Sometimes, therapy comes in the form of a clawfoot tub.
Cool and soothing blue is a natural fit for the bathroom. These stunning bathrooms, ranging in everything from teal to navy, will inspire you to add a blue hue to your space.
The Cole and Son's Woods wall covering gives this tiny powder room a breath of fresh air. Designer Ashley Whittaker incorporated understated stainless steel and wooden shelves to contrast the eye-catching wall design.
This playful Palm Beach powder room is striped from head to toe. The walls, ceiling, and door are given a dose of whimsy with light blue stripes.
Meg Braff stayed away from bright, royal blues and instead opted for a dark teal to blend in with the darker hues of the powder room. She finished it off with Vaughan sconces and Newport Brass sink fittings.
Designer Kyle Timothy Blood added the fun feel of Morocco into this Cape Cod home with a T-shaped carpet of tile in a Moroccan pattern. The tile and woodwork, from Mosaic House, gives this master bathroom big personality.
To uphold the homeowner's fascination in marine life, Alexandra Angle gave this spacious bathroom a nautical vibe. Both the tub and walls are painted varying shades of blue to match the collectors items scattered about.
Kari McCabe teamed up with her husband to turn their farmhouse bathroom into a bright retreat. Blue tile and painted floors add color to the white space.
To add a playful touch to this Manhattan apartment, Mark D. Sikes added bold artwork and decorative pieces, including his favorite blue and white ottoman. Iksel's Iznik wallpaper stands out behind the stunning blue-trimmed mirror.
This bathroom, designed by Justina Blakeney, uses contrasting patterns — and textures — to give the small space added interest. The Adriatic Sea hexagonal tiles continue to the shower and the feathered wallpaper allows the gold hardware to pop.
A twist on a a classic, Andrew Howard transformed this bathroom into a blue and white paradise. Every inch of the room is covered — wallpapered walls, painted cabinets, and a patterned ceiling.
In this all-American home, designer Suzanne Kasler made sure that the bathroom retains a sense of class and grace. The walls are covered in Boussac's Tarantelle wallpaper, to complement the marble floors and countertops.
In this makeover project, designer T. Keller Donovan used an indoor-outdoor fabric on these bathroom walls to match the blue-and-white tiled floor.
Heidi Bonesteel chose to use the bright turquoise blue tile close to the ceiling for a fresh and tranquil look in this spa-like bath in Laguna Beach, California.
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