Tips on Bathroom Vanity Colors & Bathroom Remodeling

Tips on Bathroom Vanity Colors and Bathroom Remodeling

The right bathroom vanity can make a homeowner’s bathroom the most striking room in the house. While most guests will be taken in by the rich colors of the living room or the spotless shine of the kitchen, the bathroom is one room in the house that will convey luxury and comfort in a relatively small area. Square foot per square foot, it is the most important room in the house.

When remodeling your bathroom to include a bathroom vanity, be sure to pay attention to color and space. Try to use light colored paint or light colored wallpaper when you decorate. This will help the room look larger and more open. Decorating with lighter colors will also help to keep your spirits high, as bright colors can help to influence people’s moods.

Dark colors tend to cause more reflection in thought, which may be a positive or a negative depending on other color schemes in the house. If you are aiming for a Victorian style throughout your property, then a darker bathroom vanity cabinet would be complementary. However, if the rest of your house is bright and only your bathroom has dark shades, this could create a claustrophobic feeling amongst your guests.

What about bathroom vanity and space? Try and plan the bathroom vanity around the size of your bathroom. If you have a spacious bathroom, then a large sink cabinet vanity may work. However, for smaller areas you might opt for a corner bathroom vanity or even a pedestal vanity. Pedestal vanities do not always have a large storage area but can make the room beautiful without crowding guests in.

ModernBathroom.com has two distinct styles: antique and modern vanity sets. Antique vanities tend to favor darker tones and older styles while contemporary vanities are lighter colored and have more in common with today’s cutting-edge architecture.

Receive sale alerts by email

Connect

Phone

Toll Free (888) 777-1198

Showroom

7040 Lankershim Blvd.
North Hollywood, CA 91605

9AM to 6PM PST (Mon - Fri)
9AM to 5PM PST (Sat)
Closed Sunday

Help

Blog

Policies

Info

Please Wait...