Working in front of the window is great when you want to enjoy the view and also get some Vitamine D at the same time. When you create a windowsill desk and combine two functionalities into one, you will save space and sit as close to the window as possible while you work: the best of both worlds.
Below, you can find my favorite windowsill desk to get you inspired if you are looking to integrate a workspace into one of your home’s windowsills as well.
A white windowsill desk next to a vintage cabinet in a small hallway
The white-painted vintage storage cabinet in this hallway is built right next to a window with white frames. The deep windowsill is turned into an impromptu home office area which is small, but perfect to check your emails.
The mint green chair stands out in front of the white floors and white elements and the fresh green plant found on the desk finishes the look off perfectly.
Combine storage space and a windowsill desk to get everything out of your small room
The windowsill for this walk-in closet is created by a beautiful desk with storage functionality that spreads from wall to wall. The area underneath the worktop is kept empty on the right side to allow a comfortable place to sit, while on the left side, you can find a combination of drawers and open shelving.
Use the space underneath the sloped roof to integrate a work desk
skylights typically don’t have a windowsill area and the sloped ceilings usually make it a bit more difficult to decorate the room, let alone integrate a home office.
This small attic room, however, has a custom solution with open shelving along the walls creating a long windowsill that goes over into a computer desk, and into a bookshelf by the other wall.
Optimize the space in front of a full-height window
Extra large windows let in an abundance of sunlight anyway, so you can opt to cover part of the area in front of the window by placing a chair and desk in front of it without having to change or obstruct the view too much.
By picking out a windowsill desk in the same color as the window frames, both of the elements blend into each other for a seamless effect.
This long and narrow window is embedded into surrounding walls and provides a lovely view of the greenery outside. By aligning the custom desk to the walls, you can turn an otherwise lost area of the floorplan into a nice home office spot.
You can store all the things you need while working in the elegantly integrated drawers underneath the worktop, which is such an elegant idea.
An enlarged window sill turns into a spacious bedroom home office
In this cozy bedroom setting, a custom desk is attached to the window sill and fixated with brackets to the wall. Both the desk and the window sill are made out of light wood species, complementing the light color palette in the bedroom space.
Both the window and the windowsill are quite wide, allowing for long and narrow desk space to place your laptop and store away notebooks and other home office things. If you are working with an extra wide window, you could even install a longer desk, add another chair, and create a two-person desk in front of the window.
In a kitchen space with sage green walls, the area between the radiator and the window is used to install a wood panel resting on top of two white brackets. This surface is paired with a small stool and can be used as an in-promptu laptop spot.
A floating desk in front of a window with an angled wall
It was a perfect idea to turn the area in front of this bedroom window into a home office with a floating desk with a lot of space. The worktop is placed slightly lower than the original windowsill, allowing for a spot to place some books and plants in front of the window.
This cozy Swedish apartment with rounded windows (Styled by Emma Fisher and Annica Clarmell, photographed by Maria Sahlander for Bjurfors) has a cozy and delicate decor that is finished off with lots of textiles and accessories.
The living room has a subtle light grey wall color, which is paired with a white textured area rug and a dark grey fabric sofa to add some contrast.
The white kitchen with a white subway tile backsplash is contrasted by a dark grey wall color that is especially apparent in the dining area with the vintage wooden chairs. The gorgeous round windows in the apartment are especially noticeable in the bedroom which has a beautiful faded blue wall color and a small home office section.
Light grey living room walls paired with a dark grey fabric sofa
The white plank floors and white ceilings are complemented with a delicate light grey wall color that adds a bit more depth to the interior color palette. The white fluffy area rug complements the white floors, but makes it softer and adds a beautiful texture to the space.
The dark grey fabric sofa stands out against the light base palette of the room and is decorated with a beautiful mixture of throw pillows in beige and grey tones.
A white kitchen with an impressive white subway tile backsplash and dark grey walls
The white kitchen is finished off with a dark-tone wood countertop and classic stainless steel hardware. The walls are painted in a contrasting dark grey wall color and the full wall above the countertop is covered with a white subway tile backsplash that adds a beautiful, glossy texture to the kitchen design.
On the other side of the kitchen, in front of the window, you can find a small round dining table in light oak wood.
The table is paired with vintage black dining chairs and a subtle black pendant. The dining area stands out against the dark grey wall color in a perfect way.
The neutral color palette in the kitchen and dining area is finished with a green plant on the window sill and an impressive green branch on the dining table.
A muted blue wall color in a bedroom with a home office section
The blue bedroom walls really make the rounded windows in this setting stand out in an elegant way, while also accentuating the white trim and white ceiling in the space. The muted blue wall color is paired with a beautiful blue duvet cover on the bed and a mixture of beige and grey textiles to balance out the cool tones.
