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This teeny tiny bathroom (those are the owner, Gemma Louise’s words – not me being disparaging!) measures a mere 2m x 2m. Despite this lack of space, the room is bright, attractive, functional and orderly.
We’ve recommended many times in the past that if space is limited, make use of the vertical. This is just what Gemma Louise has done; there’s a deep window sill that she’s utilised for storage and decorative terrarium. There’s also a perfectly positioned wall-mounted, extendible mirror for shaving and putting on make up.
The chrome bar beneath the sink is the perfect home for hanging a hand towel – something that’s been done in later photos. Another good clutter-busting action that’s been carried out here is stashing things in attractive storage boxes, bags and baskets. The wicker basket under the sink is probably used to store & hide the spare loo rolls, soap and toothpaste – what do you reckon?
The plain white, floor-to-ceiling subway tiles are the perfect backdrop, giving the illusion that the bathroom is larger than it actually is – and the beautiful floor tiles prove that using large patterns and large sizes in a small area really does work!
- Meraki hand soap
- FRÄCK mirror
- Brown wicker hamper 42cm x 28cm x 18cm
- Blooma galvanised oval steel wire basket
- Appleby 1700 roll top shower bath with screen + chrome leg set
- Keswick traditional 560mm basin & chrome wash stand
- Devonstone Grey Feature 33.1cm x 33.1cm floor tile
- Wooden bath caddy
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