This beautifully styled turn-of-the-century apartment for sale in Sweden (Photographed by Walti Hösli for Entrance Makleri) has some bold color choices that give the space a unique character.
The living room has a grey wall, paired with a darker grey tone on the ceiling, white textiles, and lamp shades for a powerfully contrasting look. The living room and bedroom are connected with double interior doors for a semi-open floorplan.
The kitchen is painted bold pink on the walls, kitchen cabinets, and wall shelving. The window seat offers the ideal spot for drinking coffee in the morning.
A color-drenched grey living room with a white modular couch
The white modular sofa and the white area rug stand out against the grey walls and grey ceiling in the color-drenched living room. Pops of pink, red, and orange add some colorful elements to the otherwise neutral palette.
The TV cabinet is painted in the same color as the wall to make it blend in.
Pink kitchen cabinets paired with pink walls and a kitchen window seat
The beautiful pink kitchen cabinets are paired with a light grey stone countertop and backsplash for a modern effect in the space. The paint color on the walls is a few shades lighter than the one on the cabinets to bring some variety to the palette.
The custom bench in front of the window makes for a cozy window seat, which has storage underneath the seats. The open shelving by the window is perfect for holding wine bottles and cookbooks.
The burgundy-red dining chairs complement the pink paint colors perfectly and give the kitchen an even bolder appearance.
A beige bedroom with a custom wardrobe and a home office spot
The subtle beige color on the bedroom walls makes this the most tranquil room in the apartment. The wall color is complemented with a mix of beige and white textiles on the bed.
A wall mirror beside the bed reflects the daylight coming in from the windows.
The window space is used for a small home office spot, from which you can look out of the window.
A custom wardrobe by the doorway is painted in the same color as the walls. Adding the same baseboards and crown molding as the room to the cabinets integrates the wardrobe nicely into the space.
Searching for a way to showcase your personality in your interior design? A pink hallway may be the solution you’ve been looking for. The color pink can evoke feelings of peace and well-being, making it the perfect introduction to your home.
From bold hot pink to elegant powder pink, there’s a huge range of shades to choose from for your hallway design. Below are the most elegant hallway ideas to use as inspiration if you’re ready to ditch plain white walls in your entryway.
Floor to Ceiling Mirrors and Blush Pink Paint Create a Stunning Entrance
This example takes the space around the front door and fills it with life for a dramatic first impression. A warm blush pink covers everything in this alcove, including the trim, door, and even part of the floor.
The paint on the floor ends with a crisp diagonal line running between the mirrored cabinetry and wall, marking an obvious shift from one room to the next.
A Pale Pink Hallway With Light Natural Wood Floors, Black Accents, and a Purple-Toned Statement Piece
This pale pink style is full of elegance and calm. The light wood flooring and white trim pair perfectly with this shade of pink, and the black accents pop against this backdrop.
Furniture in dark hues can bring a sense of depth to this type of space, as seen here. The plum shade is the perfect complement to this hallway design, drawing the eye and bringing attention to the additional statement pieces.
A Bright Salmon Pink Hallway With a Gallery Wall and Decorative Items in the Corner
For an interior design that’s full of visual interest, try pairing a brighter pink paint on the walls with high contrast accents. This gallery wall showcases abstract art in black, white, and shades of tan, which stands out well in this space. Bright natural light bathes the space in an inviting warmth, creating the ideal introduction to your house.
Use Pink paint colours to make a Section of your Hallway stand out
In this beautiful historic hallway, a pink wall color was used to highlight a section of the space. The pink tone stands out against the green-grey wall color used in the main entryway area. By using the pink on the inside of the curved doorway, this beautiful feature stands out powerfully.
Soft, Baby Pink With Gold Accents, Leather Cabinet Pulls, and Dark Wood Floors
For a fresh, more neutral style, combine a soft pink base with dark brown flooring and decorate with striking accessories. This hallway design uses smooth-faced cabinetry for additional storage, which allows the same paint to be used to create a cohesive look.