Next to the bed, you can see an antique side table in a warm wood tone, that stands out against the cool color on the bedroom walls.
According to Emma, one of the interior stylists of this apartment, the color used in the bedroom Krickelins Dimblå from Nordsjö, is similar to Parma Grey, Oval Room blue, or Selvedge from Farrow and Ball.
Darker wall colors in a bedroom can be quite a bold choice, however, dark green paint combines deep tones with the soothing and fresh element a green palette brings to the table resulting in a bold yet balanced interior palette.
You can style your dark green bedroom with contrasting lighter textiles, or pair your green walls with dark green curtains to lean into the darker, moody effect.
When you are thinking about adding a dark green bedroom to your own home, this post is for you. Below, you can find a list of the most inspiring dark green bedroom ideas that feature a variety of different dark green wall colors paired with different finishes in the textiles and soft furnishings.
A moody bedroom with dark green walls and warm beige tones
Let’s kick things off with the darkest of the green bedroom ideas on this list, shall we? The dark green bedroom walls contrast against the light architectural features of the space and add depth to the setting.
The beige and brown tones in the curtains, throw pillows and blanket make the room feel like a warm and cozy retreat at the same time, a balance perfectly achieved by the interior designer of this apartment.
A darker shade of olive green in a turn-of-the-century bedroom
The dark olive green walls in this bedroom enhance the interior design of the space and accentuate the ornate historic detailing in the room’s architecture. The elegant paint color on the wall is paired with a beige throw pillow mix, an off-white linen headboard, and a lovely texture on the beige blanket on the bed.
The subtle black and white art print and the simple black wall lights add a bit of contrast to the green bedroom design and the green branch on the bedside table brings out the fresh element the paint color adds.
A green bedroom color with yellow undertones paired with dark tones in the decor
The yellow undertones in this green paint have a warming effect on the design of the space, while also adding a fresh element to the interior. The black details on the bedside table, art prints, light fixtures, and textiles add a beautiful contrast to the setting and the white textiles add a lighter touch to the color palette.
A dark green-grey wall color paired with beige bedsheets in a rattan lamp
With walls this dark, you can almost compare it with a dark grey or black bedroom, however, the green tones add just a bit more sophistication to the setting. The green-grey wall paint in this bedroom contrasts nicely with the white-soaped hardwood flooring and with the white ceilings.
The grey curtains and the dark wall art above the bed enhance the darker tones in the room, while the beige bedding and the natural rattan pendant light create a natural decor balance in the bedroom interior.
White furniture and curtains stand out in a dark green bedroom
The white fabric curtains and the white sideboard stand out against the dark green paint color in this bedroom in a powerful way. The pink, brown, and orange tones in the artwork, bedding, and the cozy rug by the end of the bed create a warm and inviting setting and the green plants bring out the fresh undertones in the green paint.
Whether you want to paint your whole bedroom green or rather work with an accent wall, a dark green color will always make an impressive effect. In this cozy bedroom, a dark green accent wall is paired with white paint for a more modest effect.
The black lamps above the bed add a darker tone to the setting, while the fresh green plants bring out the green in the wall.
Green bedrooms created with a feature wall are a bit easier to try out for those of you who are unsure or change your mind easily about a new paint color.
Cream, white, and beige shades finish a gorgeous green bedroom
The green shade used in this gorgeous space with warm hardwood flooring is paired with cream colors in the white bedding, the feather lamp, and the decor pieces for a high contrast look finished off with bright white curtains.
A dark olive tone paired with brown, grey, and white
The earthy tones in the accessories and curtains enhance the beautiful olive tone in the room. The striped bedsheets create a playful look and the white antique furniture piece enhances the white flooring in the room and matches the bed frame.
A partial dark green color to separate a sleeping area in a studio apartment
In this studio apartment, a feature wall in a dark green tone separates the sleeping area from the rest of the small space. Painting a part of the space in a different color is a great way to divide a studio apartment and working with a darker shade makes this effect even better.
When you look for inspiration and advice on how to design a small room, you will usually get the recommendation to use lighter paint colors. A darker green color in a small bedroom like this one will have a unique effect especially because of the small surface, where the floor plan will enhance the dramatic effect of the color in the space.
A dark shade like this, however, can work in small rooms that get ample natural light. If you are working with a small and dark bedroom floor plan, it might be better to opt for a lighter shade.
Fresh dark green bedroom walls paired with dark grey textiles and gold accents
The clean lines of this modern bedroom are accentuated by the gorgeous fresh dark green room color. The sheer dark grey curtains and the dark grey bedding pair nicely with the dark photograph above the bed.
The white fabric pendant light and the white bedside tables lighten up the color palette and the bright table lamp paired with the gold wall lamps above the bed finish the look of this green bedroom nicely.
