Black is back. Actually, it never really went anywhere but people are starting to feel more and more comfortable with using it as a color for their interior walls. Here at Apartment Therapy, we've seen every room in the house painted black and we never get tired of seeing it. Check out these fabulous bathrooms that may inspire you to let out your dark side.
To learn more about these bathrooms, be sure to read the full posts below.
1. Black tile throughout. Looks great but you will most likely have to keep the Tilex close by. Jimmy Schönning's Bathroom
2. Perfect idea for a bar. Now all they need is matching toilet paper. Hot or Not? Black Bathroom with Neon
3. Perfect black accents for a bathroom in your country home. Black and White Bathrooms
4. Simplistic living for those without neighbors. Inspiration: Dark Interiors
5. An AT favorite where black and gold work together wonderfully. Look! A Black Bathroom
6. Loving everything about this bathroom: the mirror, the tub, even the chandelier. Paint it Black: A Norwegian Apartment







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ya mean the candelabra?
I think I'd feel sexy and calm in a black bathroom... until I see all the dust bunnies in the corners and start feeling stressed about cleaning them.
Love black bathrooms.
you got it teeze. i meant the candelabra.
we've tiled bath-floors in 2 homes with dal-tile keystones/black -- one in hex and one in squares... both with charcoal grout. we really like the low-key look. the biggest problem was dust, powder, efflorescence, etc. which made the grout look dingy -- even after sealing. in our old place, we discovered the armor-all worked well at keeping them vibrant, but not greasy looking. weird, but true.
black is just so darn cozy, sophisticated, comforting... i think a black bathroom would be heavenly.
Even just a bit is nice-
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on walls and floor black is nice.but i made the mistake of having made a black corian sink.. its awful :( water marks all over, just looks dirty all the time. my advice is, keep it porcelane, keep it white
Gah, this picture made me flash back to my first apartment. The bathroom was very long and narrow, no more than three or four feet wide and at least twice as long. It was tiled black. The fixtures were black. There was no window. It was nightmare inducing.
it all looks nice in the daylight but once its dark it mioght seem like a dungeon
just saying...
I had a black bathroom, including black tub, in Cesaer's Palace in Las Vegas. Unless you have daily maid service, black shows everything, all the soap splashes, etc. The tub looked absolutely disgusting after a bath...