Leather pull handles on the doors pull in the brown shades from the floor, and the brassy-gold decor is the perfect complement to complete the design.
Pair Pink Walls With Dark Wood and Multiple Statement Pieces for a Bold and Dramatic Hallway
If you’re in search of darker and more dramatic hallway ideas, this might be the style for you. A dark pink tone sets the stage for daring furniture and decor full of eye-catching patterns. The striking dark wood makes for a historic air that’s quickly contrasted by both modern and vintage items.
The resulting interior is one that leaves visitors with a strong first impression that will stick with them throughout the rest of the home.
A Classic Pink Hallway With Purple Accents and Unique Decor
Interior design is an excellent way to show off your style and create an endless source of inspiration in your daily life. One way you can achieve this is to decorate your hallway with fun hues and items that you find joy in.
This hallway uses a classic bubble gum pink color for the walls, and decor in other shades of pink and purple to create a cheerful space.
Different Pink Paint Colours Paired With Abstract Art and Eclectic Decor
Mixing different pink paint colors in a single room is an easy way to create depth in a small space. The soft pink paired with the darker rose tone is an excellent combination for this entryway and goes very well with the green hues in the next room.
By using a neutral color on the dresser, the colorful art above it is allowed to shine.
Dusty Pink Paint Paired With Natural Wood and Fun Decor Pieces
If you enjoy a 70s-inspired style, this is the interior for you. A dusty pink covers the wall, with a terracotta shade on the ceiling and a grey floor. The front door is trimmed in a crisp white that draws the eye.
A vintage disco ball hangs from the ceiling, and a burst of hot pink from the handbag completes the look.
A Subtle Pink Hallways With Matching Accessories and Unique Features
To easily create an inviting hallway, decorate the space with items that are similar in color to the main shade used for the room.
This example hallway does this well and even goes a step further by including highly functional items such as a mirror, hooks for clothes and accessories, and shelving for small items.
Pink Walls and Light-Toned Natural Wood Floors With Black Accents
Similar to many of the other hallway ideas we’ve looked at so far, this example pairs walls in pink with natural wood floors and black accents. The resulting hallway is one full of contrast, but not aggressively so. A large framed mirror and decorative antique ladder provide additional visual interest.
Styled by Temporärt, photographed by Sylwan for Historiska Hem
Rich Wood Materials and an Abstract Mirror in a Rose Pink Hallway
This fully pink hallway serves as great inspiration for anyone looking for an unforgettable, yet still subtle, entry hallway. Hardwood flooring set at a diagonal from the entrance leads you deeper into the room, and the small side table is conveniently placed to hold essentials like car keys.
The unique mirror, lamp, and light fixture are excellent finishing touches.
A Classic Pink and White Hallway With a Pale Wood Floor
For the final example in our list of pink hallway ideas, we have a simplistic space that peacefully welcomes you into the home. White paint around the entrance alcove brightens the room and creates a sense of lightness as you enter.
Neutral-colored furniture and decor would fit well here, though the lack of such items in the immediate area is not missed in this space.
Pink paint colors are used everywhere in this Small Hallway
This is one of the more subtle pink hallway ideas because of the light pastel paint color used in this room. However, by using the same paint color on the walls, ceiling, and storage cabinet an impressive tone-on-tone effect is achieved for an eye-catching look.
The style of this apartment for sale in Sweden (Styled by Linnéa H. Manaberi, photographed by Henrik Linden for Alvhem) is slightly moody, yet still very warm and inviting at the same time. The large living room is decorated with darker furniture pieces that pair well with the light grey walls, beige curtains, and neutral textiles used throughout.
The dark grey kitchen has tick marble countertops that provide a beautiful contrast. The vintage dining table and chairs, on the other hand, add a rustic vibe to the setting. The bedroom has a light grey wall color as well, matching the adjacent living space.
A living room with light grey walls and grey fabric couches
This living room’s warm yet dark color palette gives the space a cozy and inviting aesthetic. Dark wood tones are paired with soft beige curtains in front of the windows and black and white elements make for a lovely contrast in the setting.