Styling by Anna Mårselius, photography by Ragnar Ómarsson for JM, via Hitta Hem
A bed in between two walk-in closets in a historic dark green bedroom
This is my personal favorite of the dark green bedrooms on the list, as the deep dark green color on the wall in this dream home accentuates the ornate crown molding on the ceiling and the beautiful white historic doors that are located on either side of the bed in this green bedroom.
The deep green paint is paired with a mixture of light grey and beige bedding and an off-white area rug at the end of the bed. The black and white art print and the white pendant light seem to jump out of the background created by the dark green bedroom wall.
Green-grey on the walls and ceilings in this bedroom with an asymmetrical floor plan
This grey-green bedroom has wall paint on the walls, ceilings, crown molding, baseboards, and window frames, which has a very dramatic effect on the space. The uniform color balances out the many angles in the asymmetrical floor plan and makes the decor and furniture pieces stand out.
The beige upholstered headboard paired with the beige bedding and black office desk complement the green bedroom nicely and the green plant by the window brings out the green undertones in the wall paint in a nice way.
A monochromatic dark green bedroom where every surface is painted
The dark green paint color is used not only on the bedroom walls but also on the doors of the built-in wardrobe and on the wall shelving for an integrated effect in the space.
Against these dark green walls, the antique wood bedside table, beige upholstered headboard, and the antique books stand out in a powerful way.
Styled by Van Keppel, photographed by Ozollapa for Historiska Hem
A darker tone of sage-green and wood elements for a natural bedroom look
Sage green bedrooms are typically painted in a lighter shade, however, a darker sage green bedroom like the one on these bedroom walls can add more depth to the room.
This perfect color green on the walls is paired with pine wood bedside tables on the lower half of the walls and a custom shelf above the bed. These wood tones paired with the white and natural bedding and the darker hues in the accessories create a beautiful setting for this small bedroom design.
A Deep and Moody Green Bedroom with a tone-on-tone Wardrobe
The deep dark green wall color in this moody master bedroom contrasts nicely with the white and beige textiles on and around the bed. The green plant on the windowsill adds a fresh touch to the palette, while the black wall lamps enhance the dark mood of the space.
The same color is used on the walls, ceilings, and wardrobe for a cohesive effect.
A Dark Moss Green Master Bedroom with a Rounded Window
The dark moss wall color in this spacious bedroom adds a moody effect to the space and makes the beautiful rounded window stand out powerfully. The white ceiling and white bedding brighten the look a bit more, while neutral tones warm up the color palette.
This gorgeous historic apartment (Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Mariette Svensson for sale via Stadshem) is painted in different shades of beige, which brings out the beautiful historical features of the building and adds a cozy, warm, and inviting atmosphere to the apartment.
The beige living room features a mixture of white textiles and soft furnishings, paired with a few wood accent tones for a modest look. The kitchen dining area has black accent dining chairs to add more contrast to the setting.
The two bedrooms in this apartment have a modest beige palette as well paired with dark wood tones and layered textiles to match the interior decor of the rest of the flat.
Beige living room walls paired with a white sofa and light textiles
The gorgeous beige living room walls make the historic doors and white crown molding underneath the ceiling stand out in an elegant way. The wall color also accentuates the impressive height of the ceilings and enhances the space overall.
The interior is decorated with a white living room couch on a white area rug, paired with a white armchair and a white teddy lounge chair with light wood details. The oak wood coffee table adds a natural element to the setting, while the green branch and plant add a standalone fresh touch to the room design.
A kitchen dining area with beige walls and black accents
The dining area in the kitchen has a bit more contrast than the living room. The beige walls are paired with a light beige area rug, a round white dining table, and the black accent dining chairs add a beautiful contrast to the setting.
The subtle black tones in the accessories and in the art print enhance the beige and black setting in this inviting space.
A guest bedroom with a home office spot
The walls in the guest bedroom have a more subtle beige paint color on the walls, which works to make this small space appear bigger. The beige accessories and textiles on the bed are paired with a warm beige textile pendant lamp underneath the ceiling and a fresh green plant on the window sill.
The dark wood tones in the home office section of the guest room add a bit more character to the space.
Sand walls in the bedroom paired with bright white textiles
The beige walls in the bedroom have a yellow undertone, putting them in the sand paint category. The warm beige linen curtains in front of the window and the off-white textile lampshade add a beautiful variety to the beige palette from which the crisp white bedding stands out nicely.
A mirror next to the bed reflects the space and the daylight coming from the bedroom window.
The black wall lamp above the bed and the black table lamp on the window sill add a nice contrast to the bedroom color palette.
A long narrow entryway with a beige wall color
The entryway shares the same color palette as the rest of the interior, with beige walls paired with black, white, and wood tones in the elegant furniture pieces.
A walk-in closet with smart storage space provides lots of spots for hanging jackets and storing away other things.
