Next year, green bathrooms are going to be everywhere. The relaxing and versatile color is timelessly popular because it can fit into a range of styles, effortlessly transitioning from a traditional to contemporary feel depending on how it is used.
Tastemakers have been aware of the shade's power for decades. Take for example, the way Elvis used a dramatic olive tone for the sink in his glamorous Graceland bathroom. In The King's mythic Tennessee home, the shade feels dramatic and cocooning, so different from the airy avocado shades we've come to associate with powder rooms of the 2010s. It's evidence for the green bathroom's enduring relevance.
Elvis's moody take on the color also offers a preview of the direction bathroom trends are moving in 2027. According to experts, deep greens are coming back into our homes with a vengeance.
Olive green is emerging as a key tone for the bathroom next year. Mike Manders, Co-Founder and CEO of Haddon states: 'Whilst avocado bathroom suites may be a thing of the past, olive continues to make waves as a key colour, infusing spaces with a natural and earthy feel. It pairs beautifully with stone and wood, adding a quiet sophistication that evokes a subtle connection to the natural world.'
Like fashion, interior design trends are cyclical, and everything that was once old, like Elvis's '60s bathroom, will become new again.
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Infuse your bathroom with elegant greens through accessories and patterns.
We love this dark green soap dish, made from 100% recycled glass with a nonslip design. It would be a gorgeous way to add a touch of green to your bathroom sink with ease.
The Cottage Collection Forest Green Canister – Small
This small ceramic canister features a soft green finish and a subtly ribbed texture, offering timeless appeal. Perfect for keeping cotton balls, q-tips, and cotton pads, its the chicest possible way to store your beauty accoutrement.
Zellige tiles are so beautiful thanks to their entirely unique finish. These cardamom green tiles have been handcrafted from Moroccan clay with a traditional glaze in a really vibrant and fresh hue.
The delicate florals of the wallpaper are a lovely accent for a bathroom wall. Wallpaper like this is perfect for bringing character into a powder room.
Finished with an elegant glaze, this Moroccan ceramic jug is both practical and decorative. I love the idea of putting it on the back of a sink filled with some flowers, like an old-fashioned wash-basin.
Whether we use in our powder room walls or bathroom floors (or both), these emerald green tiles are the perfect way to bring a statement into your bathroom. I adore the idea of pairing these with cream accents for a balanced look.
Elvis's bathroom demonstrates the versatility of the hue, but why are green bathrooms trending for 2026?
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Mike explains: 'Green bathrooms are trending because they bring a refreshing sense of calm that resonates with the desire for wellbeing and a space that feels like a sanctuary. Softer shades like olive and sage introduce a soothing, earthy quality that complements natural materials such as stone and marble, creating a harmonious and grounded atmosphere.'
In 2027, we will continue to see more contemporary takes on this color palette. 'Green also offers versatility as it can feel either classic or contemporary, depending on the finishes and fixtures paired with it,' advises Mike. 'For example, an olive-toned vanity unit with brass hardware feels quite traditional, yet a clean-lined olive mirror styled alongside black taps is modern and fresh.'
The gold center of Elvis's sink demonstrates how easily this color can be paired with a plethora of options. Mike states: 'Green tones also work beautifully with a wide range of color palettes, from warm neutrals like cappuccino to deeper hues like anthracite, making it an appealing choice for those looking to add subtle yet impactful personality to their bathrooms.'
Mike concludes: 'Ultimately, green bathrooms reflect a growing trend towards spaces that feel characterful, yet still promote relaxation and timeless style.'
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