A cork and dark wood dining table paired with white dining chairs in front of the window provides a cozy dining spot. The brown tones and beige curtains complement each other perfectly.
The grey fabric couch and armchair add a darker element to the setting, which is enhanced by the black floor lamp and the black and beige tones in the artwork above the sofa.
The mix of beige, brown, and grey textiles on the couch makes the sofa area look very cozy.
A vintage sideboard matches the color palette of the dining area.
The living room and bedroom are connected, making it even more important that the color palettes of each room are adjusted to each other.
A dark grey kitchen with tick marble countertops
The kitchen has dark grey cabinets that are enhanced with black leather pulls for a contrasting effect in the kitchen with white walls. The tick white marble countertop and backsplash add a contemporary aesthetic to the look and brighten the dark cabinet color.
A white Moccamaster coffee maker and natural wood accessories decorate the countertops of this beautiful kitchen.
A vintage dining table paired with dark wood bentwood chairs provides the space with a rustic touch and a perfect kitchen dining area.
A bedroom with grey walls and beige textiles
The bedroom is painted with the same grey wall color as the one used in the adjacent living room. The beige curtains, beige fabric pendant lamp, and the mix of beige and grey fabrics on the bed warm up this neutral color palette.
A natural wood dresser paired with a large round mirror decorates the wall behind the bed.
This minimally styled historic apartment for sale in Sweden (Styled by Petra Yngfalk, photographed by Frederic Boukari for Historiska Hem) consists of a living kitchen and one bedroom, which are both styled in a contemporary yet cozy way with a unique touch.
The kitchen is built wall to wall and floor to ceiling, allowing for ample storage space and a clean and minimal effect in the room. The dining and living areas are located opposite the kitchen module, with an area rug separating the living and dining areas visually from each other.
A white living kitchen with a modern and minimal look
The modern white kitchen fills the entire wall in the room, with high upper cabinets for lots of storage space. The white cabinets are paired with a white marble countertop and a glossy vertical tile backsplash to finish off the look.
The ceiling is lowered on top of the kitchen cabinets and recessed lighting is included for optimal worktop lighting.
A large dining table with soft wood dining chairs finds its’ place in front of the two large windows.
The larger kitchen cupboards for large kitchen appliances are separated from the main kitchen module and placed on the other side next to the doorway.
The sofa area features a beige couch paired with an off-white area rug, a beige travertine coffee table, and a green velvet lounge chair that is a true focal point in the space.
The area rug visually separates the sofa and dining area from each other.
A small bedroom decorated in a beige color palette
The second room holds a small sleeping space, which is painted with a beige wall color, paired with tick beige curtains on both sides of the window.
A custom white headboard with integrated wall lamps and bedside tables provides the space with a finished and modern look.
A modern bathroom with beige bathroom tiles and chrome fixtures
The bathroom is finished with large brown wall tiles, a glass shower wall, and chrome bathroom fixtures for a modern look and feel.
A hallway with a built-in wardrobe with mirrored doors
The built-in wardrobe inside the hallway is finished with large mirrored cabinet doors that reflect the space and make it appear so much bigger and lighter.
This modern renovation project done by Norm Architects (photographed by Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen) is located in what used to be a torpedo boat hall from the nineties. The thoughtful interior of the apartment celebrates the historical significance and contemporary relevance of the original building.
In this modern renovation project, Scandinavian and Japanese design elements are merged for a tranquil and harmonious look that pairs well with the original steel structure of the building.
Natural oak wood cabinets and a stone island in a modern kitchen
The existing steel structure of the boat hall is enhanced by a custom kitchen design with natural oak wood cabinets and a modern kitchen island made of stone. These two materials add a rich, warm, and organic texture to elevate the space with timeless durability.
The oak wood and stone combination comes back in a custom wall shelf with a sliding door, which is ideal to place a few carefully selected decor objects.