This small one-bedroom apartment in Sweden (Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Fredrik J Karlsson, for sale via Alvhem) has a beautiful living kitchen with a green-grey kitchen spreading over one of the walls, paired with a burned orange sofa that is a real focal point in the space with a subtle light grey paint color on the walls.
The sofa stands in the middle of the living space, also functioning as a separator between the living and dining area that is located right next to the window.
The small bedroom has an asymmetrical floor plan and a wardrobe that is painted in the same color as the walls for an integrated effect. The throw pillows on the bed pair nicely with the color of the sofa, tying the color palettes of the adjacent rooms together.
Dark green-grey kitchen cabinets with lots of storage space
When decorating a small space or studio apartment, it’s crucial to include enough storage space on a small surface. The kitchen in this living space makes use of tall ceilings with upper cabinets reaching high up where lesser-used items can be stored.
The dark green-grey kitchen cabinets add a lot of contrast to the interior with light grey walls. The white marble countertops and the white subway tile backsplash lighten up the color palette and the chrome hardware adds a modern touch to the setting.
The backside of the larger cupboard on the side of the kitchen lengthens the hallway section of the apartment. On the wall next to the entryway, you can find a wall shelf and a small bench.
A living and dining room with a burned orange couch in the middle
While you often see floor plans where the sofa is placed against one of the living room walls, placing the sofa as a separator can be great when you want to create a visual difference between two functional areas.
The dining table with black dining chairs is placed parallel to the brown sofa and the window, allowing for two different areas in the living space.
The burned-orange velvet sofa fabric is paired with a mixture of beige throw pillows and a dark oak coffee table on top of an off-white area rug that makes this section of the living kitchen cozy and inviting.
The living room gallery wall includes both neutral and orange tones that match the color palette of the sofa section.
A bedroom with an asymmetrical floor plan and a built-in wardrobe
The bedroom can be reached through the doorway right next to the kitchen. The mixture of orange and beige tones stands out from the other room and ties the two color palettes together.
The wall-to-wall wardrobe is built into one of the bedroom walls and the cabinet doors have been painted in the same paint color, which makes them blend in nicely.
This elegant apartment in Sweden (Photographed by Frederic Boukari for Historiska Hem) has a beautiful white kitchen with a white marble countertop and backsplash standing proudly in a living kitchen with a dining and sofa area.
The walls of the apartment are painted in a beautiful light grey shade, that complements the white-soaped hardwood flooring and accentuates the white ceiling trim and the beautiful white historic windows. The living space is decorated in a modest color palette with neutrals, beige tints, and black accent pieces to bring some contrast to the mix.
The bedroom is painted in a darker grey shade that adds a cozy mood to the interior design, paired with beige tones and wood elements for a natural effect.
A white kitchen with white marble countertops and gold hardware
The classic white kitchen is spread over one of the walls in the living space, with a combination of high cupboards and both upper and lower cabinets to ensure enough storage space. Molding is applied to the top of the upper cabinets to make the kitchen integrate with the space smoothly.
A light grey living space with a dining and sofa area
The light grey walls in the living kitchen bring out the white kitchen in an elegant way. In between the sofa and the kitchen, you can find an elegant round dining table with black shell chairs that add a beautiful contrast to the setting.
The windows are decorated with beige linen curtains that warm up the daylight coming through. The black dining chairs are paired with a simple black pendant light that hangs in the middle of the table.
In front of the other window, the white fabric couch finds its place on top of a beige and white textured area rug. The beige curtains are paired with a beautiful mix of beige tones in the throw pillows on the sofa.
The sofa area is decorated with subtle black tones in the coffee table and the open shelving against the wall for added contrast.
A niche space in the wall is turned into an open shelving for a beautiful selection of decor pieces.
Grey walls and beige tones in the bedroom
The bedroom is painted in a grey wall color for a slightly more moody effect on the space. The same beige linen curtains decorate the windows of the bedroom and the beige and white textiles on the bed pair nicely with this color palette.
Subtle contrasting black tones in the bedside tables and the art prints add extra depth to the color palette.
The white fabric pendant adds a soft look to the bedroom interior.
This beautiful turn-of-the-century apartment in Sweden (Styled by Bon Interior, photographed by Maria Sahlander, for sale via Bjurfors) has a spacious living kitchen with ornate crown molding on the ceiling and a gorgeous kitchen with light oak cabinets, and a dark marble backsplash. A kitchen island with lots of storage space separates the cooking area from the cozy kitchen dining table with white dining chairs.
The living room has dark grey walls for a unique, dramatic effect from which a colorful sofa and gallery wall stand out. A custom living room bookshelf is built around the living room door, which is painted in the same color as the walls for an integrated effect.
