Bathroom Inspiration
Whether you prefer gleaming tiles and sleek glass or the warm tactility of natural wood, there’s more than one way to create a beautiful bathroom. With deep, rich tones for the ultimate escape and the softest lived-in neutrals for a spa-like space, these enticing bathroom schemes offer something for everyone.
Green Bathrooms
Blue Bathrooms
Dark Bathrooms
Pink Bathrooms
White Bathrooms
Neutral Bathrooms
Grey Bathrooms
Yellow Bathrooms
Start Your Transformation
When you order two sample pots, we’ll gift you a third for free – on the house to help create your home. Simply add three (or six, or nine) pots to your basket and we’ll take care of the rest.
Order our free colour card
Our carefully curated palette of 132 shades, with an intriguing story behind each colour name, will help you to choose colours you love for your home.
Scandi Simplicity
Shades of white and grey are an enduringly popular choice for bathrooms. To keep things interesting, try a simple palette with contrasting textures, or add pops of colour with ornate tiles.
Need Some Advice?
Our expert Colour Consultants are ready and waiting to help bring your style to life. If you’d like personalised advice on how to use our colours in your home, book an appointment with our design experts today.
Luxurious Touches
Saturated tones, metallic accents and glossy woodwork create an enticingly luxurious space for long soaks. For a really striking look, try painting cabinets or the underside of a roll-top bath in a contrasting shade.
Sample our Colours
The best way to experience is with a true-to-colour paint sample (or two, or five) - with free delivery. To help you narrow down your shortlist of shades, our 100ml sample pots are available in every signature Farrow & Ball colour.
Using Wallpaper in a Bathroom
From dramatic downstairs loos to serene spaces for spa-like soaks, bathrooms are the ideal place to experiment with pattern and colour.
Order our free wallpaper brochure
Explore all of our handcrafted wallpapers, including our new collection The Purnon Papers, with a free brochure.