An elegant and minimal living room underneath a modern steel staircase
The modern staircase features a sleek side panel in the same color as the wall behind it, making it blend in, while still serving as a striking sculptural element. The steps are made of oak wood, making a visual connection to the other oak elements in the renovation.
A minimal bedroom with an oak headboard and minimal storage
The upstairs bedroom features oak flooring, paired with a minimal oak headboard and custom white storage cabinets on top.
Simple black wall lamps and bedside tables made out of stone mimic the material palette of the downstairs kitchen.
A modern bathroom with a traditional washi paper screen
The modern bathroom features a custom stone sink built in between custom storage cabinets. The real focal point of this modern bathroom, however, is the traditional washi paper screen with an oak wood frame, which creates a serene and relaxing ambiance perfect for a bathroom.
When beginning a master bathroom remodel, there are a lot of decisions to be made for each element of the room and endless options to choose from. One change that should not be overlooked is switching out your existing shower or tub unit for a freestanding tub.
A traditional clawfoot tub can transform the entire look and feel of your bathroom, bringing an elegant and luxurious touch to any renovation. In the list below, you can find the most stylish clawfoot tub bathroom ideas to serve as inspiration for your next remodel.
An All-White Bathroom Paired With Brown Accents and a Vintage Clawfoot Tub
This type of layout is the perfect answer for anyone who loves the look of a claw foot bathtub but would still like the functionality of a separate shower. Crisp white subway tiles surround the space, reflecting the bright sunlight streaming through the window.
The tub has detailed silver feet that echo the silver of the shower head. A rich brown wood vanity with brown towels and matching accent decor completes the look by adding depth to the room.
A Sleek, Modern Bathroom With a Deep Clawfoot Tub and Floating Sink
This clawfoot tub is placed directly in the shower area, and the depth of the tub itself allows for a relaxing bath without the need for additional space in this small bathroom.
A floating sink and toilet in the same white material as the clawfoot tub bring everything together for a cohesive look. Using stainless steel plumbing fixtures throughout maintains the theme, while mirror cabinets provide adequate bathroom storage.
A Functionality-packed Small Bathroom with a Traditional Look
This small bathroom also includes the washing machine, on quite a small surface, yet there is still space to let the clawfoot tub shine. The classic chrome fixtures and the vintage mirror with the wooden frame enhance this classic look even more. The different materials stand out powerfully against the powder pink wall color on the walls above the white tiles.
Embrace a Vintage Aesthetic by Pairing Detailed Flooring, a Clawfoot Tub, and White Subway Tiles
This small bathroom is bursting with personality and vintage charm. It perfectly melds updated fixtures with a farmhouse bathroom to create a style that’s as unique as it is lovely.
Intricate flooring is the perfect counter to the simple tile walls, and the clawfoot tub highlights both of these ideals as well. The lattice window, planked ceiling, and ladder rack in this bathroom all exude a country feel that’s sure to delight guests.
A Bold Clawfoot Bathtub With Gold Hardware for a Dramatic Focal Point
For a contemporary style, pair a large clawfoot tub with a simplistic, yet elegant, design. The pale blue of the walls is echoed in the gingham pattern on the curtain, as well as the fresh flowers on the window sill.
Large white planks used for wainscoting add just a touch of visual interest around the bathroom. The pop of gold from the faucets and the dramatic cast iron feet work together to create a luxurious bathtub worthy of magazines.
Add a Touch of Mid-Century Modern Styling With a Large Clawfoot Tub and Patterned Hexagon Floor Tiles
This unique, throwback bathroom remodel is a fun take on retro design. Reddish-brown hexagonal tiles set in a honeycomb pattern with off-white counterparts create an original flooring that sets the tone for this space.
The design of the clawfoot tub itself is not the typical style we’ve seen so far, adding to the one-of-a-kind look of the bathroom. A few antique accessories on the window sill add a bit of charm, and the wooden tray stretched across the tub mimics the brown tones on the floor.
