https:\/\/www.pinterest.com\/pin\/133700682679780999\/<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\nDividing the tub wall into intentional zones of contrasting or complementary color creates visual structure and breaks up monotony. Color blocking doesn\u2019t require multiple materials\u2014simple shifts in tile color or paint tone can achieve the effect. Vertical blocks elongate the space, while horizontal ones stretch it visually, making this method particularly effective in bathrooms with challenging proportions. Some homeowners use tile on the lower half of the wall and paint above, while others alternate colored tile bands for a bolder impact. Keeping a common thread\u2014like matching grout lines or unifying fixtures\u2014ensures cohesion even amid strong contrast. Color choices should be intentional: soft neutrals for subtle separation or jewel tones for high drama. When done thoughtfully, this design style adds contemporary flair and a tailored, editorial edge to the space. Beyond pure aesthetics, color blocking guides the eye and creates a curated tub area that feels structured, intentional, and beautifully bold.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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