Storage is important in your bathroom and there is no reason why a small bathroom needs to miss out. Pop up some shelves in those awkward or hard to fill corners. Beside the toilet is a great place to have narrow shelving which can hold towels, flannels or even toilet paper.
A huge advantage with floating vanities, toilets and shelving is that some of the units will recess into the wall cavity. While the space it gives you back may only be a few centimetres, it is space you would not have otherwise had.
Slightly old fashioned, but pedestal basins are all the rage nowadays. They will give you back some much-needed floor space. Perfect for when space is more important than storage.
A small bathroom can be made to look much larger with some clever decorating. Vertical stripes make the walls seem larger and further apart. An ornately titled floor can capture your eye, making you pay attention to a feature rather than the room size. A floor to ceiling mural on one wall can also increase the perceived room, as well as strategically placed mirrors. If you have a favourite rectangular shaped tile, but feel it is too large for your bathroom, have it installed horizontally instead. The long lines will help elongate the feel of your room too.
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