Create a Unique Space by Pairing a Deep Tub With Recessed Shelving and Shower-Height Tiling
This bathroom remodel repurposes the shower area for a deep clawfoot tub. Shower height tiles help to protect the walls against splashes, and the recessed shower caddy keeps all the most used items within easy reach.
The sandy brown paint used for the walls is reflected in the tones of the wood stool and striped towel, creating a cohesive feeling in the space. A marble checkerboard floor adds a dash of luxury to this bathroom without being overwhelming.
A Black and White Bathroom With a Clawfoot Tub to Make the Most of a Small Space
A small bathroom can pose additional challenges for a remodel. However, the lack of extra room doesn’t mean that a claw foot tub is entirely out of the question.
This classic black and white bathroom uses a smaller tub to achieve the look of a large, grand master bathroom without sacrificing space that could be better used elsewhere. You can spice up this style further by including a few pops of a bright, bold color, such as with linens or decor.
Styled by Mother Interior, photographed by Spinnell for Historiska Hem
Channel Bohemian Elegance With a Compact Clawfoot Tub, Intricate Flooring, and Off-White Linens
Anyone looking for a more relaxed and airy bathroom will love this style. Off-white linens and wood accents work together to create a bathroom with a natural presence while maintaining a super clean feel.
Detailed, almost Moroccan, tile flooring adds visual interest and serves as an excellent contrast to the stark white clawfoot tub and uniform square wall tiles. Using the window sill as a storage space for essentials is both practical and decorative, enhancing the casual vibe of the bathroom.
A Blend of Modernism and Traditional Design by Pairing Industrial Touches With Natural Elements
Light wood floors, off-white walls, and black accents are a tried and true combination that stands the test of time, and this bathroom is no different. Showcasing a perfect combination of modern elements and traditional style, this bathroom provides the best of both worlds.
The large windows and high ceilings are also ideal for plant life, allowing you to bring a touch of greenery into the bathroom for a refreshing air.
Elevate the Look of a Simple Clawfoot Tub by Using Bold Colors and Detailed Accents
Looking for a breathtaking bathroom that will leave your guests speechless? Take inspiration from this green and gold bathroom with a clawfoot tub. Victorian-esque flooring paired with vintage fixtures and bold green tiles reminiscent of Scheele’s green transports this bathroom back to the 1800s while maintaining modern comforts.
The brassy-gold hardware found throughout pairs beautifully with the aesthetic created here, and using a sheet of glass as a barrier for the shower area helps to provide division where needed without subtracting from the room.
Simple White Walls and Minimalist Hardware for a Fresh Take on Bathroom Designs
If you love the look of a clawfoot tub but want a much more subdued bathroom, this minimalist style may be the solution. This no-frills clawfoot tub is large enough for a luxurious bathing experience but doesn’t have purely decorative elements like cast iron feet or sloped sides.
The hardware is discretely built into the wall and creates a sleek appearance that promotes calm and relaxation. A small wooden shelving unit serves as the perfect spot for storing bath essentials while maintaining the minimalist appeal.
Take Inspiration From Farmhouse-Style Bathroom Design to Create a Cozy Bathroom Remodel
At the end of our list of clawfoot tub bathroom ideas, we have a cozy farmhouse-style bathroom featuring a sizable sink basin, a neutral color scheme, and classic square ceramic tiles. This bathroom makes the most out of its limited square footage by using every inch efficiently.
The tub, vanity, and toilet fill the room without being cumbersome, allowing each element to be functional but not in the way of each other.
A White Tub paired with Chrome Elements and a beige Hexagon Floor Tile
This bathroom with clawfoot tub has a predominantly white color palette, with white walls and white wall tiles to protect the area around the shower. The clawfoot tub stands out on the beige hexagon floor tiles and the chrome fixtures add a beautiful metallic touch.
A Clawfoot Tub stands out against a Half-Tile wall in a Classic Bathroom remodel
This classic bathroom features a half-tile wall with white tiles on the bottom and a dark gray wall color on the top half, which is decorated with a nice selection of vintage frames. The classic clawfoot tub with steel legs gives this space a farmhouse bathroom look that is unique and personal.
