35 Pink Bathroom Ideas That Exude Charm

Since bathrooms are typically small and closed off from the rest of the house, they are an easy opportunity to incorporate hues you might not otherwise use in your home—like pink.

A pink bathroom can be youthful or exude quiet sophistication depending on the shade that’s used. Moody hues create an intimate space and bright hues a playful one.

Bathrooms are where we begin and end our day—so why not make the space bright and joyful?

If you feel inspired to add some rosy tones to your own space, we’ve rounded up the best pink bathroom ideas to help you get started.

Install Pink Tiles

These aren’t your grandma’s pink bathroom tiles.

Choose colorful tiles in a modern shape to add some visual interest to even the smallest of powder rooms.

Experimenting with various tones of pink in the same space is even more sophisticated looking.

Note that you can try out a two-toned look as seen here by tiling half of the wall in pink and the other half in white if you worry about overwhelming your space.

Hang Pink Wallpaper

Why not have a bit of fun with wallpaper?

If your bathroom is tile free, it’s easy to coat the walls in whatever print or pattern speaks to you. This pink and white design is full of whimsy.

Paper one wall or all four, the choice is yours.

Paint the Door and Ceiling

Don’t forget to paint the bathroom door and ceiling.

It creates a stunning jewel box effect and adds a little extra magic to a small space.

Wallpapering the ceiling with a fun pattern is another option and a fun way to go all out with even more pink if you’re looking to enjoy the best of both worlds. (Did you spot this bathroom’s pink toilet paper?).

Try Subtle Pink Wall Paint

Not wild about bright pink? No problem.

Choose a lighter color for a romantic, Parisian looking loo.

Adding the phrase “oui oui” spelled out in tile is optional, but it certainly makes this space appear extra chic.

Style a Vintage Look

Sconces, hooks, and other fancy looking touches work together to make this pink powder room appear nice and grand.

Consider swapping out that builder grade medicine cabinet for a vintage mirror that reflects your decor style, and don’t forget the figure art.

Get a Little Coastal

Whether you live near the beach or just love all things coastal, this palm-themed wallpaper is for you.

Note how nicely pink and white tones pair with the gold hardware present throughout this space.

Fill Your Space With Pink

Think pink, well, everywhere!

This bathroom features pink tile in the shower, a unique pink mirror that also is made from tile, and a pinked vanity with an on-trend ribbed design. The more of the hue, the merrier.

Mix Old and New

A retro pink bathroom gets modern with the addition of new hardware and lighting.

Just because your pink tiles scream 1970s (and that isn’t a bad thing!) doesn’t mean that the rest of your bathroom has to follow suit.

Paint the Radiator

Go retro! How cute is this dusty pink tub?

If you’re able to, go ahead and paint your radiator a fun pink.

These old school floor tiles also add so much personality to this bathroom.

Make It Flirty

Figure drawings can look super stylish in the bathroom, and this wallpaper plays on that concept.

It’s a fun, flirty print that would be wonderful in a bachelorette pad.

Use Contrasting Hues

Don’t be afraid to embrace a vibrant two-toned look.

If your bathroom features colorful tiles that cannot be altered, simply paint the top portion of the space—bonus points if you pick a hue that will add some contrast, like we see here.

Hang Some Lanterns

There’s no reason you can’t have pink lanterns in the bathroom.

Add some pep to this utilitarian space by having fun with your lighting. These complement the existing pink wall tiles perfectly.

Veer Off the Beaten Path

If you love eclectic spaces, this is the bathroom for you.

Bold wallpaper featuring oysters and pearls just screams glam.

There’s no need to shy away from loud prints in the bathroom—as we noted earlier, it’s easy to close this small space off from the rest of your home simply by shutting the door, so no worries if the color scheme clashes with the remainder of your decor.

Don’t Forget the Florals

Fresh flowers in the bathroom are always a lovely touch—particularly when they complement your color scheme to a T.

If you’re able, replacing the vanity mirror and light fixtures in your bathroom with styles that better reflect your aesthetic can also make a major impact.

Show Off Some Art By the Tub

Here’s another pink clawfoot tub that we absolutely love, and we’re also inspired by the idea of hanging a bold art print in the bathroom as seen here.

Of course, you’ll want to choose a piece that isn’t too precious, as water splashes are practically inevitable, but artwork is such a fun way to showcase your personality in every room of the house.

A digital download that you can print out at home would be a great pick in this instance.

Or Hang a Piece By the Sink

Hanging art on a small wall by your sink is another great way to get personal.

These bubble gum pink walls would be nice and cheerful even if they were left blank, though.

Pull Up a Chair

If you have space for a small chair in your bathroom, go ahead and add one (and bonus points if you make it vintage and place a darling pink pillow on top).

A chair will come in handy whether you’re helping to bathe little ones or just need a place to set out a stack of guest towels when visitors stay with you.

Choose Checkers

If your existing bathroom tiles or floors have a checkered pattern, keep the pink, black, and white color scheme going—it’s a stylish one, after all.

The addition of a geometric bathmat and some wall art modernizes this retro style bathroom.

Introduce Some Green

Who doesn’t like a pink and green combo?

If you’re looking for an accent color to use in your pink bathroom, green (which is all the rage this year anyway) is always a safe pick.

You can even choose to introduce the hue in plant form.

Choose a Cute Vanity

If you’re designing a bathroom from scratch and have the option to incorporate a pink vanity, certainly do so.

