Looking for olive green bathroom vanity ideas with a little something extra? Think gold-colored handles, pretty mirrors and a few leafy branches on the counter.
These pictures include green cabinets plus bathrooms that put the green on the walls instead, so there’s more than one way to try the combination.
You can keep things simple or go all out with pattern. There’s also a dressing table included for furniture inspiration, rather than as a finished bathroom vanity. Pick the details you love and start there.
Green vanities and bathroom details worth saving
dark green and a round mirror
We’re starting off strong with this dark green cabinet and its gold-colored handles. I love the big round mirror above the speckled counter.
The little white vase of flowers is so pretty beside it.
If you want to go a step further, hang a botanical print on the neighboring wall like the one here.
open shelves and folded towels
How cute is this open-shelf vanity? The folded white towels and brown basket look lovely against the muted green.
There are still drawers above and along the side for things you’d rather tuck away.
Keep the counter simple with a tall vase of branches if you want to follow this look.
olive doors with brown trim
This may just be one of my favorite cabinet combinations here. I love the olive fronts surrounded by brown wood-grain trim.
The round mirror repeats that brown detail above the white counter.
Try simple rectangular gold-colored pulls to keep the same unfussy look.
small cabinet and leafy branches
If you are looking for something simple to build around, this one is for you. The green cabinet has little round knobs, with a large round mirror above it.
Those tall leafy branches are my favorite part.
Two small floating shelves give you another spot for jars and a basket without crowding the counter.
olive paneling and a white vanity
Don’t want to paint your vanity green? No problem!
This bathroom keeps the cabinet white and puts olive on the wall paneling and mirror frame instead.
I love the black handles with the black-and-white patterned floor. Try that pairing if you want a few darker details among all the white.
green tiles and a long counter
I am obsessed with these green square tiles. The slight changes in color are so pretty around the window and behind the open shelves.
There isn’t a green cabinet here. Instead, a long brown wood-grain counter holds a rectangular basin, with open space underneath.
Save this one if you prefer an open vanity setup.
olive paneling and scalloped details
How adorable is this design collage? The scalloped light shades and pale pink towel are such sweet details.
A brown vanity sits against olive paneling, with pale blue botanical pattern above.
If you want to borrow just one idea, try a striped green rug beside your vanity. The little blue squares in this one are worth a closer look.
towel cubbies and hanging lights
If you are looking for a vanity with a little of everything, then this one is for you. There are olive cabinet doors, drawers and open cubbies for white towels.
I especially love the long mirror with its rounded bottom. Keep a pair of hanging lights on either side if you want to follow the arrangement shown here.
dark cabinets and checkerboard flooring
Love a darker bathroom? This one pairs a near-black vanity with deep green wall tiles rather than green cabinet fronts.
The black-and-white checkerboard floor is hard to miss!
The floral rug and framed flower picture are pretty together. Try a small floral accent if you want something similar without changing the whole room.
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a matching green mirror frame
This is such a cute way to repeat your cabinet color. The wide mirror has a green frame to match the vanity below, while the faucets and little round knobs are black.
You don’t need lots of extra decoration here. A small plant at one end of the white counter is enough to borrow from this look.
dark green shower tiles
Don’t want green cabinet doors? This bathroom gives you another option.
The brown wood-grain vanity sits beside a shower lined with narrow dark green tiles.
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I love the black round mirror with the wall-mounted faucet below. Repeat those black details in your drawer pulls if you’re trying this combination.
olive drawers and a wide sink
I am obsessed with this olive vanity. The broad white sink projects slightly in front of the cabinet, with matching stacks of drawers on either side.
The gold-colored handles are so pretty against the green. Keep that combination if you want the cabinet itself to be the detail you notice first.
deep olive in a little alcove
If you’re looking for a darker green without lots of pattern, go with this deep olive cabinet and matching rectangular mirror frame. The pale counter and light wall paneling keep the surrounding details simple.
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Those raised borders on the cabinet doors are gorgeous. I’d leave the accessories just as spare.
olive walls and basket shelves
This is another lovely way to keep a brown vanity and bring olive into the room. The green paneling runs behind the gold-colored mirror and globe lights.
I love the baskets tucked into the open shelves. If you want to try the oversized branch arrangement too, leave plenty of counter space around the vase.
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two mirrors and muted green
How pretty are these shaped mirror frames? They sit above a long muted green vanity with two white sinks and black handles.
The white chevron-patterned wall is a favorite detail too. Try a tall vase between the mirrors if you want one simple decoration for a longer counter.
green stripes and speckled surfaces
The green tiles and speckled surfaces are so cute together in this bathroom. Here, the vanity is brown rather than olive, with small silver-colored knobs.
If you like this color mix, you could keep an existing brown cabinet and introduce green tile nearby. The narrow vertical layout is the detail I’d borrow.
pink tiles and yellow-green walls
Want something a little more colorful? This bathroom pairs yellow-green walls with pink tiles and a gray vanity.
It’s a different direction from olive cabinetry, but that pink-and-green pairing is worth saving.
The flower-covered rug is adorable. For your own olive vanity, you could try a smaller pink accent rather than copying the full wall treatment.
globe lights and tiny floor flowers
Here’s another view of the olive vanity shown earlier. This time, take a look at the tiny black flower-like motifs across the white floor and the dark border around it.
I love the paired globe lights beside the round mirror. You could borrow those details even if your cabinet has a completely different shape.
green trim and decorative drawers
This dressing table is a little different from the bathroom vanities on the list. There’s no sink, but the green frame, brown drawer fronts and ornate gold-colored details make lovely furniture inspiration.
I especially love the curved legs. Save it as a reference for color and decorative details, not as an example of a ready-to-use bathroom vanity.
dark olive and botanical wallpaper
Last but definitely not least, we have this gorgeous dark olive bathroom. I am obsessed with the botanical wallpaper beside the round mirror!
The cabinet below is dark brown, with a strongly veined counter and a white round basin.
Try olive wall molding with a patterned side wall if you want to borrow this look. The little rolled towels are a sweet finishing touch.
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