10 Turquoise Bathroom Ideas You’ll Love: Small space, big statement: how I use turquoise to brighten bathroomsLena MarloweSep 24, 2025Table of Contents1. Turquoise Subway Tiles2. Painted Feature Wall3. Turquoise Mosaic Accents4. Freestanding Turquoise Vanity5. Pastel Turquoise for a Vintage Look6. Turquoise and White Stripes7. Glossy Turquoise Ceiling8. Patterned Turquoise Floor Tiles9. Turquoise Glass Shower Enclosure10. Turquoise Accessories OnlyFAQFree Room PlannerDesign your dream room online for free with the powerful room designer toolStart for FREEOnce, a client asked me to create a bathroom that felt like "showering inside a tropical lagoon" — and honestly, I thought they were joking. But that project opened my eyes to just how transformative turquoise can be in a bathroom. In small spaces, color is our secret weapon, and turquoise has this magic of being both calm and energizing. Today, I’m sharing 10 turquoise bathroom ideas from my years of design work that prove small spaces can unleash big creativity. If you want to visualize these ideas in detail, I often use a room planner to map out color and fixtures before committing.1. Turquoise Subway TilesSubway tiles in a rich turquoise tone give a modern yet timeless feel. They bounce light beautifully, especially in windowless bathrooms, but do watch out for grout color — the wrong match can make them look busy.save pin2. Painted Feature WallIf you’re not ready to commit wall-to-wall, one turquoise feature wall can create a bold focal point. It works wonders behind a vanity or free-standing tub, though be mindful of pairing with the right lighting.save pin3. Turquoise Mosaic AccentsI’ve used mosaic tiles as a border or shower niche lining for subtle pops of turquoise. They add texture without overwhelming the senses, though they can be pricier per square foot.save pin4. Freestanding Turquoise VanityA painted or lacquered vanity in this shade instantly brightens the mood. The challenge? Keeping the surface scratch-free — especially if it’s high gloss.save pin5. Pastel Turquoise for a Vintage LookThink 1950s charm: pastel turquoise pairs perfectly with brass taps and clawfoot tubs. When I recreated this look, my client said it felt like stepping into an old Hollywood film set.save pin6. Turquoise and White StripesThis playful trick works for coastal or kids’ bathrooms. Stripes can be done with paint or tile, but nailing straight lines on walls is harder than it looks — trust me, I’ve been there.save pin7. Glossy Turquoise CeilingFor a wow moment, I’ve painted ceilings in glossy turquoise so the room feels taller and more dynamic. Just be ready for ladder time and steady hands.save pin8. Patterned Turquoise Floor TilesA patterned floor grounds the space and adds artistry. I like to design these layouts with a free floor plan creator so I can test how busy the pattern will feel against wall finishes.save pin9. Turquoise Glass Shower EnclosureFrosted or tinted glass in turquoise gives a modern boutique-hotel vibe. The trick is balancing it with neutral flooring so the room doesn’t feel too cool-toned.save pin10. Turquoise Accessories OnlyFor renters or commitment-phobes, accessories are the safest bet. Think towels, soap dispensers, and rugs — easy to swap out, and no builder required. I sometimes showcase these accessory-heavy designs in my bathroom design tool portfolio so clients can swap colors digitally before buying.save pinFAQQ: Does turquoise work in small bathrooms?A: Absolutely — it can make a cramped space feel bright and airy if balanced with white or light neutrals.Q: What colors go well with turquoise?A: White, grey, brass, and even coral accents work beautifully alongside turquoise.Start for FREEPlease check with customer service before testing new feature.Free Room PlannerDesign your dream room online for free with the powerful room designer toolStart for FREE