What Is The Best Paint Color for a Small Bathroom?

Bathrooms tend to be the smallest room in the house. By employing a few of the following tips and tricks, you can make it look bigger than it really is.

Use Paint to Open the Space
Picking the right paint color for your bathroom is an easy, inexpensive way to make it look bigger than it really is.

Below are a few paint colors from Sherwin-Williams that do just that!

Alabaster SW 7008 – This bright white paint is ideal for any-sized bathroom. It’s warm enough to make a room feel welcoming but cool enough to compensate if you’re low on light.
Ancient Marble SW 6162 – This beige is a great color for bathrooms that can be paired with colorful accents.
Veiled Violet SW 6268 – For some fun on the walls, this muted purple is great for a bathroom. It’s light and airy, and would pair nicely with bright white shelves.
Window Pane SW 6210 – This color has a light blue undertone to it. It would be great in a sunny bathroom, adding a little hint of color to the walls without being overpowering.
Agreeable Gray SW 7029 – A popular soft light gray that runs very neutral and looks great with white trim.
Use a Large Mirror
A large mirror will give the illusion that a room is bigger than it is by reflecting more light in the room. Installing one without a frame will make the bathroom look even larger.

Increase Lighting
Keeping windows clean and clear is an easy and inexpensive way to make the bathroom look larger. By letting in more natural light, the room will look bigger and be brighter.

No windows? No problem. Use extended light fixtures over the medicine cabinet to make the bathroom look bigger.

Paint the Walls and Ceiling the Same Color
Whenever possible, try to “erase the lines” between areas in the bathroom. By painting the walls and ceiling the same color, it eliminates a break in space, giving the illusion of taller walls.