If you’re thinking about adding a bit of green to your bathroom, you’re on the right track; it genuinely makes the room feel much calmer and closer to nature. This collection of 27 ideas, showing everything from soft pale greens to rich deep shades, will help you totally change the vibe of your space, no matter how big or small the update.
Sage Green Vanity with Black Hardware Adds a Pop of Color
Against a neutral tile backdrop, a sage green vanity features simple black hardware. Its deep drawers store bathroom essentials out of sight.
Dark Emerald Subway Tile Creates an Immersive Shower
Deep emerald subway tiles with a glossy finish reflect light across the shower walls.
Matte Green Vanity with Black Hardware Grounds the Space
A deep, matte green vanity with black bar pulls sits against lighter wall tiles.
Wooden Vanity with Brass Hardware Adds Warmth
To bring natural warmth to your bathroom, use a light wood vanity with simple brass drawer pulls. The natural wood grain offers a tactile contrast against smooth countertops and tiled walls.
Hanging Plants Add Life to Dark Green Walls
Against deep green walls, hanging plants add greenery. A spider plant sits in a macrame hanger, while a trailing pothos cascades from a shelf near the window.
Deep Green Vanity with Marble Countertop Grounds the Space
In the bathroom, a deep green vanity is fitted with simple brass hardware. A clean white marble countertop sits above it.
Paneled Green Walls Define Zones in a Bathroom
Deep green wainscoting separates the shower area from the vanity and bathtub zones. It sits below lighter upper walls and the ceiling.
Tall Plant on Wooden Stand Adds Natural Height
Place a tall plant on a wooden stand in an empty corner. The stand itself is made of warm wood.
Deep Green Vanity with Gold Hardware Adds a Bold Statement
Deep green cabinetry is accented with gleaming gold pulls. This hardware outfits a vanity that features the rich green.
Vertical Green Tiles Create a Moody, Immersive Shower Space
Vertical, deep green tiles line the shower walls, creating a dramatic atmosphere. Their glossy finish reflects light, which can make white fixtures pop and brass accents feel more opulent.
However, glossy tiles might show water spots more readily.
Woven Wall Baskets Add Natural Texture Above the Vanity
On the bathroom wall, above the vanity, a trio of woven baskets hangs. These tan and black pieces mix different patterns and natural tones.
Patterned Ottomans Tuck Under a Green Marble Vanity
Beneath your vanity, tuck two patterned cylindrical ottomans with a distinctive interlocking design, providing convenient seating that can be easily pushed out of the way to keep floor space clear.
Botanical Art Prints Add a Natural Touch to Green Walls
On deep green bathroom walls, a grid of framed botanical prints can echo a natural theme. Each piece shows leaf and fern illustrations.
With white mats and simple frames, the artwork won’t get lost against the bold wall color.
Vertical Green Shower Tiles Create an Immersive Experience
Install vertical, dark green tiles in the shower to create an enveloping space. The narrow subway tile format, laid from floor to ceiling, draws the eye upward.
Wooden Vanity with Open Shelf for Towels
Beneath a wooden vanity, a built-in open shelf offers a neat spot to store rolled towels. No rummaging needed.
Dark Green Herringbone Tiles Create a Moody Shower
Line your shower with dark green tiles set in a herringbone pattern. White grout will make a crisp line against the deep green.
Shower Niche with Textured Sponges Adds Practical Detail
Incorporating a shower niche with a built-in shelf keeps your bathing essentials organized and within easy reach. Displaying a few textured sponges and bottles on the shelf serves a practical purpose for these bathing tools.
Pink Clawfoot Tub Adds a Playful Pop Against Patterned Floors
Freestanding pink clawfoot tubs offer a charming contrast to the vintage-inspired patterned floor tiles. This unexpected color choice injects personality and softens the room’s appearance, establishing the tub as a playful centerpiece.
Wooden Vanity with Open Shelves for Toiletries
For convenient storage, a rustic timber washstand features shelves without doors to hold often-needed hygiene products and additional toilet tissue accessible without effort. Its exposed configuration facilitates rapid inspection of what is inside.
Tall Wire Shelving Adds Vertical Greenery and Display Space
In the bathroom, a tall, narrow wire shelving unit holds plants and decorative items. Trailing greenery cascades down its open design.
Brass Planter Adds a Luxe Touch to Green Subway Tiles
A brass planter on slender legs brings a metallic accent to your bathroom. Place this pot near the shower, filled with a large, leafy plant.
Its shiny finish contrasts with the matte green subway tile.
Framed Vintage Poster Adds Character Above the Toilet
Above the toilet, a vintage-style framed poster features a botanical illustration and text, offering a distinctive detail to dark green walls without taking up counter or floor space.
Gold Trimmed Shower Niche Adds a Chic Storage Spot
Subtle gold trim frames a shower niche. This niche provides a dedicated space for bottles, sitting against dark green subway tiles.
Wooden Tray Organizes Countertop Essentials
On the vanity, a simple wooden tray corrals small bottles and jars, keeping them neatly grouped. A vase with greenery often joins these items on the tray.
Curved Wooden Vanity Adds Softness to the Bathroom
Rich wood grain defines a floating wooden vanity with a rounded front. This piece sits against crisp white walls and cool grey floor tiles, accented by brass hardware.
Dark Green Subway Tile Backsplash Adds Depth Behind the Sink
Behind the sink, a backsplash of dark green subway tiles features gold grout lines. Their glossy finish contrasts with the marble countertop.
