Colorful bathroom: 5 ideas to transform yours!

The bathroom can be a challenging project for architects and interior designers. This is because the space, in addition to fulfilling its main function, needs to add a good dose of style, often in just a few square meters . Deca ceramics and metals, a brand that sponsors CASACOR , help with this task. But besides the items needed for a bathroom, what else can be included in the decor to achieve a stylish bathroom? The answer may be simpler than it seems: colors . And for CASACOR projects, professionals rely on the Coral color palette, the event's official paint. There are several ways to combine colors in a decoration, and the bathroom is no different. Whether it's On walls, on crockery and metals or on items such as works of art, a striking color palette is always welcome . Check out 5 simple ideas below to color your bathroom and make it much more full of life!

1. Monochromatic

The sequential arches, characteristic of the building where it is housed, appear throughout the Tri Suave Lavabo , by Marilia Zimmermman . The shape of the mirrors and doors was rounded, in order to contrast with the geometric patterns of the floor. This, in fact, follows six shades of the year's favorite color: millennial pink , which also run through the walls and ceiling of the room. The project was featured at CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2019 One of Brunete Fraccaroli 's most charming projects showcases the architect's full artistic potential: the combination of textures and the mix of colors contrasting with a neutral base of light wood. In the Acqua Que Te Quero Água project, the bathroom steals the show with green tiles. , crockery and gold metals , with the bathtub as the highlight. The space also has a mirror that reflects the image of the ocean floor, applied to one of the walls, giving the sensation of diving into the sea. The contrast between raw materials and delicate colors is where the Cravo e Canela Bungalow , designed by architect Jéssica Araújo , resides. The environment provides a unique experience, where the bedroom and living room offer a strong connection with nature, while the bathroom functions more as a living room. perfect bathroom for relaxing. The project was highlighted at CASACOR Bahia 2019 and is still remembered today for skillfully combining the best of rustic surfaces and the burnt pink tone . In a residence where modern and postmodern meet, Léo Shehtman could not fail to include a monochromatic bathroom . The unforgettable house that was present at CASACOR São Paulo 2018 makes an interesting play between sober external environments in opposition to the discreetly decorated interior. colorful . The colors refer to the life that circulates through Casa dos Arcos , with pink, earthy tones, a touch of green and blue.

2. Colorful frame

At CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2019 , colors were everywhere – and the Elementos Bathroom , by Tripper Arquitetura , was no exception. The option to bring colors into the space was very simple, but effective: a large, very colorful painting. , which appears at the entrance to the space . The team also prioritized durable and timeless materials, such as wood , since the men's and women's bathrooms were maintained after the event. In addition to leaving the house's original architectural details, such as the hall's designed ceiling and the bathroom's tiles, almost untouched, the design duo Manu Cardim and Catarina Gouvêa, from Estúdio Manu+Ca , also opted for reinterpretations of old pieces, playing with styles. and eras. In the Lavabo and Galeria , at CASACOR Rio 2021 , the idea is the same: to use a beautiful colorful painting as a focal element, which instantly renews the atmosphere of the space .

Upon entering the bathroom, visitors are immediately surprised by the arrangement of the stone sinks that are supported by a continuous leather swing , which transforms into an art installation . In it, the taps give the impression of a water spout, providing a natural and peaceful atmosphere. This is the Public Bathroom , by Marcelo Diniz . The large canvas by visual artist Deise Pucci , which colors the background of the project from floor to ceiling, is also artistic.

3. Highlight on the wall

With the aim of transforming living into a welcoming and pleasant place, Melina Romano brought theDanish concept of hygge to the 68m² studio, which preaches well-being, comfort and proximity . Hence the name of the space, Estúdio Hygge , which bet on rounded and organic shapes to break any visual rigidity. In the bathroom, the green walls harmonize perfectly with the exposed bricks of the countertop , which looks like a natural continuation of the floor. At Studio Slim , the monochromatic blue scheme surprises in a space of just 50 m² whose appearance is never overloaded. Daniel Wilges opts for velvety textured walls to make the studio even more intimate and, with his concise and linear , it does not dispense with the presence of glass, which divides the bathing area and softens the materials characteristic of the professional, such as burnt cement, rocks and natural wood on the floor .

4. Patterned tiles

The original palatial elements of the house have all been preserved in this space, which has been given a sophisticated feel with minimalist furniture. In the Guest Suite , by Angela Leite Barbosa and Daniel Marques Mendes , the contrast between old and new appears in the moldings, flooring, and doors. and windows in carved carpentry. In the bathroom, this contrast is marked by the Portuguese tiles preserved over the centuries. The uncomplicated look of Casa 245 was inspired by the simple and brilliant design of architects such as Oscar Niemeyer and Lina Bo Bardi . The spaces integrate the functions of the home, providing great practicality for everyday activities. On the outside, the modernist inspiration appears in the tiles. colorful elements that make up the entire bathroom area. The project is designed by Laís Galvão and offers a great tour of Bahian art and Brazilian design , with highlights including the Oscar armchair, the Tripé chair and works by Mário Cravo Jr. and Emanuel Araujo. The artist Alexandre Mancini , a tile artist and disciple of Athos Bulcão, created the panel in homage to Brazilian modernism that gives life to Public Bathrooms. To ensure that the work received the attention it deserved, Valéria Junqueira chose to neutralize the floor and walls with cement coatings . The CASACOR Minas Gerais 2019 environment still relies on soapstone, widely used in Minas Gerais, and appears on the countertops that support Jader Almeida 's sinks for Deca .

5. Vertical garden

The spa, which is completely open to the greenery, has glass walls and a glass ceiling, allowing natural light to penetrate and illuminate all areas of the space. At SPA da Mata , by Andrea Teixeira and Fernanda Negrelli , contact with stones, wood and fire The fireplace, combined with neutral tones, brings relaxation. The ceiling height is enhanced with vertical elements , such as the vertical garden , which, positioned near the bathtub, already predicted the trend of shower plants . In another spa, the Urban SPA, the project is the result of the perfect harmony between interior decoration and landscaping, automation and lighting . Wood is used in various finishes, such as the chevron-patterned ceiling and the wall and floor slats. Next to the bathtub, the vertical garden brings color to the decor where wood and white tones predominate. The design is by Sarita Ávila for CASACOR Ribeirão Preto 2019 .