You will have way more fun organizing your beauty supplies when your storage system reflects the rest of your design aesthetic, after all.

Paint an Accent Wall

An accent wall in the bathroom?

Well, why not! If you love the idea of painting your loo pink but want to take things more slowly, covering just one wall is a great place to begin.

You can take a cue from this space and fill another wall with picture frames.

Go Geometric

For an off the beaten path look, consider tiling just a portion of your bathroom walls for a unique, artful look.

Given that tile can be pricy, this is also a great way to save some money during the design process while still creating a beautiful space.

Add an Instagrammable Touch

Say hello to pink flamingos!

If you’re looking for a way to add some tropical flair to your bathroom, this is it.

Instagrammable flamingo wallpaper will take even the most basic of bathrooms to the next level instantly.

Don’t Forget the Little Details

It’s all in the details—after you tackle your walls or floors, don’t forget to finish off your bathroom with corresponding accent pieces.

Here, a pink rug continues the color scheme wonderfully.

Paint a Mural

This bathroom features a gorgeous painted mural that really makes the pink tub and backsplash shine.

Even if you’re not a painter, you can think of clever ways to jazz up your walls—mural wallpaper can be an excellent option.

Pack a Punch With Pattern

Here’s another instance where patterned wallpaper really packs a punch.

Note that jungle themed designs are quite popular in pink bathrooms, as once again, the green tones present complement the color so nicely.

Replace the Faucet

Pink walls, pink shelves, and a pink faucet, oh my!

The sky is the limit when it comes to pink bathroom design.

Even the most functional of pieces can be customized to your liking

Make It Kid-Friendly

When decorating a child’s bathroom, bring on the pink, purple, and playful patterns.

A mermaid design is always a crowd pleaser.

Select a Cheeky Bathmat

Why settle for a boring bathmat when there are so many cheeky options on the market?

This one will bring a smile to your face as you step out of the shower and ties back to the pink vanity in the space.

Add a Bit of Black

If you like the concept of pink and green but are looking for a third color to add to this grouping, don’t be shy about incorporating some black.

The color adds a moody vibe to this otherwise beachy looking bathroom.

Repurpose and Reuse

If you have wallpaper left over from another room of the home, consider using the extra sheets to make over your bathroom.

The floral print used here is oh-so-charming and would look equally stunning in a nursery, living room, or dining room.

Try a Pink Sink

Don’t underestimate the power of a pink sink.

If you’re looking to tie your pink tiled bathroom together seamlessly, upgrading the sink is an excellent approach.

Include Window Treatments

And don’t forget about the curtains.

Beautiful pink roman shades add additional charm to this pink bathroom while making the space appear more complete.

Beautify Your Backsplash

Backsplashes aren’t just for the kitchen.

Have a little fun with your bathroom sink backsplash by installing some pink tile that will majorly pop.

Love That Leopard Print

Say yes to a little bit of leopard.

This eclectic pink bathroom is the perfect place to get glam before a night out on the town, if you ask us.

Go Grand

Make it frilly!

Pay homage to simpler times by outfitting your bathroom with antique-inspired pieces including gilded mirrors, small lamps, and even a sparkly chandelier.

Even getting ready for your regular work day will feel nice and luxe.

Take Cues From the Spa

Give your pink tub a little extra love.

Pick up a cute bath tray and some stylish accessories to add a spa-like feel to your home. Ahh, bliss.

Note Pink Can Be Serene

We see a lot of pink bathrooms featuring patterns and prints galore, but sometimes, plain is the answer.

This all-pink space manages to be serene despite its loud hue.

Embrace a Pink Bathtub

overall of renovated bathroom with original pink tub, beige/white tiles with beige grout, medium wood vanity with white marble-looking top, wall sconces and square gold framed mirror

Pink bathtubs are almost always removed in a bathroom renovation, but consider keeping one when updating.

This small bathroom embraces a rose-colored tub and uses its surroundings to balance it out.

Gold and white tile and accents brighten the room while allowing the bathtub to be the focal point.

Choose a Pink Bathroom Theme

If your decorating style is anything but subtle, consider creating a pink bathroom that goes all-in with colors, patterns, and decor.

With abstract shelving, busy wallpaper, and beach accessories, this flamingo-theme powder room has it all.

To create a similar look, paint the baseboards to complement your cabinets or vanity and carry the color throughout the room.

Then, bring in white or neutral elements, like mirrors, lighting, and frames, to ground the look.

Finally, add your knickknacks and decorative elements to tie the space together.

Start with Pastels

bathroom with double vanity and pink walls

If you want something a little less bold, consider painting one wall in a muted powder pink.

This way, you can easily incorporate a splash of color without it completely overtaking the room.

Once the paint is dry, add a statement mirror (or two) and use gold accents to create a stylish vintage-inspired vanity area.

Pink Whimsical Wallpaper

A pink bathroom is already a little whimsical, but a playful wallpaper completes the theme.

Wallpaper with a quirky animal pattern (like swans) turns a bathroom into a magical escape.

Ground the patterned wallpaper and use of pink with a dark-colored vanity.

Use Pink Bathroom Tile

Adding tile to a bathroom (floor or otherwise) is not always easy, especially if a complete renovation isn’t on the table.

But with temporary wallpaper, you can create the look of tile without all the effort.

Add a wallpaper backsplash in soft pink tones for a pop of color in the bathroom.

Finish the look with gold or brass hardware for a touch of glam.