Green has been having a serious moment in home decor over the past five years. You’ve probably seen it everywhere—on kitchen cabinets (see our Green Kitchen article), in statement centerpieces (like we covered here), and now, it’s making a bold move into the bathroom.
I’m covering a moody shade of green today – emerald. Here’s more information about the shade from Pantone.
Emerald green is rich, elegant, and surprisingly versatile. Whether it’s a deep, velvety tone or something slightly brighter like jewel-tone, emerald green adds character without overwhelming the space. And it goes well with gold hardware, black accents, natural wood, and even crisp white details.
But how do you pick the right shade? Will it look too dark and moody? And maybe most importantly, how do you make it feel intentional?
That’s where I think you’ll need inspiration. I’ve rounded up 17 gorgeous emerald green bathroom ideas from real homes.
17 Emerald Green Bathroom Ideas
u/CotaPT’s emerald green bathroom renovation is a total showstopper, it’s earthy and moody. With stone-inspired finishes, golden fixtures, and sleek offset mirrors.
It looks like a spa right there. Commenters loved the transformation, but some eagle-eyed Redditors questioned the mysteriously reflection-free mirror shots (AI? Vampire? Magic?). Either way, one thing’s clear: this bathroom has main character energy.
Octopus is definitely not the first thing I think of when renovating my bathroom, but Rob Dickinson’s bathroom has somehow changed my mind. The mural adds bold, whimsical, and oddly soothing vibes. This moody yet cozy space is packed with personality: rich tones, copper hardware, and a concrete sink that gives it a modern edge with rustic charm.
I’m absolutely obsessed with this emerald green tile — and I think it’s easy to see why. The rich, glossy tone brings instant drama to the room, yet it doesn’t overwhelm.
Paired with champagne bronze hardware, it strikes that perfect balance between luxurious and inviting. u/lunabear321 chose the Cloe tile in Green from Bedrosians, and let me tell you, it’s a favorite among designers for good reason.
The finish has a slightly handcrafted feel that gives it real depth and character.
u/fireflyfire’s ensuite transformation is a masterclass in turning a functional space into something truly beautiful. The star of the show?
That absolutely stunning green tile. It’s rich, it’s glossy, and it instantly gives the room a fresh, spa-like feel. Paired with brass hardware, the palette feels grounded and modern — a huge leap from the beige tones and heavy patterns of the old space.
With added storage shelves and thoughtful upgrades like underfloor heating, this ensuite doesn’t just look lovely — it lives well, too.
There’s something so charming about u/Virgocatyogi’s green bathroom — it feels lush and personal without being overdone.
The rich green tile instantly caught my eye (and clearly, everyone else’s too). She mentioned it was an “instant yes” at the store, even though her husband wasn’t so sure — and now? He’s just as smitten.
The tiling was lovingly installed by her father-in-law and husband, and it gives the whole space this handcrafted, thoughtful feel.
The tub itself — a comfy pick from Canac with arm and neck rests — actually sparked the whole renovation. And that view out to the trees? A reminder that great design doesn’t just come from what you put in a room but how it all connects with the world just outside the window.
There’s a certain kind of magic when old-world charm meets bold modern flair — and u/ninirebl captured it perfectly in this show stopping 1950s bathroom refurb.
The deep green tile paired with gleaming gold hardware has a theatrical beauty to it, evoking styles somewhere between Hollywood Regency and a touch of Art Deco.
There’s just so much joy tucked into u/Iris_Wishkey’s bold little powder room — from the mint green palette to the vintage 1953 sink and toilet set (yes, she scored them for free on Craigslist!).
Inspired by 1950s retro vibes, this half-bath blends Atomic-era whimsy with real craftsmanship. She sourced custom starburst switchplates on Etsy, had a friend hand-paint celestial accents, and even added a playful nod to vintage wallpaper they found during demo — complete with a UFO.
There’s a sense of quiet drama in u/snakeskin1982’s Art Deco bathroom that’s hard to forget. Set in Pittsburgh, this space captures everything we love about Deco design — bold symmetry, moody jewel tones, and elegant, gilded finishes.