A White Clawfoot Tub stands out on a Bold Bathroom Floor
This is one of the more colorful bathroom designs on the list, with a red and white checkered floor paired with pops of blue on the stool and art print on the wall. The walls and clawfoot tub are white to balance the color palette.
This renovated attic apartment for sale in Sweden (via Entrance Makleri) has a beautiful light wood herringbone floor spread throughout the entire floor plan for a classic touch. To contrast this traditional element, the apartment features modern built-ins in grey and dark wood.
The living kitchen features a large corner layout kitchen that can fit a spacious dining table in the middle. Next to that, you can find a small sofa area, which leads up to the bedroom that features built-ins in the same modern style as the kitchen.
A modern light grey kitchen in a corner layout
The light grey kitchen cabinets in this L-shaped kitchen layout don’t have any hardware, giving them a minimal effect.
The light grey cabinetry is paired with a grey limestone countertop and a chrome faucet for a tone-on-tone effect. To contrast the all-grey kitchen, the upper cabinets are selected in a dark wood tone to bring some variety to the color palette.
A modern black dining table with grey Series 7 dining chairs finds a perfect spot in the middle of the kitchen layout, perfect for dinners.
Opposite the kitchen, you can find a living area with two sofas opposite each other, paired with a black coffee table that complements the dining table nicely.
The black pendant lights in both areas have different designs, yet their styles pair well with each other.
An elegant bedroom with black accents and a custom wardrobe
The bedroom is decorated in a modest yet elegant way, with grey and brown fabrics paired with black wall lamps and bedside tables for contrast.
A custom wardrobe in the same style as the kitchen provides the bedroom with lots of storage space.
A small home office room with a dark wood desk
A grey limestone bathroom with chrome fixtures and a shower niche
This gorgeous turn-of-the-century home for sale in Sweden (Styled by Emma Fisher, photographed by Krister Engström for Kvarteret Makleri) has a beautiful selection of sage-green paint colors in each of the rooms, ranging from a delicate light sage-green paint color in the living room to deeper shades in the kitchen and bedroom.
The kitchen cabinets have been given a refresh with a coat of sage-green paint. By painting the shiplap backsplash in the same color, the cooking space gets an entirely updated look. In the bedroom, it’s the custom wainscoting behind the bed that received a lick of green paint for a cohesive look throughout the apartment.
A light sage-green wall color in the living room with a large bookcase
The delicate pastel sage-green wall color used in the living room brings out the white crown molding underneath the ceiling. The impressive bookcase that fills almost the entire living room wall is painted in the same paint color, which makes it blend into the space.
A grey fabric sofa and a cognac leather lounge chair add a few darker elements to the bright palette, while a smoked glass coffee table stands out on the white fluffy area rug in the space.
The bookcase is filled with a variety of different books, magazines, and a lovely selection of decor objects in beige, white, and neutral colors.
The TV is hung up on the wall next to the double interior doors connecting the living room to the kitchen.
The color palette of the kitchen and living room complement each other nicely for a balanced look when the doors are open.
A sage-green painted kitchen with shiplap on the walls
The kitchen is painted in a sage-green color to give it a stylish update. The cabinets as well as the shiplap above the tile backsplash and the wall shelves are all painted in the same color for a cohesive look.
The assymetric floor plan allows for a large dining table to take its place diagonally in the middle of the kitchen. The three large windows allow for an abundance of daylight to come in.
The wall on the right side of the kitchen is covered with open shelving and a peg rail to keep the most used kitchen items.
A stainless steel countertop and stainless steel appliances add a modern industrial touch to the farmhouse aesthetic of this kitchen.
An antique glass cabinet is painted in a sage green paint color, making it match the rest of the kitchen color palette.
A white bedroom with sage-green wainscoting
The spacious white bedroom features wainscoting behind the bed, which is painted in the same sage-green paint color as the kitchen. An antique cabinet in between the two windows adds a rustic touch to this space.
