Wallpapered Bathrooms
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Though wallpaper may not be at the top of your bathroom wish list, it does have several advantages. For example, vertical striped wallpaper is one of the best ways to visually boost a room's ceiling height. Paper is also a lovely way to include pattern and color. The soft green color of this paper lends a spa-like atmosphere to a vintage bath.
Give instant personality to an all-white bathroom by wallpapering in a pattern you love. A multihued paper like the one shown here is the perfect blueprint for color used in fabrics and accessories throughout the room.
Rosy red and cream add instant sophistication in a small bath. The pattern's color and curves infuse the space with a romantic quality that's repeated in the delicate pedestal sink and Venetian mirror.
Warm colors (yellow, orange, and red) can be chosen whenever a room needs to feel cozier. This golden yellow wallpaper does just that and more. The subtle pattern lends interest and is the perfect backdrop for the elaborate sconces and shaped mirror.
An all-over pattern, like this red toile wallpaper, is the perfect way to immerse yourself in a color and pattern. Matching fabric makes it easy to coordinate an ottoman and window treatments into the look.
Go natural in a bath using an airy leaf motif on the walls. The color of the leaves is matched in both the painted trim and the towels. Dark brown accessories and bronze light fixtures stay within the natural theme.
Though white is the star of this bathroom, it's the tan wallpaper that steals the show with an oversize print that fits the size of the space. The tan color is repeated on the floor for a warm neutral that blends easily with the white.
This diamond-motif wallpaper creates an elegant atmosphere befitting the golden sconces, marble countertop, and detailed mirror. Notice that the gold tones have been repeated throughout the room in faucets, hardware, and accessories.
Soft shades of blue and white mix it up in this toile wallpaper. Using a two-color paper like this one makes it easy to select towels and accessories. Matching fabric was used for window shades and the shower curtain.
Wallpaper is a great way to continue a theme from an adjoining room. This paper would look right at home decorating the master bedroom, creating a cohesive feel to a master suite. Honey wood tones and sparks of yellow add more appeal to the otherwise all-white bath.
