The assets of the gray and white bathroom
White is the bright color par excellence. It is a classic choice to enlarge a small room, to enhance volumes or to boost brightness. Dull color, gray has the particularity of tempering the brightness of white, without completely extinguishing it.
The fact of associating gray and white in the bathroom allows you to benefit from an atmosphere that is both bright and very cocooning. This tandem is a nice alternative to the total white look in the contemporary Zen bathroom.
Gray and white are two elegant and timeless neutral colors. And in this decor of great sobriety, materials and colors are sublimated. We play it without hesitation to give character to the bathroom. A colored basin and brass-coloured fittings are enough, for example, to distill a little boudoir spirit.
For a chic vintage feel, we love the colored clawfoot tub. The choice of color depends on the desired aesthetic: a trendy color like yellow brings a little modern twist to a country or classic chic decor, while pastels evoke the 50s.
The mineral trend is undeniable – especially in the water features. The gray and white bathroom provides the perfect excuse to fall for the hottest materials of the season, starting with terrazzo. To warm up the atmosphere, we rely on vegetable fibers such as jute and, above all, on wood. A dark species like walnut accentuates the very Mid Century character of the terrazzo.
The gray-veined white marble brings a precious touch to the gray and white bathroom. It is hot to pimp the Nordic bathroom.
To accentuate the SPA spirit of this bathroom, we opted for a natural stone wall. This noble material creates a very authentic atmosphere in this completely remodeled attic space.
Between wanting to stick to trends and wanting a timeless decoration, does your heart waver? Adopt cement tiles in the bathroom in gray and white. Always as current, they work just as well in a classic chic decoration as in an industrial or rustic-inspired bathroom.
When to adopt the bathroom in gray and white?
The gray and white bathroom has the advantage of matching all spaces. It is a relevant choice both for fitting out a 3 m² bathroom and for enhancing a very large room.
We love the gray and white bathroom to create an intimate, chill and elegant master suite. This duo allows very different coverings – floral wallpaper on the bedroom side and tiling on the bathroom side, for example.
If you have a bathroom open to the garden (or even the terrace) you can consider extending it by creating an outdoor bathroom. A gray and white decoration creates a more harmonious indoor/outdoor transition.
The gray and white bathroom: between character and sobriety
The combination of gray and white is a very safe choice to create a cozy and serene space in the bathroom. This does not prevent us from imagining a decoration with a strong personality!
Very contemporary country spirit for this bathroom in white and gray! Here, we have fun with the nuances. The anthracite gray of the mirror recalls that of the joints of the subway tiles. This powerful gray creates a very graphic contrast with the white. To soften it, we opted for a pearl gray on the upper part of the wall.
Dare to use charcoal gray in the bathroom: here’s a good idea! This gray flirting with black is ideal for furnishing a very cozy space. To give it a breather, we opt for the white ceiling, which promotes better light while opening up the space.
Very delicately, this Mid Century bathroom combines marble-effect tiling with a glossy finish and retro walnut furniture.
This very cocooning bathroom joyfully shakes up the codes of industrial decoration to better reinvent them. We prefer a gray and white decoration enhanced with touches of stainless steel to the traditional gray and black tandem. The apparent copper piping is all the better highlighted!
To give relief to this contemporary gray and white bathroom, we play with the contrast with very small tiles and XXL slabs. We like the choice of the chevron pose, very current, which is characterized by its dynamism.
To pimp up this cottage-inspired bathroom in gray and white, we play on the details. We love the console, revamped in a trendy blue and turned into a dressing table, as well as the choice of stainless steel fittings.