The bedroom wainscoting continues on the other side of the antique fireplace. The storage trunk is painted in the same color as the wainscoting to make it blend in.
A white hallway with white marble flooring and classic hallway storage
If you’re looking for inspiration for your kitchen remodel, a bold paint color on the cabinetry can help you create a space that you’ll absolutely love. Something like “Gulfstream” by Sherwin Williams or “Vintage Teal” by Behr can transform the feel of your kitchen, setting the stage for the rest of the house.
Though the process of picking just the right color can be intimidating, with a bit of inspiration and pre-planning, you can achieve a home-run kitchen renovation without a design team or contractor. The list below contains the most inspiring ideas for ridding yourself of a boring, run-of-the-mill kitchen and instead embracing a fun and exciting house.
Muted Teal Kitchen Cabinets Paired With Gray Countertops and Light Wood Elements
This kitchen consists of a peaceful blend of teal, gray, white, and light wood. A perfect balance between sophisticated style and casual life, this room sets the tone for the rest of the house and creates a relaxed environment for guests to feel welcome.
The herringbone floor pattern leads the eye into the cabinets, which feature textured doors on the upper level and an appealing smooth surface with raised handles on the lower. The gray stone countertop pairs well here, providing a solid visual anchor to this kitchen.
Marble Countertops, Tan Walls, and Dark Flooring With Teal Kitchen Cabinetry
A very similar color palette to the previous example, this kitchen also incorporates marble countertops and a tile backsplash that reaches just above the top of the cabinets. The large kitchen island provides both additional counter space and extra seating, while the brass faucet pairs well with the cabinet hardware.
A high ceiling allows for a graceful chandelier to be added, with a range of sizes that will fit the room without being overbearing. Glass cabinet doors or fully open cabinets can add a touch of luxury and elegance to the kitchen as well.
A Fully Teal Kitchen With Matching Cabinets, Countertops, and Backsplash
This dark teal kitchen is a bold design that truly showcases the beauty of this paint color. By using the same shade for the cabinets, countertops, and backsplash, you can create a dramatic look that’s unique to your kitchen.
White walls are the ideal backdrop for these types of interiors, supporting the color without distracting from it. As we’ve seen, light-toned natural wood accessories and brass finishes are excellent complements to teal, and so is stainless steel — all of which are featured here.
A Subdued Teal Shade Paired With Natural Wood Flooring and White Countertops
Keeping on trend with other teal kitchen examples we’ve seen so far, this kitchen maintains the popular combination of teal cabinets, natural wood flooring, sandy-colored walls, and white accents. Bright, natural lighting fills the kitchen with a cheerful and welcoming air, making the compact design feel larger.
Pale gold hardware and a stainless steel oven bring subtle dimension into the design. The thin white countertop with a built-in backsplash is a great source of contrast, especially when set against the paint on the wall instead of stretching to the underside of the upper cabinets.
Styled by Martina Mattsson, photographed by Krister Engström for Kvarteret Makleri
Combine Multiple Shades of Teal and Wood for a Dimensional Kitchen Experience
Wood countertops, a bold black range hood, and a lighter color on the island make this kitchen remodel a one-of-a-kind inspiration.
The wainscoting and trim around the doorway is a pale gray-blue that makes the dark teal pop. Multiple shades of wood and teal mixed with a blend of materials and design aesthetics make for a kitchen full of visual interest that feels lived-in and homey.
Dark Teal Cabinets With a Farmhouse Sink and Rich Brown Walls
This rustic kitchen showcases very dark teal cabinets set against chocolate brown walls. The resulting dramatic and moody environment is offset by the country charm of the farmhouse sink, antique faucet, and decorative plates.
A large window helps to brighten the room, and the overall feel of this kitchen is one of a traditional home from a bygone era. Linens placed throughout the area strategically complete the look.
Dark Flooring and a Vibrant Teal Shade from Floor to Ceiling
To create a seamless, eye-catching kitchen, experiment with using the same paint along the cabinets and countertop, across the backsplash and shelving, and up the walls to the ceiling. You can opt for a lighter shade or different materials for your project, such as substituting a tile backsplash in the same color or trading gold hardware and accents for silver.
