If you’re stuck with a small bathroom, don’t despair. You can increase the physical space – and the perception of space – thanks to these tips.
Small bathrooms need to make use of all available space, so install shelving or build your storage units into the corner. Corners provide extra inches, and allow you to create unique design solutions.
Consider replacing your old toilet with a compact elongated model. It’s the same size as a round-front toilet but provides the comfort of an elongated seat. Plus, newer toilets use less water, making them friendlier to the environment.
Consider installing a bathtub that’s designed to make the most of small spaces.
5. Choose a smaller faucet.
Change your sink faucet to a space-saving, single-hole model.
6. Streamline the shower.
Choose a sliding shower door. Sliding doors don’t require space for door clearance, and the clear glass acts like a window, creating the perception of even more space.
7. Downsize the vanity.
Save real and perceived space by installing a smaller vanity, a pedestal sink or a wall-mounted sink. Even if they’re not particularly small, console tables help expand the perception of space thanks to their slender legs.
8. Take the tub down a notch.
Consider replacing your old tub with a lower-walled model to help open up sightlines and make the bathroom look more expansive. Try a 5-foot tub with a flat bottom. They’re perfect for showering, but still deep enough for a pleasant bath.
9. Adjust your view
Consider hanging your cabinet at a more comfortable height (around 34 or 36 inches) to avoid unnecessary bending. If possible, use niche shelving and a mirrored medicine cabinet to remove bulky furniture.
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