Color in the Bathroom | Duravit
Color in the Bathroom
Inspiración & Planificación
Si bien antes el blanco clásico era la única opción, ahora tienes una gama de opciones coloridas: las posibilidades de color en el baño son prácticamente ilimitadas. Los diferentes colores también pueden tener efectos completamente diferentes y algunos colores no combinan bien juntos. ¿Algunos colores en el baño funcionan mejor que otros? ¿Qué colores combinan particularmente bien juntos? ¿Y hay otras cuestiones que deben tenerse en cuenta? Te ayudaremos a responder todas estas preguntas.
No lo hagas demasiado colorido:
Por más tentadora que pueda resultar la elección en el momento, tiene sentido centrarse en una combinación de colores reducida en el baño en lugar de mezclar demasiados colores. El uso excesivo de colores crea una sensación de inquietud que pocos querrían experimentar en un baño.
Nuestro consejo: La serie Vitrium , por ejemplo, es perfecta par crear baños de un solo color.
Usa acentos:
Los baños de un solo color son una manera fácil de comprometerse con un diseño. Eso no es posible con todos los colores. Por ejemplo, un baño con un rojo especialmente fuerte y brillante probablemente no parezca muy relajante ni expansivo. Lo mismo ocurre con otros colores vibrantes. En su lugar, hay que centrarse en utilizar acentos individuales que puedan combinarse con tonos pastel más tranquilos o colores neutros.
Cerámicas:
The go-to color for
bathroom ceramics is still white, but black or gray ceramics are no longer an
uncommon choice. The neutral look of these colors makes them particularly easy
to combine with others. Of course, you can also take the opposite approach and
choose more striking colors for the ceramics and keep the rest of the colors in your bathroom
neutral.
Grifería:
Faucets are a great way to
add a colorful accent to the room. You can also take a higher quality approach
here. For example, using bathroom
faucets in gold alongside white ceramics makes a sophisticated
impression. Shades of gold or bronze also go perfectly with black ceramics. The
metal tones aren't overwhelming since, from a visual perspective, they only
make up a small part of the room.
Baldosas:
The tile color in your bathroom is easy to adapt to
the rest of the color scheme – because tiles usually work best when they
support the overall visual impression rather than playing the starring role.
The color doesn't always have to be exactly the same as the rest of the
bathroom. For example, a slightly darker shade in the tiles can often enhance a
lighter color in the ceramics or the furnishings, as long as the shades
themselves work well together. Or you can always choose a more reserved color
here too.
Color de la pared:
Although similar rules apply to the wall color
as to the tile color in your
bathroom, the ongoing trend of having one or two walls with a different
color provides plenty of options for adding accents. In this case, the wall color in the bathroom
should never stand alone; it should instead be reflected in other bathroom
elements as well
Muebles del baño:
It is best to think in terms of
uniformity when it comes to bathroom furniture. In bathrooms with a lot of
colors, the furniture should ideally be in the wall color for the bathroom or match the color of
the faucets. There is, however, one major exception: The natural look of wood
or stone will work well with every color in the bathroom.
Accesorios del baño:
Similar to faucets,
accessories are a perfect way to try using some more daring colors in your bathroom.
You can use them to create interesting accents without visually overwhelming
the room. Another advantage is that it's relatively easy to change out your
accessories. If you don't like the color of a towel, you can simply replace it
with a different one that matches better. This also means that you can add
ever-changing accents and always keep the aesthetic of your bathroom looking
fresh and new.
Black and white:
Solid black bathrooms are
no doubt stylish, but they can be hard to pull off if they don't have enough
natural light. A black and
white bathroom can be the perfect solution for a darker room, where this
elegance can really come into its own. The combination of white ceramics and
floor tiles with black faucets, furniture and walls works especially well.
Green:
Not all greens are the
same. Brighter greens in particular often tend not to have a very natural look
and they rarely work all that well. On the other hand, natural shades of green
create a perfect calm with furniture that has a stone or wood finish. On a
related note, you can paint your bathroom in green with gray or white to underscore the natural
impression. If you want metal colors for the faucets, darker shades of gold or
bronze make a particularly good impression as well.
Blue:
Blue is a perfect color for
the bathroom: Whether it is a relaxed sky blue or a deep sea blue, the
association with the bathroom is always apparent. Last but not least, the
calming effect of blue makes it an excellent choice. Whether you go with walls,
tiles or bathroom furniture in
blue, if you want a relaxed atmosphere, this will always be a great
choice. But it's important to make sure that the overall impression doesn't
become too cold if you tend towards more tranquil shades of blue. If you're
unsure, using warm accents in the faucets or accessories can help.
Beige:
When it comes to color in the bathroom,
consider using beige for a
modern touch. The combination of different light, sandy tones is a
popular trend in bathroom design. A bathroom in beige with white faucets also makes a calm impression
where relaxation will always be on the agenda. Like wood-colored furniture, beige bathroom furniture can
be combined with a multitude of other colors.
Of course, there are a
number of other options, such as a bathroom in yellow or red, which can impart an invigorating
feeling when used correctly. As with all colors in the bathroom, there is no
"right" choice here because individual preferences vary from person
to person. So the best thing to do is to choose what personally makes you feel
most comfortable.