The bedroom has a beautiful floral pattern wallpaper that adds a subtle romantic touch to the space and the bathroom pairs a gorgeous black marble floor and walk-in shower with a white wall tile.
A light oak kitchen with a dark marble countertop and backsplash
The spacious room with ornate detailing on the ceiling is filled with both a kitchen and a dining area. The kitchen with light oak cabinets is planned out against the back wall, paired with a kitchen island in the middle that contains storage drawers on each side and allows a bottom-heavy kitchen arrangement that looks lighter in the space.
The light oak cabinets are paired with a stainless steel countertop and a dark marble tile backsplash, which adds a modern and contrasting effect to the light wood tone. The space in between the two upper cabinets is filled with a floating shelf made out of the same dark marble material for displaying decor objects or spices.
The stainless steel on the countertop also comes back in the material finish on the Moccamaster coffee maker that fits the kitchen look perfectly.
The large kitchen island separates the cooking and dining areas from each other visually and stands proudly in the center of the large room. Other than the main kitchen module, the island is finished off with a butcher block countertop for a natural effect in the space.
On the other side of the kitchen island, you can find a modest white dining table with white series 7 dining chairs on top of an elegant light grey area rug.
A living room with dark grey walls and a blue velvet sofa
The rest of the interior is decorated in modest colors, with a beige textured area rug, a white Bertoia diamond chair, and a contrasting black coffee table.
The back of the bookshelf has a shiplap treatment (also painted in the same color) and the colorful collection of books and accessories stand out nicely against the dark grey color.
What used to be a doorway is now turned into a wall shelf for decor objects. The white door frame stands out nicely against the darker tones in the wallpaper design.
A bathroom that pairs black marble with white tiles
The spacious bathroom with a freestanding tub pairs a gorgeous black marble floor with white tiles and grey grout on the walls for a contrasting effect and a black-and-white bathroom aesthetic.
The walk-in shower is completely covered with black marble, which makes it a true focal point in the bathroom interior.
Hexagon tile is popular in a variety of home project applications because of its unique shape and the playful effect it tends to add to a space. Hexagon tiles are often used for a kitchen backsplash, however, they add a subtle touch on a bathroom floor or wall as well, for a trendy yet timeless effect.
Hexagon tile is available in a variety of materials, colors, and styles. Depending on the bathroom style you want to achieve, you can go for a bold or modest tile design. You can finish the tile with your choice of grout color and create a unique look in your bathroom design.
In the list below, you can find my favorite bathrooms using hexagon tile for you to get inspired by for your next bathroom remodel or to spruce up any home project (from kitchen backsplash, shower walls, or even an accent wall in your bedroom).
Black hexagon tile in a contrasting bathroom setting
In this contrasting black-and-white space, a white subway tile wall is paired with a black hexagon tile bathroom floor. The black tone of the floor tiles also comes back in the window framing, the black vanity, and the black metal and glass shower door to strengthen the contrast even better.
The black hexagon tiles are finished with white grout to make their unique shape stand out even better in the interior. The white tiles on the wall, on the other hand, are finished with black grout.
White marble hexagon tiles paired with subway tile on the walls
In this contrasting bathroom, it’s the dark grey vanity, the black fixtures, and the black metal and glass shower door that take up all the attention. The combination of the white subway tile walls and the hexagon tile flooring forms the perfect elegant backdrop for these beautiful dark accents.
I love the way the glass shower wall separates the bathroom floor plan and draws attention to the tile combination in the shower.
Beige hexagon tile flooring in a farmhouse bathroom
The combination of neutral shades has a very calming effect in this modern farmhouse bathroom. Even though the color palette consists solely of whites and beiges, it’s the material combination that adds a unique effect to the style of the room.
The off-white vanity is paired with white marble counters, shiplap walls, and beige hexagon floor tiles with a dark brown trim. The hexagon tile design adds a playful effect to the bathroom interior and finishes off the look nicely.
A subway and hexagon tile bathroom with brass finishes
The bold look of the black hexagon tile floor in this bathroom with an asymmetrical floor plan stands out against the white walls, white porcelain sink, and the wooden stool with a vintage look. The white subway tile on the wall has a subtle grey grout and is finished off with brass trim for a unique and elegant effect in the bathroom design.
Small white marble hexagon tiles finish off a small guest bathroom
This small guest bathroom is finished with a dark grey vanity and black hardware, for a contrasting effect that stands out against the white bathroom walls. The natural stone floor tiles have a small hexagon pattern that adds a second shade of grey to this small but elegant space.
Tiny hexagons in black and white for a classic look
The classic design of this bathroom features wainscoting on the walls, a freestanding tub, and an elegant green wallpaper design. The floor is finished with tiny hexagon tiles in black and white that form a beautiful pattern on the floor.
