and refreshing turquoise hues in powder rooms.
These colors are showing up everywhere and they are back in a big and gorgeous way. I think a small powder room is the perfect way to dip your toes in these color waters, especially after you see how they are being used today.
The Many Hues of Turquoise
Turquoise is one of those colors that just makes you think of summer, beach vacations, and that undeniable coastal style you can’t help but love. But you can use the many shades of turquoise in a lot of different styles and themes without it feeling out of place.
Once again, white is your go-to partner here, since it works beautifully with any shade of turquoise and fits with every style.
For those who just want a little touch of turquoise in a mostly neutral powder room, you could start with a small turquoise vanity or even just an accent wall to dip your toes in before going all in.
When you’re using turquoise in a bathroom, it’s really important to make sure your lighting is even and bright enough. Natural light is always the best way to go, and a good layer of recessed lights can take over when the sun goes down.
Adding pendants and sconce lights near the vanity and mirror can really add to that cheerful feeling.
Gray for Any Style
If you love design as much as I do, you’ve probably already used gray somewhere in your home. I love that you can pick from so many versatile shades to give your powder room a chic and polished update.
Even if you’re aiming for a style like rustic, farmhouse, or traditional, gray just works in almost any setting.
You can easily pair it with decor and accents from that specific style, and balancing it with white is a great way to make gray work in all kinds of different spaces.
Pairing gray with white is such a simple way to go, and it really lets the gray color pop. I also think wooden vanities and marble countertops look even more stunning against a gray backdrop.
If you’re someone who adores color, the best choice is to bring in accents that you can switch out as the seasons and trends change.
