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13 Black Powder Room Designs To Inspire Your Dark Side

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Black powder rooms can be dramatic, moody and sophisticated when done right.

While an all-black bathroom may seem dark and depressing to some, embracing the dark side with a black palette can create a glamorous and elegant space.

Keep reading for TOP inspiring ideas for black powder rooms that will awaken your inner dark side.


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Bold Black Geometric Tile

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Going for an all-black tile design in your powder room is a bold choice that can really make a statement.

Opt for black tiles with an eye-catching geometric pattern to add visual interest to the space.

Hexagons, chevrons and herringbone designs look stunning in a monochromatic black tile installation.

Pair with black grout for a seamless look.

Cover all four walls in the geometric black tile, or use it as an accent wall behind the vanity or toilet.

Use varying tile sizes such as large format 12×24 inch tiles on some walls and smaller mosaics on others to create depth and layers.

Mixing matte, honed and glossy black tile finishes can also add depth and contrast.

Take this black tile powder room up a notch by adding metal accents and accessories in satin brass, matte black or oil-rubbed bronze.

Try black stone vessel sinks mounted on metal legs, a large round brass mirror, black stone soap dispenser and petite sconces on each side of the mirror.

A dark Moody color palette of black and charcoal grey on the walls, tile and vanity units gives this style of powder room a sultry, sophisticated vibe.



 Charcoal Cabinets and Walls

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For a softer take on the black powder room, consider using charcoal grey cabinetry and walls instead of a harsh flat black.

Painting the walls and vanity cabinetry in a dark charcoal grey provides an elegant, neutral backdrop to the space.

Charcoal grey has a brown undertone that feels warmer than flat black, and paired with wood accents and natural textures it can create a relaxing, spa-like vibe.

Try wood-tone flooring, a grey stone vessel sink atop a wood vanity and organic textiles like cotton towels.

Rattan baskets, driftwood framed mirrors and sconces with natural linen shades complement the earthy charcoal grey.

You can still incorporate black through tap hardware, mirror frames, wall art and other accents.

A pop of black contrasts nicely against the charcoal grey backdrop.

Finish this soothing, spa-style space with greenery – hanging plants, succulents and snake plants work perfectly to soften the dark palette and add life.



Matte Black Fixtures and Finishes

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For a bold yet simple black powder room, coat all the fixtures and finishes in matte black.

Swap out chrome faucets and hardware for matte black taps, shower heads, towel bars and toilet paper holders.

Paint the wood vanity cabinet black or get a black stone vessel sink.

Hang a black framed mirror above.

Use black grout when tiling the walls and floors for seamless continuity.

Try a black penny round mosaic floor inset, or black subway wall tiles in a brick pattern.

Paint the walls black or charcoal to envelope the space in darkness.

The matte black fittings and finishes should be the main feature against the dark walls and tiles.

This dark, moody style feels industrial chic and ultra modern.

Keep decor minimal – a single black and white graphic print or modern black wall sconces are all you need.

For a pop of contrast, add greenery such as succulents, snake plants or ferns.

Their bright greens will look striking against the matte black background.



Bold Black and White Design

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Make a dramatic style statement with a bold black and white powder room design.

Play with high contrast by pairing matte black and bright white finishes throughout the space.

White subway tile with black grout provides clean lines on the walls, while a black and white geometric floor tile adds visual interest underfoot.

Monochrome prints in black frames, a black and white patterned rug, and towels with black and white stripes or geometrics continue the theme.

Choose either a black stone vessel sink on a white vanity or vice versa.

Opt for black taps, shower head and fixtures to complement the dark tones.

The bold black and white palette feels modern, graphic and eye-catching.

Keep decor minimal and streamlined – sconces, vases, soap dispensers and mirrors should also follow the color scheme.

For an extra dose of drama, paint the ceiling black and add a black crystal chandelier as the finishing touch.


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Luxurious Black and Gold Art Deco

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Channel the glitz and glamour of the roaring 20s with a luxe art deco style black and gold powder room.

Black lacquered vanity cabinets with sleek gold hardware and accents feel decadent and stylish.

Pair with a stunning statement floor like black marble with thin gold veining.

Use gold finishes throughout like vintage style taps, metal framed mirrors and sconces for atmospheric lighting.

Add black and white graphic prints in art deco patterns and a plush black rug to complete the look.

Keep walls black or charcoal to make the gold accents pop.

A black marble or stone sink on a black vanity provides moody elegance.

The striking combination of black, gold and marble creates a lavish, grown-up powder room perfect for parties or indulgent pampering.



Sophisticated Black and Brass Accents

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The combination of black and brass creates a glamorous yet timeless look.

Warm brass fixtures and finishes shine against a black backdrop.

Try coating walls, the vanity cabinet and even the ceiling in black paint.

Use black mosaic tiles on the floor and a black stone vessel sink for a seamless monochromatic look.

Then introduce brass through wall sconces, tap hardware, towel bars, mirror frames and vanity legs or handles.

The powder room will feel refined and sophisticated with these luxe metallic accents.

