- Tamar Marash
Tips for renovate a Small Bathroom
In the realm of home renovation, even the tiniest spaces can be transformed. Such is the case with a recent project that took a small, cramped family bathroom and turned it into a spacious and functional sanctuary. The transformation was achieved through a series of carefully considered interventions that not only maximised the utility of the space but also enhanced its aesthetic appeal. here are some tips for renovate a Small Bathroom:
Please watch my video from a tiny bathroom renovation in West Hampstead House:
1. Spatial Layout Reconfiguration: One of the key steps in this bathroom makeover was the reconfiguration of the spatial layout. The existing layout was inefficient, with fixtures awkwardly placed, leading to a cramped atmosphere. By rearranging the positioning of fixtures, I optimised the use of space. The result was a more fluid and open bathroom layout that instantly felt larger and more inviting.
2. Mirrored Cabinets for Added Space and Elegance: To further enhance the bathroom's functionality, large and tall mirrored cabinets were installed. These cabinets not only offered valuable storage space for toiletries and linens but also had a dual purpose. The mirrors created an illusion of a larger space by reflecting light and the room itself, adding an element of elegance and sophistication to the overall design.
3. Tranquil and Luminous Tiles: The selection of tiles played a crucial role in setting the bathroom's ambience. Bright colours and modern shape tiles were chosen to evoke a sense of serenity and brightness. These tiles not only visually expanded the space but also created a calming and clean atmosphere, turning the bathroom into a true oasis of relaxation.
4. Space-Saving Sliding /folding Door: In a small bathroom, every inch of space matters. Recognising this, I incorporated a sliding door, commonly referred to as a "pocket door." In this specific context, it proved to be a game-changer. The sliding door, when opened, tucked neatly into a wall pocket, freeing up floor space that would have otherwise been occupied by a swinging door. This simple yet ingenious addition was not only space-saving but also added a modern and sleek touch to the bathroom's overall design.