The ceramic sink rests on a vintage side table, which pairs elegantly against the dark green wallpaper, and the black and white hexagon tiles on the floor make the warm wood of the table stand out in a bold way.
Black accent floor tiles finish off a white bathroom design
The arrangement of the shower niches inside of the walls around the tub forms a great storage opportunity for soaps and other bottles. The white tub paired with the white subway tile used on the walls and inside the niche spots has a very bright effect in the trendy space, which is paired with modern chrome fixtures.
The black hexagon floor tiles add so much contrast to this trendy bathroom and I love that there is a small trim of black subway tile on the bottom of the tub to make the transition.
Natural stone hexagon tiles in a modern bathroom design with chrome fittings
The white marble hexagon tile flooring in this beautiful bathroom with a walk-in shower adds a unique texture to the space. The medium white marble tiles are finished with grey grout and a grey vanity for a modest color palette that is finished off with a fresh green branch and a natural basket for a rustic touch.
The LED lighting underneath the ceiling and around the round mirror brings out the natural textures in the natural materials even better.
Subway tile with black grout pared with black hexagon tiles with white grout
The combination of the black hexagon tile with the white wall tiles with black grout creates the perfect backdrop for the white ceramic sink, the brass hardware, and the brass vintage mirror decorating the wall for a classic look and an exciting combination of colors and materials in the space.
Hexagon tile on the walls of a modern bathroom with a classic touch
In this modern bathroom with a classic look, hexagon tiles have been applied to the walls instead of the floors like the previous examples on the list. The tile brings out the beautiful classic metal elements in the fixtures and merges with a simple white tile design when reaching the beige floor tile.
On both of the wall tiles, a black grout is used to make the hexagon shape even more apparent in the space.
Large bi-color tiles mix well with more basic wall treatments
To enhance the look of basic white wall tiles, like in the example below, choose a bold bi-color hexagon floor tile to make the look of your bathroom bolder. The burgundy and beige colors highlight the pattern and the sophisticated shape of the floor tile.
Pair small Hexagon Tiles with Different Types of Marble for a Textural Effect
The hexagon tile on the walls of this gorgeous bathroom example has a darker gray grout that pairs wonderfully well with the gray floor tiles and the veining in the white marble that finishes off the tub and sink.
Combining these textures on the stone surfaces makes this bathroom look sophisticated and stylish.
White Hexagon tile paired with a few Black spots for Variety
This white tile flooring is enhanced with just a few black hexagon tiles, creating a subtle yet beautiful pattern on this modern bathroom floor. The black window frames enhance the black and white contrast in this setting.
Large Hexagon Marble Floor Tiles enhance a Modern White Bathroom
The simple white wall tiles that cover the walls of this modern bathroom design are enhanced with a beautiful marble hexagon tile on the floor. The hexagon-shaped tiles are quite large, making their effect in the space more impactful.
Hexagon floor tiles in Natural Stone complement Subway Tile on the Bathroom Walls
The contrasting effect of this bathroom’s white subway wall tiles with black grout is enhanced with black fixtures and a dark gray bathroom vanity. To balance out this stark contrast, subtle hexagon tiles in white marble cover the floor for a subtle effect in the space.
A full Hexagon Tile Bathroom for an Immersive Effect
For an impressive effect in your bathroom space, pick a small hexagon tile and cover your entire bathroom with it. By using the same tile on the floors and walls of this space, your walls and floors are protected from splatters, and the bathroom furniture stands out powerfully.
Cover the Walls of the Shower and Bathroom for a Textured Effect
This modern bathroom’s medium-sized pattern hexagon tiles with a black metal glass shower wall add a gorgeous textural effect. The white wall tiles are paired with grey stone floor tiling to provide variety in the material palette.
How to pick the right size of hexagon tile for your bathroom
Hexagon tiles come in a variety of sizes, so how do you know which one is the perfect choice for your room? Smaller tile tends to look more busy, as it adds a lot of texture to your space. While this can have an amazing effect on a small surface, this might easily become too busy when applied on a large surface.
If you are afraid a hexagon pattern might be too much for your bathroom, you can always go for a smaller surface only to add an accent to a shower floor or create a small backsplash behind your bathroom sink.
What pairs well with hexagon tile?
Since hexagon tiles have such a pronounced texture and pattern, you can balance is out with natural materials like wood or concrete to create a more modest look. When pairing it with another pattern like a subway tile wall, you can achieve a bolder expression in your bathroom.
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Beige kitchen cabinets are a great color option for those of you who want a bit more depth and character compared to selecting white cabinets. Beige is still a very safe choice in your kitchen design, however, and will give you a timeless design aesthetic without the risk of getting tired of it too soon.
Depending on the shade of beige you select for your kitchen design, you can achieve a neutral color palette in the space, or add a warm element in your kitchen. Know though that beige cabinets, in whichever shade or tone are quite easy to pair with a wide variety of different hardware, countertop, and backsplash materials.
