Hi, please tell us what country you are in?

Do you have an ensuite bathroom next to any of the bedrooms? It's good to have similar colours to the bedrooms if you do.

Hi, I am a lady, I am emailing the link to this thread to my Houzz friend who lives in India, who is an interior decorator.

With that many bathrooms, you do want to be versatile. I would not make them all the same. What colors are you putting in the nearby rooms? What about marble?

One solution is to have basically white bathrooms with accents matching the bedrooms they go with. You csn also add coloured towels and accessories, and perhaps hang wall plates to complement. Avoid grey or beige as your main colour, this can look dismal and very boring.

However you don't spend too much time in the bathroom so why not go cheerful, maybe have a red wall where the shower fittings are, or a deep red counter? My daughter put a sunshine yellow counter on the vanity. Then she hung matching towels, and a ceramic sunflower on the wall.

Mirrors brighten any bathroom, so consider a big mirror to make a small bathroom look bigger. Ground floor is often rather dark, so mirrors help to amplify the light. Make sure your lighting is adequate too.

Hope this is of help.

I did a house with nine bathrooms and it was so much fun. For the master bed we had his and hers separate ensuite bathrooms, so hers was feminine and victoruan; it even had a chandelier! His was white with a red shower wall and a blue and white border tile. The counter was tiled with red. It was a very cheerful little bathroom. The daughter's batH was blue and white, the border tiles and washbasin were Chinese themed. A very pretty bathroom. The two guest bathrooms were yellow and cream with hand painted sunflower accent tiles. One powder room was yellow and white, the other was beige with orange and green accents. It had a very whimsical washbasin with a hand painted frog inside. The pool house also has two bathrooms, more basic, mostly cream with wood accents. The colour comes from the stack of towels, red, blue, orange, lime green and yellow.

I think always choose right color and material for your restroom with soft furnishings and accessories that is easy to maintain.Neutral restroom color will never go out of style.Grey color on the walls will enhance warmth and depth,and look great with white stuffs like toilets and sinks.