Get This Look
A pop of color is all your bathroom needs to feel brand new — and this cheerful, polished refresh proves you don’t have to spend big to make a real impact. Every piece in this look was sourced from Walmart, keeping the total well under $100.
How to Recreate It
- Choose a two-tone color story — a soft neutral wall paired with one saturated accent color in your textiles works beautifully in small bathrooms.
- Swap out your bath mat and towels first — this is the fastest, cheapest way to introduce your new color palette.
- Add a matching soap dispenser and toothbrush holder set to pull the color scheme into your vanity area.
- Layer in a small piece of wall art or a framed print that ties the accent color back to the walls.
- Finish with a simple plant or faux greenery on the back of the toilet or on a small shelf for freshness.
Styling Tips
- Stick to three colors max — a neutral base, one accent color, and white as a clean buffer between them.
- Rolled towels displayed in a basket read as intentional styling, not clutter.
- Matte black or brushed gold hardware instantly elevates budget accessories and makes them look designer.
- If your bathroom is small, use your accent color in accessories only and keep walls and large surfaces light.
Budget Swaps
- Skip the designer candle — Walmart’s Better Homes & Gardens candles come in great scents and colors for under $6.
- Use a $3 Command strip to hang a small mirror or print instead of paying a contractor.
- A $8 woven basket from Walmart corrals towels or toilet paper and adds texture without extra cost.
- Paint a single accent wall yourself with a $10 sample pot instead of repainting the whole room.