For a textural contrast, hang a black and white animal print wallpaper as an accent wall.

Add a furry black rug, soft gold lighting and fresh flowers or ferns to complete the elegant black and brass theme.



Moody Black with Pops of Neon

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Incorporate some playful pops of color into your black powder room with neon lighting fixtures.

Vibrant neon signs, sconces and accent lights add energy and personality to an otherwise dark, moody space.

Keep the black palette with black grout tiles, matte black vanity cabinets and a black stone vessel sink.

Then add bright hits of color like a neon pink sign with cheeky phrases, green tube sconces or a purple LED backlit mirror.

The neon highlights will reflect off black glossy tiles and add a fun retro vibe to the powder room.

Ground the space with black and white organic prints, a simple black framed mirror and green foliage like succulents or snake plants.

The bold neon accents make a statement against the black backdrop.

Scandinavian Style Black and White

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Embrace the Scandinavian design trend of black, white and natural wood with an airy, minimalist powder room aesthetic.

Crisp white walls feel bright and fresh, while black accents and wood tones add warmth.

Try framing out a recessed wall niche with wood boards to display rolled black and white graphic art prints.

Hang an organic black branch mirror above a natural wood vanity.

Use woven baskets for storage and add a fluffy white rug for softness underfoot.

A stone vessel sink and black metal taps add contrast against the white walls.

For lighting, use black pendulum sconces flanking the mirror to accentuate the clean lines.

Keep decor minimal with just a few green plants in white planters as the finishing touch on this calming, spa-like black and white space.


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Industrial Powder Room

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Exposed pipes, black metal finishes and concrete textures create an edgy, industrial chic vibe.

Leave copper or black pipes exposed instead of hiding them in the walls and ceiling.

Pair with factory-style caged lightbulbs, black metal sconces and shelf brackets.

Try concrete or wood-look slate grey floor tiles and rough brick or concrete walls.

Use a wall-mount black metal vanity and black stone vessel sink for serious style.

Add a black metal wire storage cart and round mirror with black metal frame to continue the motif.

Finish off with earthy wood and black leather accessories like a woven wood tissue box, round leather side table and wood shelves holding greenery.

The raw,unfinished industrial elements combined with luxe black metals and stone epitomize modern edgy glamour.

Gothic Glam Black and Red

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Make your powder room extra dramatic and glamorous with a gothic black and red color scheme.

Deep berry or blood red looks striking against a black backdrop.

Paint the walls black and hang large graphic red prints in black frames for high-impact.

Choose a black stone or marble topped vanity and hang a large ornate black framed mirror above.

Use black fixtures throughout like the sink, taps, towel bars and sconces.

Light black candles in gothic candelabras for moody atmosphere.

Lay a red shag rug on the black tile or concrete floor and accessorize with red towels and a red glass flower vase.

The rich colors and textures create an intimate, indulgent vibe.

Add dark lipstick red stools, flowers and candles for a vampire chic style statement.

Organic Elements with Black and Wood

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Soften a dark color palette with plenty of wood tones, greenery and natural textures.

Rich wood vanities, shelves, frames and baskets add warmth.

Ferns, trailing ivy, eucalyptus and succulents infuse fresh life.

Use black penny round tiles on the floor, black grout with white subway wall tiles and a black stone vessel sink for an earthy combo.

Try framing the mirror in black driftwood or hanging black rattan pendant lights.

Woven side tables, cotton towels, jute rugs and linen shower curtains provide organic contrast to the black accents

The mix of wood, green plants and natural fibers balances the darkness.

Midnight Blue instead of Black

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For a softer alternative to black, try deep midnight blues.

Navy or blue-black on the walls, cabinetry or tiles feels just as moody but less harsh.

Paint vanities, walls and ceilings midnight blue and pair with black and white graphic art prints.

Use black fixtures like taps, sconces and mirrors paired with wood shelves, baskets and frames.

Add in greenery like trailing ivy, ferns or eucalyptus in woven hangers and planters.

The blueish hue will read black in some lighting but with extra depth.

Use black, white and wood tones to accentuate the midnight color.

The rich blue shade feels dramatic and enveloping like black, but a bit warmer and more relaxing.


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Bold Black Ceiling and Brocade Wallpaper Accent

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Make a statement by painting your powder room ceiling jet black.

A black ceiling feels cozy, enveloping and ultra dramatic.

It draws the eye upwards and adds impact.

Pair black walls with luxe details like baroque-style gold brocade wallpaper as an accent wall, dark oriental rugs, black stone and metal accents.

Use a black stone sink, black metal mirror frame and sconces and vintage style black taps.

Place ornately carved black candles, black and gold vases, gold decanters and black feather quills in inkwells for moody embellishments.

The dark, cocooning black ceiling with lavish accents creates a glamorous old world boudoir vibe.

Black powder rooms can range from chic and modern to lavish and ornate.

Embrace your inner dark side and get creative mixing rich black hues with eye-catching patterns, luxe metals, neon pops, organic elements and high contrast white.

With endless ways to incorporate black into your powder room design, you’re sure to find an inspiring look to awaken your dark side.


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