7 Ideas for Small Bathrooms
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AD – This post is shared in collaboration with Industville Ltd and was written by Marketa Rypacek Managing Director
Are you struggling with the best way to put together your small bathroom?
Having just a small area to keep all your things and get washed and clean can seem like an impossible task to do well. However, there are many ideas out there to make sure you are making the most of your small bathroom space.
Marketa Rypacek the Managing Director of Industville Limited has put together these 7 ideas for small bathrooms:
Install Small Floating Shelves
Shelves are great for making the most of what would otherwise be wasted wall space and choosing floating ones keeps the look light and airy. They will also keep your bathroom clutter-free, whilst making it easy to find the everyday items you need.
Mirror Mirror on the Wall
It’s well known that mirrored surfaces are great at enhancing a space and making a room feel bigger than it actually is. They do this by bouncing light around the room. For a bathroom, as well as hanging a large mirror, mirrored tiles are a great option. Alternatively, why not make a real design impact and go for a mirrored bath or a porcelain bathtub? Nowadays, you can even find mirrored radiators that don’t like radiators at all. Any one of these will not only help to give the illusion of space but will also create the looks of a spa or hotel bathroom.

Go Bold with Flooring
Patterned tiled floors are a beautiful and practical choice in the bathroom and if you keep the rest of the space simple, they will also help the room appear larger in size. Our advice would be to keep your walls neutral and make your floor a statement. Go for larger format tiles which have fewer grout lines for a clean, spacious feel.
Add a Metallic Shine
With its warm tones, brass is a texture which makes an entire space feel much larger than it actually is. In a small bathroom, it can be incorporated into everything from fixtures and fittings to features and accessories, which will also add a touch of elegance and luxury to the room. Keep it consistent by choosing brass for the lighting and shower, giving an on-trend, designer look.

Enhance the Corners
If your bathroom is an odd shape or has awkward nooks and crannies, make the most of them by adding small storage features for toiletries and accessories. Use statement ornaments to add character to the room or bold artwork to draw the eye and introduce a pop of colour.
Opt for a Corner Shower
In many small bathrooms, installing a bath simply isn’t possible but making the most of the space with a practical corner shower is a great alternative. Corner showers can be installed in even the tightest of spaces, taking up very little room. Choose a frameless glass screen which will make the room appear more open.

Choose a Slimline Sink
Trough sinks are a slimline option and stylish solution when space is limited, making them the perfect choice for small bathrooms. Just like a floating vanity unit, many trough sinks will also provide a good deal of handy storage space underneath. These narrow designs come in many different styles, so you can find just the one to suit your own interior style.
So there you have seven ideas to help you make the most of a small bathroom area.
Do you think any of these ideas for small bathrooms could help you?
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Our en suite is tiny but it does what is needed.
It can be so hard working with a small bathroom at times.
The mirrored radiator sounds like a great idea
This is great thanks for sharing!
Some great ideas to think about. I love the idea of a mirrored radiator, my bathroom is really tiny.
I know green plants are good for bathrooms but if you are not very good keeping them alive like my daughter. Do what she does buy some artificial she got some cheaply from the famous Swedish store & look like real & effective.
I have to admit I’m not the best at keeping plants alive but I do have a nice collection on the windowsill which some how thrive anyway.
OOOH I do love a floating shelf, they hold so much and look so nice!!
They always look really nice don’t they and I love they don’t take up quite so much space.
Some great ideas here; I need to think them through I think.
I hope they help you around the home.
Interesting post! I had no idea that it is possible to buy mirrored radiators.
It’s amazing the different things that are out there at times isn’t it?
I had not thought of having a bold coloured floor. It’s a good idea though
It’s strange how things often aren’t the first thought but can work out so well in certain situations.
Some really great ideas, always like the sound of a corner shower. Great way to make the most of what space I have in the bathroom
Definitely, sometimes corners can be really a great place to use for things!
I am loving the idea of the mirrored tiles and large hanging mirror, this definitely creats an illusion that the room is bigger.
Definitely it is incredible how much of a difference mirrors can make in a room.
Great ideas, although I think that a mirrored bath could create a few laughs
Which is your favourite idea, do you think any could work for you?
I am fortunate to have a large bathroom but still good to know what’s on trend
Oh how lovely – I hope it is a nice relaxing place for you.
Very clever ideas that I don’t think I would have thought of, floating shelves is a simple idea for a small bathroom
Floating shelves can be such a great idea when you don’t have much room in any room.
It is amazing how small touches can make such a big difference to quite an underrated room. Saying that, back in our first house, we splurged the most on our bathroom. At the moment I am very inspired by the idea of floating shelfs as our current bathroom is too small to be able to store anything. I will be looking into that when we tile our bathroom next month
Oh no – small bathrooms are hard aren’t they? We definitely don’t have our smallest bathroom here, but it’s not exactly large either.