Now, it’s important to mention that many (myself, included) don’t have a proper powder room in their house or apartment. Today, the powder room is often the restroom guests use.

(The antiquated name comes from the early 1920s when people felt the term “powder room” was more effeminate in describing the place women went to do their business and freshen up. (Also, dark colors reign!) Below, you’ll discover these designers’ powder room décor ideas that make any favorite small bathroom escape easy to recreate.īefore we get to the powder room décor tips, it’s important to note what a powder room is: a small bathroom-sometimes called a half bath or guest bath-that has just a toilet and sink. The uniform take on designing this small room? Go big, go bold, and have fun. After connecting with interior designers Julia Miller of YOND Interiors, Andi Morse of Morse Design, and Liza Reyes I learned that I ( we) can have just that. I want those moments submerged in rich tones and lavender essences in my everyday lifey. The thing with this type of powder room is that it always seems to exist in others’ homes. They’re an entry point to an unexpected spa visit. This type of powder room proves that the best powder room décor ideas aren’t just decorating tips. Suddenly you’re in a soothing portal of relaxing tones, floral wallpaper, and cloud-like towels. Stress melts away immediately upon entering.

Then there’s the power room that’s a stealth wellness moment. You walk in, do your business, wash your hands, and leave.

Powder room ideas