Designers Love These Bathroom Cabinet Colors for an Easy Upgrade to Your Space (2024)

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  Navy

  

  Austin-based designer Laura Williams of ATX Interior Design is a fan of a classic navy for bathroom cabinets.

  "Paired with a stunning watercolor wallpaper, light walls, and dark varying blue tile, we love this timeless paint color to give this primary bathroom an inviting aesthetic," Williams says.
  

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  Garnet

  

  Deep ruby red cabinetry is a timeless choice for this Canadian home, which includes light blue tile and golden yellow wallpaper, two primary colors that are cheerful and natural pairings.

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  Warm White

  

  For those who love neutrals, try this combo: warm white cabinets, black accents, and metal hardware.

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  Blue-Gray

  

  Southern California designer Laura Brophy created a casual yet sophisticated bathroom grounded with blue-gray cabinetry. Light wood, nickel, and a marble countertop play into this home's waterside location while the cabinet color shines.

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  Black

  

  When in doubt, go with a classic cabinetry color. Black cabinets pair with silver hardware and a gray, black, and white geometric tile for a simple yet effective bathroom design you're sure to love for years.

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  Olive

  

  Sleek olive green cabinetry is equally modern as it is inviting. In an otherwise neutral space, olive cabinets stand out while still evoking a sense of tranquility, ideal for a bathroom.

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  Dark Wood

  

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  A historic Houston bungalow designed by Mary Patton features a classic bathroom with dark wooden flooring and a similarly-toned vanity.

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  Warm Gray

  

  Understated yet chic, warm gray cabinetry, like in this bathroom from Britt Design Studio, is a simple way to transform a powder bathroom on a budget. Combine with brass hardware and a brass mirror for a timeless combo.

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  Periwinkle Blue

  

  Periwinkle cabinetry is surprisingly versatile when paired with warm neutrals. This bathroom from Interior Impressions combines it with creamy beige walls and floral wallpaper.

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  Cream

  

  Caitlin Higgins, partnerships manager for Emily Henderson, lives in a 1930s Los Angeles apartment, and while the apartment has a lot of vintage charm, the bathroom needed some help. To amplify the existing cream cabinetry and salmon tile, she opted for blush wallpaper and funky accents like a giraffe statue.

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  Powder Blue

  

  This scalloped powder blue vanity is so fun and unexpected. Plus, it pairs perfectly with the curved white mirror and geometric walls.

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  Moss

  

  The British do it best when it comes to color. This London pied-à-terre features shades of b;ue, orange, and moss cabinetry with corresponding wainscoting. While colorful, the tones work because of where they sit on the color wheel.

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  Green-Blue

  

  Smoky green-blue paint adds depth to this Toronto bathroom from Ashley Montgomery Design and is paired with complementary cream, yellow, and lavender elements.

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  Beige

  

  Beige cabinetry with matching knobs is a soothing choice for this refined bathroom from Seattle-based designer Jessica Nelson. Pair with vintage art and gold accents for an easy-to-achieve look.

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  Cerulean

  

  Cool blue mixes with nickel hardware and a stone countertop in this California home. Want a neutral but still something that adds a pop of color? Blue is a beautiful choice.

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  Royal Blue

  

  Designer Dani Dazey is known for her bold use of color, so it's no surprise that this bathroom includes multiple hues. Sunny yellow mixes with light orange and is balanced with a royal blue vanity.

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  Teal

  

  San Francisco-based Kendall Wilkinson went for teal, white, and black for this stylish bathroom. Already have a colored tile or wallpaper in your bathroom? Pull in one of the hues to paint the cabinets.

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  Sage

  

  White shiplap walls set the scene for muted sage cabinetry in this cozy bathroom makeover from designer Jessica Nelson. Green, especially a darker shade, is just as easy to work with as any neutral.

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  Black and White

  

  A converted music cabinet was used for this powder bath refresh from Emily Henderson. A wash of color from the blue wallpaper helps liven up the otherwise neutral room and black and white cabinets.

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  Weathered Wood

  

  Two kinds of tile, warm wood, and a vanity sourced from Facebook Marketplace make this guest bathroom from Emily Henderson feel fresh. One of the best ways to brighten up a bathroom is to paint the walls white and add warmth through wood.

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  Hunter Green

  

  Designer Whitney Parkinson chose hunter green for this bathroom in a 1920s Tudor home. A stone countertop and mixed fixtures pair with vintage lights and art.

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  White and Wood

  

  Marble and wood mix in this ultra-luxe bathroom from JLA Designs. Mixing materials is a great way to add a unique look to your vanity.

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  Blue and Black

  

  With a limited budget, this basem*nt bathroom got quite the upgrade. Designer Emily Henderson's friend Priscilla Frost worked on this space in her 1930s home and wanted it to feel contemporary but durable enough for her teenage son. Dark blue cabinetry, black hardware, and gold light fixtures make it elevated.

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  Indigo

  

  Gold, black, and indigo are an elegant color combination in this bathroom from designer Whitney Parkinson. Love blue but want something a bit more unique? Opt for indigo cabinets.

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  Seafoam

  

  This tranquil bathroom scene from Blakely Interior Design features seafoam cabinets, a wood mirror, and geometric tile.

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  Mixed Woods

  

  Designer Max Humphrey chose an oh-so-peaceful palette for this bathroom, which includes a custom vanity, blue and green tile, and gold accents.

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  Lilac

  

  Texas designer Mary Patton went for wall-to-wall lilac for her daughter's colorful bathroom. The best part? Paint is easy to change if she decides on a different palette as she grows older.

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  Brown

  

  There's nothing cozier than rich brown cabinetry in a small bathroom. This home from Light and Dwell features checkered tile, gold hardware, and an arched mirror.

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  Ocean Blue

  

  Blue and gray are a gorgeous combo. Cool ocean blue meets warm gray in this bathroom from Blakely Interior Design. Don't want a full vanity? Convert a table for a seamless DIY.

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  Stained Wood

  

  Stained wood cabinetry melds with gray and white wallpaper in this design from Tyler Karu. The small bathroom is pulled together with a minimalist palette.

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  Slate

  

  This hip bathroom features wild wallpaper and a black stone countertop as well as lacquered slate cabinetry, which brings together the look.

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  Blush

  

  Blush is an easy-to-work-with tone that can look neutral when paired with a variety of colors. This stunning primary bathroom features a long, storage-filled vanity, standalone tub, and chandelier.