The green tile in the shower (yes, it’s the beloved Cloe Green from Bedrosians) shimmers against the gold swan faucet — a piece so striking it nearly steals the show. She found it on Amazon, and while it may not be top-tier in longevity, it absolutely delivers on vintage fantasy.
The wallpaper, “Deco Martini in Arsenic” by Divine Savages, brings flair without overpowering the room, and even the floor nods to retro futurism with geometric detail. This bathroom is a love letter to a time when design wasn’t afraid to be a little bold — and a little fabulous.
That green tile is STUNNING! Seeing the newly renovated bathroom by u/_lacelace, I couldn’t believe it was completed in just two weeks by her brother. The real star of the space is that Jade Zellige tile from Zia Tile — a rich, glossy emerald green that instantly adds a sense of calm and character.
The black-and-white patterned floor brings a playful vintage twist, grounding the room with just the right amount of contrast.
u/oxsissylalaxo’s small apartment bathroom proves that bold choices can make the biggest impact. She painted the walls pesto green, and it completely transformed the space — fresh, grounded, and full of charm.
What makes this even more special is a hand-painted floral piece by her grandmother, adding both beauty and heart.
u/chrrygarcia’s master bathroom is a bold, joyful celebration of pink and green — and it totally works. With a whimsical Deco Peacock wallpaper from Spoonflower, a glam vanity from Wayfair (with a few custom tweaks), and that Kaylianie light fixture stealing the show, this space oozes personality. It’s their first-ever reno, pulled off with help from her husband and MIL — and the result? Fun, funky, and totally unforgettable. As she says, “The wallpaper isn’t for everyone… but I love it!”
u/fauxfoxfilm set out to make their bathroom cozy, and while not everyone agreed on the definition of “cozy,” we think the deep green tiles, brass accents, and that reclaimed cast iron tub totally nailed it.
Add a googly-eyed plant (yes, really), some Ministry of Magic vibes, and a cheeky before-and-after reveal, and you’ve got a space that’s both stylish and full of personality.
If Victorian drama and botanical elegance had a baby, it’d be this bathroom. Reddit’s own u/ohhomelygirl turned heads with her moody, romantic space filled with bold floral wallpaper, dark accents, and thoughtful DIY touches.
She upcycled an old sideboard into a double sink vanity and even turned a $10 Shein tapestry into a stunning wall centerpiece—genius on a budget! I didn’t know why you needed a fireplace in your bathroom, but it fits the aesthetic. This place is too gorgeous to do your business in.
If you ever doubted the power of paint and paneling, let u/BluejayDeep4803’s DIY renovation convince you otherwise. With a bit of vision (and a lot of patience), this once-plain powder room got a stunning, moody makeover using rich Calke Green paint (duped from Farrow & Ball at Sherwin Williams, because smart). The real magic? That picture frame molding that adds instant charm—even if it nearly drove OP to madness.
Avenging-Sky went rogue and painted her tiny bathroom a deep green against everyone’s advice. The twist? It totally works. With just $30 of paint, a T.J. Maxx mirror, Anthropologie brass monkey hooks, and that iconic Etsy tiger rug, the space is now giving luxe speakeasy vibes on a DIY budget.
Even the toilet paper holder got a clever upgrade: repurposed art in an old niche and a new dispenser that works way better. Oh, and yes, she painted the ceiling too—because why not?
This user, lodaddyo tackled their early-2000s hall bathroom and gave it a fresh, modern spin that still feels warm and inviting—perfect for the kids, and for the adults who appreciate great tile.
They swapped the shower insert for rich deep teal 3×12 Arteko tiles from Home Depot (paired with crisp white grout), added sleek, modern hardware, and updated the vanity for a cleaner, brighter look.
Redditor Jessica13693 pulled off a stunning bathroom transformation that’s full of bold choices, earthy vibes, and plant-loving charm—and the before-and-after difference is jaw-dropping.
And that tile. It’s dramatic without feeling heavy, thanks to white grout, natural light, and a smart layout that keeps the space feeling open. Jessica mentioned ordering tons of samples before landing on “the one,” and we can all agree—it paid off.
