Ready to paint your bathroom? Here are the best green paint colors for a bathroom and tips for picking the perfect shade!
Bathrooms give you more creative freedom than you might think. If you’re looking to paint yours, you have tons of colors to choose from.
If you’ve narrowed down your bathroom paint-hunt to shades of green – you’re in the right place. It’s the perfect color to add life and energy to that room!
Now, your next question will be: Which color green should I go with?
Well, today, I come to you with a list of the best green paint colors for the bathroom. Let’s get right to it!
What is the most popular bathroom paint color?
The most popular color scheme for a bathroom is a “spa-like” design. This of course could mean a lot of things to different people.
Most commonly it’s something in the blue/gray or green/gray family.
A white bathroom is also very popular. However, steer clear of bright white and instead go for a creamy white to keep the space from feeling too cold.
Click here to learn my simple step by step process to pick the perfect paint color every time!
How do I choose the right shade of green paint?
You want to first pick a vibe that you like – look for inspiration photos to decide light green, dark green, sage green, etc.
Get samples and test them in your actual space! Test them on multiple walls at all times of day. My Paint Color Formula shares the exact process I use to pick paint colors!
The best green paint colors for your bathroom
Here are my favorite green paint colors to use in a bathroom!
Sherwin Williams Topiary Tint
This light, desaturated color creates a soothing atmosphere that makes your bathroom feel like a modern spa.
Who wouldn’t love that? After all, people go to spas to relax, which is what bathrooms are all about.
Think about it: You go home from a stressful day at work and are desperate to take a hot shower.
You enter the bathroom and are met with this soothing color. I bet that shower will be ten times more relaxing!
Click here to get a peel & stick sample of Topiary Tint.
Sherwin Williams Sea Salt
Sea Salt is one of, if not the, most popular light green paint colors that there is. This green-gray paint color is so bright and airy, it’s basically a neutral.
This is such a good option for adding a touch of green to your space, without at all feeling overwhelming.
Plus, with it’s blue/green undertones, it really plays well with both warm and cool toned fixtures like tile.
Click here to get a peel & stick sample of Sea Salt.
Behr Jojoba
Some say sitting in a jojoba-painted bathroom for an hour is like having a therapy session.
Okay, I made that up, but you get the idea! It may not be like therapy, but it’s definitely therapeutic. It creates an atmosphere of stability, balance, and harmony.
This shade in particular has a nice level of saturation – color without being too dark or bright, and pretty gray undertones that keep it pretty neutral, not too warm or too cool.
It pairs well with other colors like whites, browns, blues, and tans. So, whatever aesthetics you’re going for, jojoba can fit in.
Benjamin Moore Quiet Moments
You probably already heard of Benjamin Moore’s Quiet Moments. It’s gotten a lot of hype these past few months, with good reason. It creates a relaxing, tranquil environment, perfect for bathrooms.
That’s not the only selling point this color has, though. You see, Quiet Moments is a combination of blue, green, and gray.
Depending on the lighting in your bathroom, it might shift toward the blue or gray tones.
This makes it fun to decorate with – different accessories and accents change how it reads!
Because of that, you want to be sure to swatch and sample the color before committing. Review the color day and night to be sure you like it in all lighting situations!
Click here to get a peel & stick sample of Quiet Moments.
Benjamin Moore Guilford Green
The bathroom is usually the smallest room in the house, and the vibes of that cramped space can be off-putting to some people. Well, Guilford Green can come to your rescue.
The gentle hue and warm undertones can make your bathroom look more spacious than it actually is.
Overall, this is a great option to pair with existing warm finishes like brown tiles. The colors will complement each other nicely.
Click here to get a peel & stick sample of Guilford Green.
Sherwin Williams Watery
We painted the half bathroom in our previous home Watery. We also used this color for our front door, kitchen island, and the bathroom vanity upstairs!
Watery is a light toned blue-green paint color. It’s spa-like and beachy and a really easy color to decorate with!
Click here to get a peel & stick sample of Watery!
Benjamin Moore Pistachio
If you are looking for a light but bright green paint color, I’d recommend going with this one. It’s cool enough to create a relaxing atmosphere, yet warm enough to add a playful, energetic aura to your bathroom.
This shade might seem borderline neon in the swatch, but when paired with lots of tile, a shower, mirrors, and a vanity, it will actually be played down a bit.
Because of this, it can be a fun place to play around with a bold color like this one!
Click here to get a peel & stick sample of Pistachio!
Behr Growing Season
As the name suggests, this color aims to convey growth and security. The calm, soothing tones perfectly reflect the beauty of the natural world.
They evoke optimism, unity, and balance. If that doesn’t tempt you to use it, I don’t know what will.
This shade has warm, but not yellow, undertones. It’s a great way to add color and warmth to a bathroom space!
Benjamin Moore Bath Salts
Bath Salts is a simple, timeless color that can bring out the beauty of your bathroom. This one combines comfort and energy, a perfect combination for this room.
Add that to its refreshing tint, and your bathroom might just become your favorite room in the house.
Beacuse of the minty blue undertones, this is a great option to use if you have cooler undertones in your bathroom – like gray toned tiles.
Click here to get a peel & stick sample of Bath Salts.
Wrapping Up
Now you know the best green paint for the bathroom. Each color will evoke different emotions inside you. Ultimately, though, you want to choose the one that combines comfort and energy and matches your style.
If you still want help choosing the perfect color for your bathroom, get our color planning guide, where we walk you through the simple steps we take to choose the perfect paint color for any room!
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