They Ripped Out the Beige Tile and Wrapped the Bathroom in Dark Green

Want to see what happens when a small beige bathroom goes all-in on dark green? This remodel shared by Reddit user bulluckthebadass shows how one tile choice can change almost every surface in the room.

Before the renovation, large beige wall tiles covered the shower and toilet area, with a narrow mosaic border running across the walls. Square floor tile, chrome fixtures, and a framed glass shower enclosure kept the room within the same neutral palette.

They Ripped Out the Beige Tile and Wrapped the Bathroom in Dark Green
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After the remodel, mottled green tile runs across the shower, behind the toilet, around the window, and across the sink wall. Black fixtures, a grid-framed shower screen, an arched mirror, and a veined stone sink completed the change.

Beige Tile Covered the Original Bathroom

Beige Tile Covered the Original Bathroom
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Large beige tiles covered most of the visible wall area, including the shower and wall behind the toilet. A strip of smaller mosaic tile crossed the walls between the larger rows.

The shower enclosure added metal framing beside the toilet, while chrome fixtures and pale floor tile continued the beige and white color scheme across the small room.

Demolition Removed the Beige Surfaces

Demolition Removed the Beige Surfaces
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Removing the wall tile exposed the old adhesive and wall surfaces beneath it. The shower enclosure also came out, leaving the shower and toilet walls open for the new installation.

Sections around the window and lower walls were stripped before the bathroom could receive its new tile.

Dark Green Tile Took Over the Shower

Dark Green Tile Took Over the Shower
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Small rectangular green tiles replaced the large beige format used in the original bathroom. Individual pieces shift between pale green, olive, deep green, and near-black, creating visible color changes from one tile to the next.

Instead of limiting the new tile to the shower, the installation continues beyond the wet area and onto the surrounding bathroom walls.

Green Tile Continued Around the Toilet and Window

Green Tile Continued Around the Toilet and Window
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The same green tile covers the wall behind the toilet and wraps around the window, leaving few painted wall surfaces within the room. A tiled ledge beneath the window extends the material across another horizontal surface.

A wall-mounted toilet replaced the original floor-mounted model, while black flush controls and fittings stand out against the mixed green background.

Veined Stone Sink Added Another Strong Surface

Veined Stone Sink Added Another Strong Surface
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A wall-mounted stone sink replaced the more conventional sink setup, with dark veins crossing the basin, front edge, and raised sides. The open space below leaves the stone form exposed rather than hiding it inside a vanity cabinet.

A black wall-mounted faucet sits above the basin, while an arched illuminated mirror adds a curved shape against the rows of rectangular tile.

Black Shower Framing Added Contrast

Black Shower Framing Added Contrast
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Black metal framing now surrounds the clear shower glass, with a grid pattern running from the floor toward the ceiling. The transparent panels keep the green shower walls visible from the rest of the bathroom.

A black rainfall shower head, controls, radiator, faucet, flush plate, and smaller accessories repeat the same finish across the room without introducing another metal color.

Dark Green Tile Divided Reddit

Dark Green Tile Divided Reddit
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The finished bathroom keeps the light floor and white ceiling against walls dominated by green and black. The owner also confirmed that the room is small and that storage sits behind the door rather than beneath the wall-mounted sink.

The tile became the main point of debate after the remodel was shared on Reddit. Ok-Pipe-8572 said the room was “giving dungeon,” while capybaraPRteam3 compared it to an ancient temple and Fiireygirl saw a resemblance to the Ministry of Magic. KT_mama took the other side, praising the fact that the remodel wasn’t gray, while WillingLake623 preferred the green design over another bathroom with shiplap and white subway tile.

The owner, bulluckthebadass, acknowledged that the tiles were divisive.

All credits go to Reddit user bulluckthebadass. Images and original post by bulluckthebadass on Reddit.

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