In the list below, I have gathered my favorite beige kitchen designs that you can draw inspiration from for your remodel.
Beige shaker cabinets and stainless steel appliances in a majestic kitchen design
This classic corner layout kitchen with shaker cabinets and a few glass cabinets on the top features elegant beige cabinets on the top and bottom. Kitchen designs with this many upper and base cabinets tend to look on the heavy side, however, the beige upper cabinets blend in so nicely with the high ceiling space that a light effect is achieved.
The stainless steel appliances, subtle chrome hardware, and white marble countertops have a beautiful effect against the warm hardwood flooring and the vintage dining table.
Beige kitchen cabinets against beige walls for a tone-on-tone look
The sleek tone-on-tone look in this amazing beige kitchen design pairs lower cabinets with a small kitchen island and floating shelving for a minimal room design with the same paint color on the push-to-open cabinets, shelving, and walls.
The beige cabinets are finished with a beige limestone countertop, a chrome faucet, and black and brown tones in the pendant lights and carefully selected accessories.
A modern kitchen with minimal beige cabinets and natural wood finishes
This minimal kitchen design with beige cabinets includes a coffee station lined with oak wood and oak shelves to add variety to the color and material palette. A beige limestone countertop paired with a steel faucet and sink add a contemporary look and feel.
The beige tone accentuates the lines on the kitchen island, adding a subtle warmth to the white walls and white oak wood flooring in this room.
Beige cabinets and an impressive white subway tile backsplash
The combination of the beige cabinets with integrated handles, the white subway tile backsplash, and the white marble countertops in this kitchen is unique and powerful. The warm beige tone on the cabinets contrasts with the crisp white tones and the grey grout on the white subway tile backsplash adds a subtle industrial effect to the setting.
The modern kitchen look is finished off with an art piece in muted shades that pairs perfectly with the cabinet color.
beige kitchen cabinets finished with brass details
The beige cabinet color in this wall-to-wall kitchen module matches the color of the historic door and complements the warm wood tone of the hardwood flooring. The white marble countertop and backsplash create a lighter impression that is framed by the cabinets around it.
The brass range hood is paired with gold hardware and gold floating shelves on either side, which finishes off the look and gives it a unique touch.
Styled by Fransson, Photographed by Boukari for Historiska Hem
Modern light beige cabinets paired with impressive marble elements
The modern kitchen features minimal kitchen cabinets in a light beige tone that have integrated handles. The kitchen island with seating is finished off with a beautiful marble waterfall that also comes back in the backsplash behind the stove.
The beige/off-white cabinets stand out in a subtle way against the crisp white ceiling and the light wood tones in the flooring and the bar stools add a subtle warmth to the setting.
Minimal beige kitchen cabinets paired with a contrasting black stove hood
The beige kitchen cabinets paired with the beige stone countertop have a minimal effect in this apartment with white paint on the walls. The black hood design really stands out in this setting and adds a darker tone to the kitchen module.
Beige kitchen cabinets with beige countertops against beige walls
The style of this kitchen fits perfectly with the historic details in this beautiful apartment. The cabinet color matches the subtle beige color on the walls, resulting in a tone-on-tone look finished off with a beautiful beige stone countertop that also comes back on the back and sides of the kitchen island.
The vintage wood dining table paired with the Wishbone dining chairs adds a beautiful warmth to the color palette that matches the gorgeous tone of the herringbone hardwood flooring.
A beige kitchen with gold hardware and beige countertops
The beige tone on the cabinets in this beautiful kitchen has an elegant yellow undertone that creates a unique effect in the space. The beige limestone counter and the gold hardware finish the kitchen design off perfectly and I love the way the style and color palette stand out against the white walls.
A modern farmhouse kitchen with crisp white marble countertops
Rather than going for crisp white cabinets in this modern farmhouse kitchen a subtle beige variant adds a bit of contrast to the white subway tile backsplash and the white marble countertops.The traditional farmhouse sink stands out nicely against the paint color on the cabinets and the upper glass cabinet paired with the open shelf on the wall adds a bit of variety to the layout.
A beige kitchen with an island and subtle brown tones
The neutral beige cabinet color leans towards a greige cabinet color because of its grey undertones. The minimal cabinet design on both the island and the main kitchen module is finished off with black cabinet hardware and white quartz countertops for a modern effect.
The tall cupboards on the back wall include open shelves in the same beige color and throughout the kitchen, you can find a selection of beautiful objects in brown and beige tones to finish off the look.
A beautiful combination of textures and materials in a unique kitchen
The subtle beige kitchen cabinets in this contemporary kitchen space balance out the combination of. the stainless steel appliances with the colorful tiles on the floor, the wood tone on the dining table and chairs, and the dark tone on the stone counter.