The dark floor enhances the intensity of this kitchen and is a great choice for those with children as it is typically easier to keep looking clean.
Painted Wood and Rustic Accessories for a Dark Teal Kitchen Remodel
This dark, rustic, and earthy kitchen gives the appearance of an apothecary and is reminiscent of old fairytales designed to keep children from straying too far into the woods. Textured wood panel cabinets are painted in the same teal tone as the walls, and a deep, nearly black floor adds to the drama.
Antique accessories, such as uniquely shaped glass bottles and copper cookware, pair beautifully with the hanging plants, bare bulb light fixture, and bold painting above the stove. The aged copper appearance of the countertops and backsplash is the perfect finishing touch here, though wood countertops and a farmhouse sink could work as well.
Elegant Gold Tones and a Unique Cabinetry Layout in a Two-Tone Teal Kitchen
Finally, for the last of our teal kitchen ideas, we have a more modern kitchen style with a layout that’s ideal for smaller spaces. Rich wood flooring leads you to deep teal-colored cabinets that are bursting with life.
White marble countertops and walls make this shade of teal pop and create a focal point for the kitchen. Upper cabinets in a very pale off-white color with a blue undertone provide more storage without distracting from the lower level. A subtle tile facade on those cabinet doors is a discreet source of texture, and shiny gold hardware completes the look.
While a completely white color palette might sound boring to some of you, I think this beautiful apartment (for sale via Bolaget) proves that you don’t necessarily need colors to make an interior look cozy and inviting. The color palette of this space is mainly white, mixed with natural wood tones and a few pops of beige.
The off-white kitchen with beige limestone countertops stands out against the crisp white walls, while the white sofas in the living room blend in with the wall color. The big walnut coffee table adds a beautiful contrast to the living room setting, which is reflected in the full-size mirror on the wall opposite the windows.
The bedroom shares the same color palette as the other rooms, with a mixture of white and off-white bedding on the bed and a large off-white custom wardrobe spread across the wall.
A minimal white living room with walnut accents
The two white sofas in the living room stand out on top of the off-white living room rug adding a cozy texture to the space. The organically shaped walnut coffee table and the walnut String TV shelf add a few darker tones to the setting.
The large arched mirror on the wall opposite the windows makes the space look much bigger. Along with the wall lamp in between the windows, it’s also the only wall decor present in this space.
An off-white kitchen with beige limestone countertops
The minimal and modern off-white kitchen stands out sightly against the white kitchen walls for a subtle effect. The lack of hardware on the cabinets enhances the minimal look.
A round dining table in the middle of the space is paired with a white fabric lampshade and off-white dining chairs that match the modest palette on this asymmetric floor plan.
The kitchen is custom-built into an awkward corner by the window, allowing for ample countertop space and a spot for the coffee machine.
The other side of the kitchen includes a low cupboard paired with a mirror on the wall, reflecting the daylight into this low-lit area of the kitchen.
Two oak wood wall shelves by the table are perfect for keeping glasses and a few subtle decor pieces.
A white bedroom with a built-in wardrobe
Following the rest of the apartment, the bedroom has a clean and minimal interior style as well. The arched mirror reflects the other room and gives the space some dimension.
The bed is made with a combination of white and off-white textiles, paired with beige black-out curtains, a teddy fabric headboard, and a fabric lampshade.
The custom wardrobe goes wall-to-wall and floor-to-ceiling, allowing lots of storage space. The cabinetry is the same as the one in the kitchen for a cohesive effect.
A curved bathroom with vertical subway tiles
The curved walls of the bathroom are perfect to include a shower behind the pillar. The vertical subway tiles accentuate the height of the bathroom space.
The oak wood vanity adds a natural touch to the setting and comes back in the larger cupboard on the wall.
A separate laundry room with the same cabinetry as the kitchen
A small hallway section as part of the kitchen layout
