Having a small bathroom can come with its challenges. You need to make sure that you have enough room for everything without making it feel cluttered, but luckily this is more than possible for you to achieve.
Invest in a corner sink
Sometimes a pedestal sink can disrupt the flow of traffic to a bathroom. This can be frustrating to say the least, but there are ways for you to have that picture-perfect bathroom without causing obstruction. A corner sink is great in this instance because they don’t take up much room and they’re still just as luxurious as pedestal sinks. If you can’t have a corner sink for whatever reason, then consider floating the vanity. This will make the bathroom feel bigger and it will also give you plenty of floor space.
Shower curtains
A lot of people prefer to have glass shower doors in their bathroom because you can swing them open and closed. If you were to invest in a shower curtain instead however, then this will save you a lot of space. There are plenty of luxurious shower curtains out there for you to choose from and when you coordinate it with the other colours in your bathroom, you’ll soon see that you can get a very impressive look.
Shelving
Shelving is great if you have a smaller bathroom. The main reason for this is because it eliminates the need for a cabinet, and it doesn’t compromise on the overall look of your space either. If you want to install a shelf then consider installing one over the cistern. This will not affect the placement, but it will free up the majority of your wall space for other features such as the mirror or even a towel rack.
Wallpaper and paint
When decorating your bathroom, it really does help to use large-scale patterns. Over-size patterns will trick you into thinking that there’s more space than there actually is. If you fancy trying it out, opt for big and bold stripes, florals or other similar designs.
Shower heads
Believe it or not, the shower head that you have will have a huge impact on the room. Just because you have a small shower doesn’t mean that everything in there has to be small. In fact, sometimes an oversized head can add a sense of purpose and luxury. If you want to find out more about that, look into a Hansgrohe shower to see if you can get some inspiration.
Mirror
If your bathroom is incredibly small, invest in a bigger mirror. This may sound counter-productive, but it can really help to bounce the light that you have around the room. If you want to do this, have the mirror stretch beyond the vanity unit. You might also want to think about having some kind of under-mirror lighting installed as well. This will illuminate the space around the mirror, and it will maximise the enlarging effect that it has on the room.
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