The white tile backsplash with the yellow trim and the dark stone counter material create a powerful contrast in the space.
Minimal cabinets paired with gold hardware and a kitchen island
This elegant kitchen features a beautiful kitchen island with glass cabinet fronts and a soft cabinet color that pairs beautifully with the wall color and the white wood flooring in the space.
The white backsplash on the wall kitchen module makes the brass faucet stand out, the touch of green on the table adds a fresh touch, and the range of wood tones in the dining table and accessories finish off the look perfectly.
Beige cabinets paired with wood countertops and pink walls
The pink paint color accentuates the layout of this kitchen space and adds a unique effect to the otherwise modest kitchen color that is finished with wood countertops. The pink paint color pairs beautifully with the color range in both the kitchen and dining area.
Beige cabinets paired with black hardware in a studio home
In this small studio apartment, the kitchen takes up one entire wall and goes all the way up to the ceiling. The tall upper cabinets and cupboards allow for ample storage space and the natural light bounces off the white walls and the beige kitchen cabinets.
The beige kitchen is finished with white quartz countertops and elegant black hardware for an elegant, contrasting effect in the space that is both timeless and stylish.
Beige kitchen cabinets contrasted by black countertops and statement light fixtures
In this beautiful kitchen, the stove and sink are part of a big kitchen island that stands against the wall. The beige kitchen cabinets have integrated handles and are finished off with a black countertop for a contrasting effect in the space.
The black faucet and countertop are paired with two beautiful lamps that light up the island in an elegant, functional way.
Neutral beige kitchen cabinets finished with warm wood tones
This large space pairs a beige kitchen with a dining area and the elegant kitchen island is great for storage and for visually separating the two functional areas. The neutral beige cabinets stand out against the white paint color on the walls and are finished off with a beige limestone countertop.
The dining area features beautiful artwork with beige staining that provides a wonderful texture to the mix. The warm wood tones of the dining table and chairs pair nicely with the neutral tone in the cabinets and the white-soaped hardwood flooring.
Beige shaker cabinets paired with a modern stainless steel kitchen island
This amazing DeVol kitchen project features high ceilings, white-painted brick walls, and hardwood flooring. The kitchen design itself consists of classic beige kitchen cabinets, stainless steel appliances, and a contemporary stainless steel kitchen island for extra countertop space that merges both traditional and modern elements in the same space.
The light shade of beige on the cabinets complements the steel and stands out against the white walls. This elegant and modest contrast makes the kitchen design shine.
This gorgeous one-bedroom apartment (photographed by Henrik Linden, for sale via Alvhem) has a beautiful combination of custom built-ins in every single room, allowing the floor plan to be perfectly optimized with storage opportunities everywhere.
The shared bedroom and sofa area are separated with a wood partition that is closed on the bottom and lets light through at the top. The bedroom section has a custom wardrobe painted in the same color as the walls, that goes over into a lower sideboard towards the sofa area. This sideboard is decorated with a gorgeous TV gallery wall that adds a unique touch to the space.
The warm grey kitchen with wood countertops and brass hardware has a corner layout fitting the space perfectly. The combination of shiplap with an elegant geometric wallpaper is what makes this kitchen design unique.
A shared bedroom and sofa area with a beautiful TV gallery wall
The living and sleeping areas have a subtle greige wall color, that is paired with an off-white fabric sofa, a light grey area rug, and a dark wood coffee table that adds a beautiful contrast to the otherwise neutral color palette.
Opposite the sofa, you can find a custom-built sideboard that follows the design of the custom wardrobe. The paint color used on the cabinet doors matches the wall color for an integrated effect and the dark wood top adds a contrasting tone to the setting.
The wall above the sideboard is decorated with a TV gallery wall, turning a functional element into a decor piece in the space.
The bedroom section of the space is framed with off-white linen curtains that pair up nicely with the greige wall color.
A warm grey kitchen with shiplap walls and a wallpaper accent
The warm grey kitchen cabinets are finished with wood countertops, brass hardware, and a beautiful beige shiplap backsplash adds a lighter tone to the setting. The brass rail above the stovetop matches with the hardware and the copper pans on display add a subtle farmhouse look to the setting.
The corner kitchen layout includes a storage cabinet that opens above the kitchen counters, where the coffee machine is kept.
The shiplap wall treatment continues in the dining area, breaking up the bold wallpaper pattern in an elegant way. The small round dining table with light wood chairs can seat three people and fits perfectly in front of the kitchen window.
A mudroom bench paired with smart entryway storage
The entryway of the apartment includes a smart mudroom bench with a shiplap back wall and closed storage on top and on the bottom. This custom bench module and the other custom storage modules used in the entryway are all painted in the same greige color, tying the apartment design together nicely.
